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Is it the right belt ? If you can't get it on the second pulley and it's not even on the adjuster just, than something is way off. Compare you new belt to your old one to start with.

Money is always a big factor, and better to stay in your budget than to over extend your self, just in case something bad happens. BUT, when it comes to blowing snow, cabs are awesome! I did the open station and manual blower thing for many years, but now really appreciate the cab and front...

"How much wobble is normal", None. I am wondering what is bending these shafts. Are the pto shafts shortened properly to avoid bottoming out ? Are they hitting something when at max height ? The seal could be failing due to the bent shaft.

My guess it may have been used in another application. Is the hole threaded ? If so then a bolt with a sealing washer or some pipe dope. If not then a welsh plug.

If I could only have one attachment it would be pallet forks. There always seems to be something that needs to be moved.

Does anyone use maple syrup as a sweetener ? I have one large cup of Folger's "Black silk" every morning, through a drip machine. No cream, no sugar, just a little bit of maple syrup to take the edge off.

I think they are sae or iso based symbols. I see the same basic combinations in ag, construction and mining.

A bit of info in case you need to do another rim. We used 5/8 flat washers to repair valve stem holes. We also used to bronzed them in. Less heat on thin metal, plus we would put in extra bronze to smooth/fill in the corners and edges. When using the torch we would heat and bent the washer a bit...

Well done. I had to zoom in to see the joint, at first I was worried it was just one piece.

did the u-joint fail, did a yoke break ???

Brake oil, is my guess. Read your owners manual, it will have it. If you don't have one, I am sure you can google it and down load a copy, from Kubota.

If it's used and a decent price, you can always resell it, if it doesn't fit.

Sadly my kids have turned into "city slickers", so everything I was keeping for them will now be sold when I am done with it. :cry:

That could be a great old tractor. The great thing about those old rough and tough rigs is, you don't need to worry about the paint or another dent when using them. Do what these guys said, their dead on for what to do. I would also "crack" open all the drain plugs and see if there is any water...

I agree about tape measures. I try to keep one in most machines and most buildings. That way if I can't find the one I want, there should be one close. I also keep the first few feet of broken tapes, their great for quick use on short stuff.

Yes, or one of those disposable furnace filters. HDX 20X20X1 Fiberglass Air Filter 3 Pack | The Home Depot Canada

The Lxx02 is a new series, so it must be a new tractor, talk to your dealer, it has bumper to bumper warranty for two years.

Are you pushing down firmly before engaging the parking lever ? Your owners manual should tell you how to use/ adjust your brakes.

I agree, for the most part Kubota builds good stuff, but some of their designs (their lastest grill guard) are next to worthless.

Another option would be a cordless blower. The smaller of the two that Milwaukee makes I think would a good fit.