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I just tried to "pop" the female connector on the backhoe, and it didn't budge. I am now at the frustration point and am walking away. I will call my dealer tomorrow and hope that I can get it straightened out over the phone...:mad:

How would you relieve Pressure in the lines? I had to wiggle all the backhoe levers to get the hoses off.

Well, the backhoe came off easy enough a few weeks ago. Trying to put her back on now, and it's a no go. The hydraulics have lowered since it came off the tractor. When I try to place either hose onto the backhoe or tractor, it's a no go. The hoses will not seat. Although, the recirc hose that...

Great thread loaded with information on an implement that I have been looking into since I bought my tractor last year. I am headed off to purchase the EA in about 30 seconds. IMHO, I don't mind paying for quality.

Free shipping to my front door. :D:D:D Granted, 6 week back up on orders, but it is the season...

Thank You. Just ordered one. This means I gotta get familiar with taking off my backhoe...:eek:

Looking to move my snowmobile trailers around the house with my tractor. Only option I have seen is to drill a hole in my front end loader and place the ball there. Really don't like that. Anyone here have something different?

I just emailed Ric.

Just got off the phone with my dealer. He is looking into having one of these delivered to his door for me. Save me the shipping costs.

That I can use just to help out with Spring/Fall clean up? Something I can use for Pine Needles/Leaves/acorns? Yes I know, buy a nice leaf blower. I already have one. I just love sitting on my tractor while getting stuff done. :)

I am in Bow. North of you.

I did almost the same thing on my B2650. Same situation with the solid sheet of ice under the snow. Matter of fact, I think we may even be in the same state. Anywho, I don't think I can put chains of my tractor as I would need wheel spacers for that. Sooooo, lots of sand. Lots and lots of...

She was spinning on the ice. Not going anywhere...

I knew it as I was headed down the hill into my woods. 3"-4" of snow, on top of about a 1" thick base of solid ice. I was thinking about it, but naaaaaaah. I'd be good. Well, surer than poop, coming out of the woods (I have a 10 acre plot here) cause I was to lazy to walk the wood stove soot...

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That is a poop story I tell ya. I feel that human error was the culprit. Nice to hear that the same dealer I bought my tractor from took good care of another customer. Crossing fingers that is the only issue you'll ever have with your new Kubota. :)

I have a remington model 700 .270 that comes out of the safe on occasion. My main deer go to is a Henry lever action 30-30.

Placed my b2650 into high gear once and let her rip. I was taken a back by the speed. She stays in M these days.

Like stated above, if either are used only on your property, then no need for registration.

I love reading how happy people are with their Kubota's. (thumbs up icon here):D