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This post just reminded me to add some water to the floor drain by my furnace, the trap tends to get dry in the winter . Thanks

Merry Christmas to all and keep enjoying your kubota's

I have the drive over deck and no concrete floor to slide the deck around so for me the drive over works well, no ramp rattles or clearance problems

My b2601 does the same thing, I use kubota 15w40 oil

My b2601 did not have the magnet on the original filter or the replacement filter from Kubota

The only thing worse than not getting a human is getting one from India

Nice saw, your wife must be Irish. Only thing I ever won was the lottery draft back in 69. lol

Getting up and down that many times would have this old man laid up for a week! Lol- Great story and glad it turned out ok

The issue with vibration on a slope could be an engine mount rubbing on frame, that was a problem on my bx2660. Dealer cut off the offending piece - problem solved

Been there on many occasions, even lunch and a beer after the work is done goes a long way . Good friends who reciprocate are hard to come by

Anyone have trouble moving the pto selector lever from rear attachment position to midmount position ? Sometimes my lever seems stuck and I have to work with it for a few minutes before it will move

I would also be interested in a part #, don't see such a spring on their web site

Prices vary dealer to dealer and location across the country. Who cares what you pay for machine and attachments as long as the buyer is happy, all is well

Traded my bx for b2601 - mows great and more lifting capacity, only disappointment I thought it would be a smoother ride, not so. Eventually will upgrade to a suspension seat.

A while back someone posted pictures of hooks he welded on his deck so it could be lifted with fel . Maybe this member will post again

Good to know, thanks for the replies

When changing the fuel filter on the b2601 will the fuel stop flowing when the housing is unscrewed, I don't see a shut off valve ? The owners manual is not very informative. Thanks for any help in this area.

Milsco makes the factory seat on my b2601, so I will call them tomorrow to see if they have an air ride seat.. Thanks for the heads up

Did the shop vac trick for the hydraulic filter. I would suggest using maybe a 3hp vac because my 6.5 hp sucked about a quart and half of fluid into the shop vac even though it was only on 5-10 seconds. Took longer to clean the shop vac then to do the 50 hour service. Lol

Ok , so a custom base would have to be made to fit which ever seat is acquired . Thanks for the replies