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My experience has been that once the blade starts spinning, it elongates the blade hole and no amount of Belleville washers and torque can keep the blade tight. Try a new blade and blade bolt and with the proper washers your problem will be solved Dave

It is time to learn about BELLEVILLE washers. Wkipedia has an excellent article about the many ways washers can be oriented to achieve different results. BELLEVILLE Dave

Plse see if these instructions help Dave

I am sorry i did not make myself clear. If you use the lift arm cylinders to extend on some machines they push the loader away from the tractor thus freeing it up. Since you have 7 posts you are eligible to post photos. Do so as it will make your situation much easier to understand. Dave

What happens if you try and extend the loader arm cylinders using the loader hydraulics after everything is disconnected? Dave

Do you want the manual? Dave

I have managed to obtain and Operators' Manual for the loader Using the envelope symbol in top right corner send me a private message with your email. I will then send you a link to download the manual. Never post your email in the public area of the form Dave

Found this in the WSM. Just the illustration no text at all Dave

Virtually all engines rotate clockwise looking from the front/top Dave.

In this photo the outlet block lever is cutting flow to the loader. Dave

Please look at the following page from the Operators' manual and tell us if this is how your system is plumbed up. Could you have moved the lever on top of the outlet block during your repairs? Dave

I would try it and if it takes too much power for your pto and soil, consider removing sets of blades starting at one end. This would effectively give you a narrower tiller. Dave

Try turning the blade and drive pulley holding unto the pulley while moving the blade. Whatever is no longer locked together should be visible. Try re torquing the blade bolt. Cup washers do not suddenly fail.. There are 4 bolts between the drive pulley and its hub which could have sheared. Dave

Sorry, I dont know why I sent the GST stuff. Dave

See if you can get help with these two sections from the WSM Dave

Have you studied the pages in the b7100 dealing with a larger alternator installation instead of the basic dynamo? Instead of messing with an external regulator and a 35 amp alternator, to me the hard work is done getting an alternator mounted in lieu of the 10 amp dynamo. Now consider...

See if this helps. Not an exact match but close Dave

Contact 007kubotaguy as he is parting out older L's Use envelope symbol in top right corner of most forum pages. Dave

I am thinking the end of the shaft may be splined and the tech is wanting you line the shaft spline with its female mate to slowly rotate the shaft while gently pushing in. I would start this way rather than an immediate extraction. Others who know this machine will post but try this while...

A word of caution, never use Quick Start, Either or the like. Are you bleeding one injector line at a time. In my experience this has helped on my old tractor. However NIW and D2Cat are the experts. Dave