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Can you feed that Japanese manual to google translator or something?

Love my PJ Trailers 18 ft beaver tail dual axle, 7,000 lb GVW for hauling my exact same tractor. I'll dig up my usual loaded trailer pics. Let's just say it handles very well hauling with loader or blower on front, and any rear implement attached. As well with the BH77 and LA534 loader on I've...

If it's incondition as well detailed by RCW above me here then $12,000 is a steal for this equipment you're looking at.

Well he can look up what $ used tractors like this are going for anywhere, including MB Canada. I agree, it's all relative, but my 25,000 in 2017 is still basically the used price for the same kit now! More or less. Covid pricing kicked in after my purchase, made a difference upwards even now...

Excuse me but I was quite clear, twice, that I am in Canada and the prices are in CAD.

I bought my 2017 B2650HST (rops not cabbed model) new in December 2017. I'm in Manitoba, Canada. I'll lay out my 2017 costs new, CA dollars of course, before taxes: Tractor: $18,415 Loader w/54" SSQA bucket: $4805 BB1560 Boxblade: $1,044 2000lb capacity SSQA Pallet Fork: $1000 $25,264 CAD plus...

My adjustable wrench (for the top link lock-nut) handle works great for slipping into the adjuster bar loop handle as an adjustment lever. It adds plenty enough torque for adjusting implement-loaded links. I have also started storing the wrench by first tightening the link with the adjuster loop...

Trying to save some cash with a lower quality backhoe? Sounds dicey... and possibly dangerous...

Says on that page it fits the b4672a.

Look at 70050-00856 it might be a new p/n for the clevis pins you're looking for.

Saw this and thought of your post... https://orec-canada.com/riding-brush-mower?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0BMAABHSUdVG2OLtDKC2Iy1CF36Qk9DZA70lnn_Lr-t9LkIxpJizOmfKruaTVKlw_aem_2NDQDW8DJ-VY1TXzdXr0bg

My at least 3rd hand rather old and beat up looking Woods M5-4 "bush hog" 3-point rear mower (60") with little if any cutting edge sharpness spends most of the summer behind my B2650HSD. Although mowing down tree saplings up to about 1 1/2" diameter are not a problem, I rarely meet those anymore...

I'm just living with it broken off. When I trailer it I tie-down the bucket tightly anyway. Also, at this point it's well off warranty, so I'd probably opt for having a good welder rebuild the pin keeper with maybe an add-on mild steel plate with a hole the same size welded to the top of...

Mine broke when I put the pin "temporarily" back in the hole when the backhoe was turned all the way to the right for an extra tight load on the trailer, thinking it was a good place to store it for the time being. Well, you guessed it, I forgot that pin was still there when I unloaded the...

Make sure that ALL the rad hose clamps are tight. I had mystery coolant loss for about a year with my new B2650, and could occasionally smell that hot coolant smell while operating, but never found a leak. it turns out that rad hose clamps had "settled in" or something and I could twist the...

As far as I know the separate-seat subframe is for a cabbed model. A rops model gets a different main tractor seat, a swivel seat.

You can access kubota.ca via a vpn, using a Canada server, if a vpn is available. kubota.ca parts finder has exploded parts diagrams for all of this, as I showed in my post.

I'd guess that too, except then why no mention of the LX2620HSDC in there? Or any cabbed model numbers?

Here's a screenshot of the kubota canada parts finder, for the BH77, under options there's 2 sub frame listings. Each frame listed has 2 parts, the second being the hydraulic power takeoff kit. You'll see the LX2620 listed for each frame set. I have no idea what's the difference, or which may...

There are 2 general subframe kits for the BH77 backhoe listed at Messick's parts site: https://www.messicks.com/search?q=LX2620%20sub%20frame%20bh77 EDIT - adding a thought that those 2 different frames listed are for cab vs rops model? Just a guess...