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Watched the video, no issues until you hit the brake. My bet is on something with the brakes. Nothing to do with gearing.

Yes sorry I posted after reading the first few pages. Missed the last one thats why I deleted that post.

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You just need to either pay Kubota to diagnose it or you need to break it apart and repair/diagnose yourself. Do not get back on that machine. Yes it sucks but being stubborn isnt going to help if it kills you.

I am absolutely floored the Kubota dealer recommended a new engine. What justification did they give for that repair given the symptoms your machine exhibits?

Crud in the fuel tank? The KX040 is a high pressure common rail engine so I dont think you can easily bleed the injector lines. I am no expert here so maybe others will chime in.

If its not being used I would cap it at the pump and disconnect that hose. No way I would not break it off, but we are in the mountains with rocks and sticks everywhere.

That hose on the bottom is just crying to be broken off by a stick, rock, etc. Is it plumbed into your hydraulic pump and you just thought it was transmission?

Welcome to what the West has delt with for the past few years as well. No fun at all.

I have a M18 Milwaukee (4 or 5 years old now). I use it a few times a week. So far so good. 4 power levels. Something like this. https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/2767-20

If you have a tractor, PTO is the answer.

Residental use - go for the battery.

I have a Woodland Mills WC88. I have used it for 2 years now, no issues. Good build quality, hydraulic chute control. Eats everything I throw at it. I know lots of folks are happy with WoodMaxx as well. Both great options in my opinion.

Hydraulic fluid level ok? How many hours on the machine?

I really like the Ana White plans. https://www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/best-diy-garage-shelves-attached-walls. Just customize width, length. Very easy to put up.

If I could just find a diesel chainsaw then I would never need gas again!

You will get great help here. Awesome resource for Kubota owners!

We also have hydronic in floor including the garage. Its really nice up in the mountains. We have a few mini splits for cooling deep in the Summer, but 95% of the year they arent needed.

Our German Shepherd keeps them off the deck up here in the mountains. If they are anywhere that he can smell or hear them he runs them off. If they chase him towards the house it would be plan B which has not happened yet but would be similar to that described above. No way I am putting an...

Sounds like the mechanic needs to go, but you need to have another lined up if you arent able to do your own routine maintenance. However you didnt give specifics on why the mechanic said the tiller was the issue and what other problems it has caused for your tractor.