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chim - My hat is off to you, Sir! I tried to dismount the loader on my B7500 ONCE without first putting the legs down, and I earned my "CREASE OF SHAME". I was old enough at the time to claim a "senior moment", however that crease is always right there in front of me, smiling at me as a...

spiro - The dimensions published by Kubota are for the assembled MMM, including the front and rear wheels/rollers and the discharge chute in the down position. My RCK60-24B deck (sheet metal pan) bare is 63" wide by 32" long (front to back). Also, the "24B" portion of the model number does not...

According to the Operator's Manual, the RCK60-24b is 43.3" long (front-to-back), and the RCK54-24B is 42.2".

spiro - My tractor is a 2003 B7500 HSD-R and my MMM is a RCK60-24B. I bought it new in 2003. According to the Operator's Manual for the mower, the RCK60-24B, RCK54-24B and the RCK54-75B will all fit the B7500. Your MMM looks like my RCK60-24B. It does NOT look like a drawing in the manual of...

kubotasam - I sent you a private message (pm).

NSHunter, I was faced with a similar choice in 2003, when buying my first (and only) CUT. I began looking at a BX1500, but soon also became interested in a larger B7500. Both would have probably done a fine job for me. My final decision was made when I sat on each one for several minutes -...

The seat belt retract ratchet mechanism began acting up on my 2003 B7500 after 5 to 6 years. My dealer did NOT replace the seatbelt for free. I bought and installed a K2561-56850 Assy Belt, Seat 2" for $101.10 in 2011, and installed myself. I do not know for what models this belt is...

I am experiencing same problem. I have been clicking on the "back" arrow at the top left of my screen, whenever the Syngenta ad appears. That takes me to the page I wanted. Hope it works for you, too!

My 2003 B7500 HSD came new with the RCK60-24B mid mount mower deck. The Operator's Manual for the mower lists the following "suitable" mower/tractor combinations: RCK60-24B & RCK54-24B mowers suitable for B7500, B7400, B7300, B2410, B2400, B2100, and B1700 tractors. RCK54-75B mower suitable...

winger09 - My 2003 B7500 came with 23x8.50-12 turfs on front and 33x12.50-15 turfs on the rear. My Operator's Manual also shows a 21x8.00-10 turf for the front. Your 31x15.5-15 rear is listed as "Bar" not "Turf". The manual does not indicate which fronts should be matched with which rears...

Try Larry Frogg at 817-571-0900 ext. 4905. He helped me with several questions on my B7500 several years ago. I also talked another time with David in tech support, same number but I don't have ext.

My 2003 B7500 came new with a rear PTO cap, but no mid PTO cap.

Colby - I don't know about the B3200, but my B7500 has a zerk fitting under the floorboard below your right foot. Follow either the forward or reverse speed control pedal linkage. The zerk is where the forward and reverse linkages meet and pivot. Grease every 50 hrs.

brails - I sent you a pm (private message).

A good replacement for the OEM clevis pins is available from www.mcmaster.com P/N 98485A495 Zinc-Plt shoulder-style quick-release pin ring grip, 1/2" dia., 1.5" usuable length. They are $2.75 each. I tie mine to the mmm arms with a simple loop knot when they are in use to keep from loosing them.

Yes, you can pin the front of the mower up in the "transport" position. There may be two clevis pins stored on the rear stoppers on the top of your mmm deck, near the rear gauge wheels. If not the clevis pins are identified as (dia.) 12 x 35. From the Rotary Mower Operator's Manual, "1...

Congratulations! Happy mowing.

My B7500HSD-R has a cruise control, but I don't find it very useful, unless you can run some sort of continuous path. You accelerate to your working speed and depress the hand lever next to the parking brake lever. The lever has five notches. You need to catch the closest notch to your...

I agree with Wbk & kubotasam, the spring should be pushing the coupler (collar) toward the PTO drive shaft on the tractor, that is, to the locked position. This spring is hidden behind the collar on my mmm, I have never seen it before. Sorry I missed the spring on my first reply. YOU NEED TO...

brails - It looks like the collar for the PTO coupler for the mmm is in the unlocked position, so that it would not be locked onto the ring groove on the PTO shaft, and could easily fall off. Rotate the collar and it should snap out away from the mmm toward the PTO shaft. If it does not snap...