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I've had lots of inquiries about how to adjust the clutch on a B7100. The manual specifies using a special tool which is not available to adjust the fingers. So with the help of @007kubotaguy we have put together a writeup on how to do it without the special tool. It is posted on my website. Any...

B7500 did not have a factory option for rear hydraulic block. Moving the loader would be simple as unbolting and moving to new tractor. There is a hydraulic block on the right side to the left of the fuel filter. That's what feeds your loader valve and returns pressure to the 3ph. Since it...

Yes sir. That's good be a very tough find used. I looked for a long time for one for my b2400 and never found a used one. Gave up and bought a b21. But ill certainly keep you in mind if I run across one

Of couse. That's my main goal is to spread knowledge and help people whether I sell them parts or not. Where abouts in north central Alabama are you?

That's awesome. They are made better than the new tractors anyway. I have an ati quick hitch adapter on my la351 loader and love it. Definitely worth the investment.

Your high low gear lever has neutral in between. It should freely roll in neutral.

Sorry not 14" rims right now.

I've seen references to that as well and I can tell you I have b6000e in the yard now that have 10 spline and have had b6000d that had 10 spline. I have yet to personally see an 18 spline on a b6000 2wd or 4wd.

You'd really be better off selling it and getting a b6100 or 7100. But if your stuck on keeping it you can swap the rear half of a b6100 onto your front half and resolve the issue. 2wd is simple swap 4wd is a little more involved with the front driveshaft I'm told.

Most b6000 came with the 10 spline at least what's in the US anyway. Yes you can just swap the pto shaft for an 18 spline. Problem is going to be finding one.

Unfortunately I do not. Both of those parts are specific to the b9200 and b2150 gear drive tractors and i don't have either. If I come across something I'll let you know Unfortunately this one has the solid rops

Unfortunately I do not. Both of those parts are specific to the b9200 and b2150 gear drive tractors and i don't have either. If I come across something I'll let you know

Thank you

You can take the cylinder to a hydraulic shop and have them match the seals for you. Will be a lot cheaper than kubota prices

Uunfortunately I don't have either of those. But they are both available new on messicks. I'd be glad help with part numbers if you need them

I have a few sets in northeast Alabama

I don't have any b7610 tractors but could have parts from others that cross over. What are you looking for?

I do have 1 nice hood on a 2370 left. I'll send you a message

Good evening. Yes I have all that. I Will send you a message

I'd be curious if there is a difference wihere 4wd disengaged. The 4wd gear is on the reverse shaft. I have lots of 7100 parts. Glad to help