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Welcome to OTT Kiwi from the USA. Welcome to the Orange side. Have you tried: http://kubota.servicemanualvault.com/

Welcome to OTT Joe. It is hard to get off that new toy.....tractor. What are the projects that you have been working on or are you getting to know her better?

Check under the tractor as some times stuff will get lodged under where that lever is and it won't go down far enough to disengage the PTO.

Yes, we are getting all that rain also. I have to finish my road to the south side of the property. I just got the 18" culvert in with a little dirt on top and the sides when the rain hit. With all the clay here it gets very slick when it rains.

I didn't realize that he was a traitor. :D But I am for him doing whatever makes him happy. It is still SERVICE and we need him. You have the right to be proud of him. Sorry about his loss, I know how hard that is. Now to the new toy, I am like Shaun and a little jealous. Congrats.

Welcome to OTT Bob. Isn't it great the help you get here?

Your son was lucky to train near granddad. How long has he been in and where is he stationed? I am actually from Tennessee but the wife is from Lineville, Alabama. Two of her brothers served in the AL ANG during Desert Storm. One stayed in long enough to retire.

Welcome to OTT Maverick. Congrats on the new, almost, arrival. I have last year's version, L3200, and there isn't much it can't do. I don't have the BH even though there were a couple of times that I could have used it. With the 0% it is hard to pass up only to get someone else's problems...

Welcome to OTT Kevin. "Smith" is that what you are really going with? Ha, Ha. I met a guy in Nam back in 69 from there, Gerald Peller. He was a "mama's boy" and wouldn't eat at the noodle stands or off base and teased me for doing so. He got Hep and spent a couple months in the hospital. I...

I guess what Kubota was thinking was that the dealer could look up the part number for the wheels/rim and with that someone could figure out the tires that fit them. If you go to kubotabooks.com and download the Parts Manual for the B6000, you can find the Kubota part numbers for the Wheels and...

Welcome to OTT B6000. Glad you joined us. I don't know of any cutters less than 48".

I would get an L series as the additional weight and stance will allow you to do a lot more and you won't be wishing you had later.

It has a place for a drawbar so the 3ph wouldn't come into play if using it. Like Wolfman said, weight on the front, like the FEL, would help a lot.

Welcome to OTT J from Alabama. I agree with the others. I went with the lower HP and have wished I had gone with the L4600 several times.

Welcome to OYY Randy. Of course they will cost more. How much more, only time will tell.

Welcome to OTT from Alabama. Congrats on the new tractor. What was tractor with cab?

Welcome to OTT Mike. I do not have that tractor but if mine made that noise, I would be worried.

Welcome to OTT Dave and thanks for the pics. How well does the tractor run? How many hours?

Welcome to OTT Old Dude from another old dude. For the RCR 1860, which I have, replacement blade is: LP 820-198C uses 1-11/16" socket. the actual blade is: 1/2" x 3" x 25". Where in MS do you live? I am in Northwest Alabama about 15 miles from MS border.

Welcome from warm Alabama. Had to use the air conditioner today, 81 outside. That tractor with cab looks well suited for the job at hand.