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No concern about the HP, beginning with reading several of many user reviews where their tractor PTO HP is below 20hp, and runs the WC68 fine - though they also say they're not chipping much above 4" material as they use it for firewood instead of chips. I'm also of the opinion that an implement...

I read up a bunch of user reviews and some are using our tractor with no problems for power. The hydraulic feed is speed adjustable so larger diameter material can be chipped at a suitable slow speed. Also, anything over 4 inches diameter will become firewood instead of being chipped. Sent from...

I'm looking at neither of those models for my B2650, but am close to deciding on a Woodland Mills WC68. Sent from my Moto G (5) Plus using Tapatalk

I'm using 2782b front mount blower, with b1560 box scraper on back, never need the fel in winter. B2650 tractor. The blower sends the snow 40-50 ft away, don't have any snow banks or ridges to move afterwards. And the box scraper moves snow away from walls/structures and scrapes away ice like a...

I'm using my 2650 cup holder to hang a hammer on the slot in its side. Often need a hammer to tap loose or tighten pins, pop out bust shear bolts, etc., but standard hammer handle won't fit in toolbox. It has never fallen out or come loose from the cup holder, and its right out of the way.

My B2650 has the front mount 2782B 63" blower, and a 60" box scraper on the 3-point. The scraper is very capable at moving snow and scraping ice, and adds some balance weight for rear tire traction. Not a setup for moving firewood around, but I've got that all done in the fall before the snow...

It would not work at all at 540 rpm. I am not aware of a way to convert PTO rpm from 540 to 2500, to send to the blower. All that comes to mind would be to look at some way to change the ratio of the chain driven gear box on the 2782B? It basically down gears the PTO 2500 rpm to the blower speed...

A BH65 is 600 lbs, my BH77 is 850lbs, maybe right down the middle at around 725 lbs? Or get your tractor on a scale with and without the backhoe.

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Kubota premium UDT, and OEM hydraulics and engine filters for me, but I get Canadian Tire MotoMaster 10W30 Semi-Synthetic Diesel Engine Oil for the engine. Rang in quite a bit cheaper than the OEM offering. Sent from my Moto G (5) Plus using Tapatalk

^^^^^ This^^^^^ Then they even work for other winter activities. Neil Sent from my Moto G (5) Plus using Tapatalk

Yes indeed the chain is to support the shaft once disconnected from the tractor. To grease the ujoint at the blower end, I pull apart the 2 halves of the PTO shaft and rotate the ujoint until the zerk faces down, then raise the shaft a bit to expose it from underneath. Sent from my Moto G (5)...

1. Are the hydraulic lines connected properly and to the correct outlet. 2. Does your tractor's hydraulic control have a neutral-position lock lever like my B2650? If so maybe it's not fully released. 3. Very basic, but is your hydraulic oil level good? 4. Same problem occur with the FEL...

Another snow day.

Happened to me today in 8" of -20C fluffy snow and a little breeze, sometimes there's no way to avoid driving through a cloud of wind blown ice crystals. I remembered this thread and the snow clogged intake issue, and that led to a reasonably quick fix, considering the -20C with 20KM wind...

I like the sound of this - at least for off-warranty equipment. I'd be very cautious about making sure it wouldn't void warranty! I've always used synth 5w-30 for changes in my 2006 tacoma, 340,000 km now, curious how it would run season to season on T6?

As I used Rotella T6 5w40 in our unfortunately long gone VW Golf TDI (that little turbo diesel had jump, and the car handled great!) and I still have 1/2 pail of it left. I am curious if this is a suitable engine oil for my B2650, now you mention your use of it for your tractors. Maybe another...

Indeed, unless there's clear information otherwise that the chipper mfg agrees to, I'll be using AW32 hydraulic oil. Not "pure" i.e. contains AntiWear additives (AW), but not tranny oil either. My main question for this forum is: Has anyone used their UDT, Super UDT, or Premium UDT in anything...

I'm looking into buying a Woodland Mills WC68 3-point wood chipper to use with my B2650. It has a self contained hydraulic in-feed system that will require that I acquire 5 gallons of ISO 32 hydraulic oil to fill the chipper's resevoir. My question is can I use the Kubota Premium UDT hydraulic...

This ^^^^^^^