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It's NOT about the actual 'bottom line' cost, it's about the 'minimum monthly payment' to afford to get the 'toys' to 'keep up with the Jonses'...... Think about it... if you live and enjoy the 'toys' then die a million in the hole, do YOU really care ?

hmm, maybe a forklift repair place has a used mast ?? Something old/odd ball/can't certify...?? options...

well with nothing to lose..... remove the box, open it up, clean up as required,take GREAT pictures, post any info about the box, and whatever you think they might go to . That 'black box' was probably used on other tractor models ?? If so , someone will know something, maybe there's a manual...

so sounds like nearly everyone's happy... you get a new PTO shaft:) wife gets HER garden in:giggle::) I'm getting 10" of white here as I type, with Spring 10 days away no planting me anytime soon :(

take a LOT of pictures of the wiring ! different angles and clean off any/all dirt on them. Hopefully Kubota use a common set of colours for wiring their tractors. solid black is usually ground soild red m live 12 volt from battery... If you can find a similar unit, there may be wiring for it.....

re: trees providing the hole is 2-3x bigger than the root ball, have GOOD soil in it, best to plant in early spring. water the new tree/hole very well ( soak... to get rid of air down there ) I did a midsummer transplant and every day for two weeks, hauled a 5 gallon pail of water with 6 ,1/4"...

they may have cut based on another tractor and not your B2601HSD-1. Seems the 3ph dimensions are not the same tractor to tractor.....

yes, way too short ! One 'rule of thumb' is that the two sections of the PTO shaft should overlap at least 50% (1/2) of the over all length. You need to consult the tiller's manual for specific information though. If you bought new from dealer, they may have grabbed the wrong shaft for your...

Generally speaking it is NOT a good idea to directly power the glow plugs from the battery. You should however disconnect them and check that each is within factory spec ( typically about 0.9 ohms ), but check the specs for yours'. Also check the manual for how long to apply power to them, based...

also ...in 'float' ,you have to go slow, to allow time for the bucket to follow the contours of the land

locally I can get a used 3ph forklift unit for $1500... also maybe look at 'stackers', could be converted to 3PH so yet another 'option' to consider or explore. a 'dead' forklift could donate the mast ! A lot depends on where you are search Craigslist or FB Marketplace ??

FWIW , cut from another site... However, PEX piping is not rated for compressed air systems and is very susceptible to UV damage. This makes PEX not suitable for outdoor use as the UV-rays can significantly damage, so it is best suited to indoor airlines and those inside walls. Though, with...

here's one mfr of a step.. https://www.specialtyrepairscustommods.com/bx-ez-on-step EXPENSIVE,but he got some rave reviews on this site... There should be several 'Made in USA' versions If you know a welder,or one nearby, it is easy to make. Use 1/4" plywood to locate frame holes ,then cut wood...

thanks for the name , makes it easier to go find the real drawings...!! I'm curious to see how they built it,so far 3 different ways ! Only valid hit so far... https://internet-bidding.teamauctions.com/lots/view/5-BO9H6/agri-machinery-3-pt-hitch-60-inch-rotary-tiller-22fd12001-004 closed...

one possible 'option' is to look for a used 3PH forklift unit. I see them once in awhile for sale. My gut says it'd be safer to unload from a semi trailer than using a loader MAXXED out. Smooooother controls. I used to lift 1600# giant pumpkins with the D-14 /real loader setup and it was...

2nd use was hauling a 'hog feeder' out to the field I think.....

re: a shuttle shift for quickly changing from forward to backward. just do NOT do that with 2000# load on ! Especially if suspended in a 'bag' !!!:oops:

re: Pull the breakaway, as in place himself in between the moving truck and moving trailer to try and grab a 1/16" diameter wire dangling under the tongue of the moving trailer? Sounds like a great way to get dead...

curious...how do you know it's made by Agri-fab ? similar tillers have the center stub shaft bolted from behind,so any pix of the other side ? this 'long distance diagnosis' can be challenging ! but it beats shovelling snow !!

It'll either be .... wrong colour or missing the top shelf or 240 volt unit...... :giggle: