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Glad you found the cause. I also have read about this but never experienced it myself. Love it when what first appears as a potentially serious issue turns out to be a simple cause/solution.

Hey! I don't mind being called stupid, but do prefer that the one calling me stupid help me, by showing me what drives my stupidity! Bad fuel clogs the fuel filter. So what? Tractor runs poorly or not at all, and you replace the filter and are good to go again. I think I mentioned I have been...

I think you see my point clearly but do not realize you are seeing my point...:ROFLMAO:

I read it that way too and responded to it the same way. Actually said something like that is the worst advice I ever read here or elsewhere... Then on re-read I came to the conclusion the poster forgot the word "then". IE, that he meant "if the ROPS is down THEN do not put the seat belt on..."...

Just to clarify, you mean you do not need to own a horse to qualify for membership? Just say you have an interest in horses, for example?

Here are a couple pictures of my road licensed 5x8 behind the BX:

Wow! That looks a lot like my dump trailer that is titled for 3500 pounds. I need to post a picture for comparison. Mine has an aluminum dump bed and electric brakes on the axle. I should see what the axle is rated for...but think that is the limiting factor as for weight rating. My frame is...

Why the MMM caveat? Neither of my tractors has a seat switch, and both have mid PTOs. Cannot imagine why I would want a seat switch on either of them... MMM on the BX...Do not use the mid PTO on the B2910.

Ha Ha, I was going to like your post, but figured you would not know it was me...the OP. But I would like to think I am not a troll but rather someone amazed by how as a society we seem obsessed with protecting ourselves from ourselves...and just observing/questioning. But really, why not...

Just to get the thread back on track, I can state that it has taken me almost 17 years on my BX2200, and I have not even started yet! :eek:

Look forward to watching that video later. Did you use the Kubota seal kit for the rebuilt? How much did it cost? (OH! I know the answer! I also have a B2910...about $60 per cylinder when I checked, for a curl cylinder). Curious because I decided to have someone rebuild both my loader curl...

I would change the battery first and see how things change. As others have said, the largest CCA battery that will fit is a good choice. My BX2200 has about 1300 hours on it, and starts well in the cold, but the batter is relatively new and strong.

Probably wishful thinking. Already retired of the cold weather and snow...:D

Not sure that what was described was an umbilical hernia. Anyway, probably good to address actual issues. My brother decided to get a repair to an actual umbilical hernia that was not really an issue, but he was going to lose insurance so he thought he would get it done. BIG mistake. Without...

That makes complete sense for a tractor with a folding ROPS. Guess that would require another sensor. Gee...thinking about it, the lawyers permit a folding ROPS!!!??? They must be slipping!

I will...and do understand some people need to complain more than others. Nature of the beast. :LOL: By the way, posts about people changing fuel filters frequently got me wondering, so I posted a question about my experience and asking if I am making a mistake by not changing my fuel filters...

I would expect it does. What I was trying to say was that those little plates must come off and be replaced by something else. Only going by the fact that they were given to me after the loader was installed at tractor purchase time.

Saw the other thread about dealing with the seat switch that newer tractors have. Got me thinking...dangerous I know. :) With all this focus on safety, what is more important than keeping your seat belt on when using the tractor? I am having trouble seeing why Kubota and other manufactures...

Can not beat Kubotabooks.com for the help they provide. If you get what you need, please do donate a couple bucks to help them with their mission. I am sure it will be greatly appreciated.

One time when my B2910 was very new I got some bad fuel and had to change the fuel filter to get the tractor running right again. It is going on 18 years since I did that. My BX2200 will soon be 17 years Old, and I never changed the fuel filter(s). No issues. Both tractors run fine. I get my...