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My 77 has a pretty small step as well, however the solution has thus far evaded me. I tried making an "sliding attachment" for the stabilizer cylinders once, but that ended in failure. I am going to give it another try one day, but the projects are stacking up faster than my days off. Come...

It sure looks like that spacer is on the wrong side. Either that, or they sent you the wrong one, would be my guess.

Well according to the Kubota engineering department, I could use my brakes to steer.....when I grow another right leg. 😂

+1 This is what I do too. However, I can see the value of making one of those "blocker thingy's" for when you have to "move around" to get to things.

Ahhh the good ole days of the Sears catalog.....My two favorite sections.....

Hmmm....Now that you mention it, I had the opposite problem. On mine the gap was too large. I had to cut it (the tooth base) apart on the band saw, grind off about 3/16-1/4 inch, and then weld them back on. Too make sure I got the proper gap, and to avoid a fitment problem, I ground a nice...

I find the "used market" an interesting/frustrating place.......I recently signed up for that FB Marketplace thing and wow..... There is lots of stuff out there, as well as, a "crack smoking epidemic" apparently. Personally, there is no way I am paying 80-90% of "new value" for anything...

I did not see them suggested, but "forks" would be at the top of my "must have list" They come in super handy and "Dollar Vs Usage" they are probably the best buy going. Of course a backhoe would be on the top of "my list" as well....just sayin 😉 Edit: As far as dealers go, my dealer tried...

The treadle pedal was concerning for me, as a first time buyer. But I figured I would get used to it, and I have. It's just 2nd nature to me now. 2 pedals would now seem "strange" ;) With my "Arctic Death Boots" on, I have a little harder time with it, but I would probably be hitting "both...

If I did it again, to make the bevel, I would also use this "new to me" flap disk. They work 10 times better than the regular "cheap'os" that I used to buy. (trust me they are worth it)...

I think I see. Well I got my stuff from Amazon. I ordered the flat bar from someone like this, on Amazon...

I made this one and have been pleasantly surprised at how well it works. Although it's not a Piranha copy. It's a quite simple project, but maybe I am missing something. "I have searched and considered fabricating a custom tooth bar with side mounting bolts that match my Piranha bar." Why...

Why look for a "problem" that does not yet exist? I would think that if your gears are excessively worn, their ain't a damn thing you can do about it now, so your going to need the axle rebuilt anyway when it fails...... So, to me at least, identifying/worrying about a "wear problem" that is...

My tractor is just a "play toy". It's open station and I don't regret it at all.....However, if it gets too "hot and sticky" or too "wet and cold", I just park it in the barn, grab my drink, and go inside. Now if I used it to do "serious work", that needed to get done, that would be an...

I am unfamiliar with your machine, but if it is anything like the 2501, it is cable driven and easy to replace. Mine broke at about 92 hours and they replaced it under warranty. It's my opinion that on the 2501, they unnecessarily put a 'zip tie' on the cable, which in turn creates a sharp...

I believe you. I can't remember the particulars of which circuits were doing what. It was very unsettling to lose my hydraulics, so I just hit the panic button and "shut'er down" as fast as I could fearing that something big/expensive just broke. I was relieved to find the problem with a...

I made this one. It was relatively easy/fun to make. Honestly, I only made it cause I thought it looked cool... :giggle: Recently I was digging a pile of dirt with the regular blade when it dawned on me that I had made this thing, and it was just sitting there in the barn. So I put it on and...

I have a whole showcase full of these.

I had a similar problem recently. I immediately shut it down and after a visual inspection, I found one of the backhoe lines looked a little "Kaddi-wampus" I found that a stick or something had popped off one of my backhoe lines so that it was still connected but looked "funny". I...

I installed a "Lift Master" when I installed the hoist. It is considerably quieter than the old "chain drive" model that it replaced. Although I do not have a "back-up power source". We don't lose power very often, so ........ Although the "specifics" of why I had to remove the drywall...