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If you go to the LK Goodwin home page and look at Drum Handling - All types you will find more ideas. Try using this link for even more ideas. https://morse-mf.com/c/Morse-Drum-Dollies?gclid=EAIaIQobChMItfzZ9ru68gIVigytBh1qhgwkEAAYASAAEgIYU_D_BwE Good luck with it. Please let us know how you...

Hello Challer61, I used to work in the materials handling industry. Fork mounted drum handlers are common items. Adjustable units are available for 30/50 gal barrels. Maybe this link will get you started. https://www.lkgoodwin.com/more_info/drum_grabs/drum_grabs.shtml

Although I have hooks on my bucket, I only use them for light lifts. From a technical viewpoint, the idea is to avoid a side load on the lifting frame. So have the chain, or lifting sling lined up with frame to the extent possible. The key phrase is an "evenly distributed load".

Rustoleum Farm Orange has worked for me. Tractor Supply has a Farm Orange that also seems to match.

I just looked at the illustrated parts manual online. Below is an example of labels for your tractor

I bought labels from Messicks. Get the part numbers from https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/

It sure seems like the lift linkage ( NO. 10, 70, 80 and 20) )has gone out of adjustment. Your owners manual for the mower gives the specified net length. Might be a good idea to check it.

Sorry to disillusion anyone, but the color of antifreeze does not always relate to it's properties. For instance, the company that manufactures Kubota anti-freeze describes it as being a clear liquid, with a dye added to make it appear green. What if they decided to make it appear blue? I would...

Just noticed that cut off part of the diagram. Here is the complete drawing

Here is a parts diagram. I had to do a little cut and paste, so the parts description is out of order. Perhaps this will be of help. Good luck with it! AND I hope that you enjoy our nations birthday party.

Hey Skeets, Home Plate is reporting the same kind of issue on a B2301 The thread is Bent Bolt

Well Bigeesy (Lloyd), You are certainly fortunate to have found a vintage tractor in such good condition. I do not have much to offer yet, but here is a link with some information. http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/009/6/3/9635-kubota-l1-265.html I will let you know if I find anything...

Roger That! Thank you for what you could share.

I am not so sure about the same dealer thing. David9723 is from Virginia. I got the pic by using the Windows Snipping Tool to capture the image as a j-peg. This site has a very limited choice of file formats to use to post pics. So the stud is missing. Monica Lowinsky claims to have the same...

Hello again Dale, Now that you have access to the parts manual, you can clearly define which bolt and stud you believe to be missing. I went out to the barn and took a look at my B2650. It is difficult to visualize because I have removed the lift arms and installed spacers in their place. I...

Here is the parts online data base: https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/ The grass build up could just be a case of high grass vs low deck. Although the MMM is ground following, you may want to run it somewhat raised in high/wet grass. I am going to get back to you on the "mark on...

Would you happen to have a source for the complete article? I tried to search this forum and did not locate it.

Thank you White Tiger. I always say that the members of this forum provide a wealth of knowledge, and here you go, proving my point once again!

Dale, Are you referring to item numbers 090 and 100 as shown below (right and left lift arms) as being tight? If that is the case, they will be tight with the deck raised. The arms and the associated linkage are carrying the MMM's weight. I would think that they would be very tight with the...

Hello Dale, I have a B2650, so let's talk about the three point stabilizers. They should prevent side to side sway, and keep the implement centered, but there should be some slack. Perhaps it would be a good idea to loosen the stabilizers somewhat and see what happens. Inasmuch as the...