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Good point. Not sure what I was thinking. I'll blame the lack of morning coffee.

My only real thought is ports for power steering to keep that circuit somewhat independent of the loader/attachment. I am not super certain of how that would work without relief, however.

I'm told this solves a lot of problems. :unsure:

Looks like it's all there!

Still no bueno.

Does it have all the 3-point stuff intact? I'm needing both the shifter assembly, 3-point control lever/top cover/linkage arms.

Almost a regular backhoe of Theseus if you consider how literally everything on this poor rig has had to be redone! :ROFLMAO:

Much better now! Thanks for continuing to share this project.

Progress is progress! I've been waiting for it to get below 100°F and 99% humidity before starting my loader rebuild. The dry air we got yesterday sure made that 95°F high yesterday feel real good! Thanks for the continued progress updates!

Oof, that bucket is rough! Considering how much re-engineering you've done already, making a new dipper arm should be almost trivial! Almost!

Wow. That thing was clapped out!

I'll bite! PM'd

Oh no, the front's fallen off.

Good point. Handheld scanners are a few hundred clams...which is probably a bit overkill for a NLA part for a 40 year old Kubota :ROFLMAO:

These older K's need a little Italian tune-up occasionally from what I've been told and experienced myself. My B7100 was a real bear to start until I replaced the glow plug indicator (resistor) and put some time on it. It had been sitting a long time prior to me getting it. Now, it just needs...

I knew that was coming. 😆

Looks like a perfect part for a 3d print reproduction as well.

Very keen to see how this goes. I'm thinking of blowing apart my "parts tractor" and giving it the same treatment.

Wow, that is a very thoroughly used tractor! Definitely looks like a K629.

That rig could have been anywhere in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, or Louisiana. RTVs are like roaches at every major construction project for good reason. I think the only wash it would have received was rainfall or splashes from puddles. No telling where that thing spent the majority of its...