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Welcome to the OTT forum Satsuma. Glad that you joined and you sure came to the right forum to get help. Did you check out the part numbers that you need. I would start by looking up each part to see the cost and availability.

You should be able to use the 60" BB. You may have to take it slow and not go very deep for each pass, but it should work fine.

Welcome to OTT forum AJ. Sorry to hear about your husband. Where is he getting treatment at? I completely understand about you enjoying being on big orange. :D That M7060 is a nice big tractor. Since you didn't get it with a cab, I hope you at least got the 4wd version. I to hate all the dust...

Welcome to OTT F. You came to the right place for tractor information. :) With only 22 hours, why did they buy it if they weren't going to use it? If it has been parked all that time, check all lines for dry rot and cracking.

Go to Kubotabooks.com and down load the manuals you need. http://kubotabooks.com/AutoIndex/index.php?dir=Tractor%20Owners%20Manuals/&AutoIndex=92fea2e997e55423877556bb03c60f8d mike

We sure do not want to slow down production with so many waiting for delivery. :D

Now that looks like the farm tractor my Grandfather used, only his had a lot more rust. :D His main tractor was an old CAT grader he used to maintain the county roads. Back then county roads were not paved like they are now.

Welcome to the OTT forum Cowdog. You came to the right place to get answers.

Welcome to OTT Walkerbrt. As you can see, that you have come to the right place to get answers.

I do not treat every time, but I do if the fuel has set for any amount of time.

I never flush my fuel system. I just put a little Biocide in my fuel tank and let it set for overnight. The next day it started and ran like new.

I have experienced the same thing on my L3200 when I first get into high weeds. I have a slip clutch on my cutter but as Mark said, it normally only slips when hitting something more solid.

My cap never looked like that but my fuel filter had the exact same looking crud when I had the algae problem in my fuel. Some Bio-Cide did the trick, no more problem.

That might be alright for Ford or NH, but this is orange country.

That is how you keep her loving you. Great job. When we bought this place it had a spice rack over the window that is in front of the sink. Wife being 5' 2" she couldn't reach it so I had to move it to where she could.

I got my LP tail wheel a little skewed backing up also.

I guess I still have something to look forward to! :rolleyes: The worst I hate about the 70's is peeing ALL day. :p

Great looking little bridge. Great pictures. Are you going to put rails on the side of the bridge or at least some markers to know where the sides are when covered with snow? :D

I keep both a 3/8" & 1/2" socket set of both SAE & metric sockets locked in the barn. That way I am ready to work on anything. One of the best tools I have is a Kobalt 1/2" impact wrench with a 3/8" adapter.

Welcome to the OTT forum Roberts. This is a great site to get answers. :) I have had my tractor for over 4 years and my "speed control lever" still works perfectly. Yours must be too loose.