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Interesting - I am getting $120 delivered - 65 pounds for the pump and 20 pounds shipping

Off the top of my head a broken relief valve spring might dump all pressure. You ran it for 10 minutes and i would not worry about another 60 seconds. Thats the most you could run it with that hose disconnected. Probably the pump but when i looked at the online parts pages i could not find a...

Multiple possibilities so be careful about jumping to (expensive) conclusions.. A simple preliminary test is remove the hose connected to the pressure IN port on the loader valve and put it in a clean 5 gallon bucket. Start the tractor and see if the pump is delivering oil to the bucket. If no...

Yes - that is a generic equivalant to UDT. Dan

At the risk of beating a dead horse - they are simple loader cylinders. Spend $300 for a pair of aftermarket cylinders. Measure carefully and they will work every bit as well as OEM at 3X the price. Dan

Well if i counted the weed and feed i applied to my parents yard i could get close to that :oops: Bottom line is it is a tried and true solution that people have been using for even longer than that. Dan

Plus one for 2-4-D. A safe and effective general purpose broad leaf herbicide that I have been using for 4+ decades. If it leaves you with a few problem varieties target them with something more specific in the next tank mix. Dan

Float position on a directional control valve connects both ports to tank. See valve schematic. Dan

1/4 - 28 UNF = M6.3 x .91 Thats close enough i would guess an M6 x 1.0 will start and screw in several threads deep before it binds. Dan

I am glad it worked for you but it did not work on my G2160 - exact same behavior with the relay as without. I eventually gave up trying to make it work and threw the relay in the trash. I now keep a piece of #10 wire under the hood to jumper the solenoid. Works every time and dirt cheap...

Messicks says they have it in stock: Upper Bonnet - $150 Fender kit - $970 (ouch!!!) Even so not bad considering what car parts cost...... Dan

If you got them rebuilt for under $300 you did fine. But not much know-how required to find new ones - lots of manufacturers providing cylinders for small loaders. Bore and stroke are in the owners manual - LA703 is 1.9 x 18.9. You just need to make sure the ends will fit the mounts on the...

I was not suggesting he buy Kubota cylinders. $150 per cylinder will go a long way in the aftermarket. Looking at the parts diagram for his loader the OEM cylinders are pretty simple. Dan

There are two pull cables on the dash. One to the left of the column is decompress and one to the right is engine stop. All the stop cable does is pull the fuel shutoff lever on the right side of the engine. Check the adjustment to make sure the cable has no pulled partially out of the clamping...

Seal kit - p/n 7J291-64400 - 2 reqd. Looks like they are about $150 each. Might want to think about new cylinders at that price. Dan

The steering on a B7200 takes a beating - especially if it had a loader on it. I have replaced the ball nut once and it currently needs another. Good news is its not expensive. It is however a bit of work. Dan

OK now we verify operation. Disconnect the hose at the transmission fitting. That is your tank return. Put the end of that hose in a 5g bucket and start the tractor. There should not be any fluid coming from that hose. If there is something is plumbed incorrectly. Turn the tractor off and...

OK - its the coupler not the hose. Id just replace the $10 coupler.

We are not talking on the same wavelength. The answer will be found if we go slow and focus on specific things in an orderly fashion. This is an older model and a very simple system - nearly identical to the one on my B7200 with B1630 loader. Lets start at the very beginning with the loader...

The female body has an oring in the cavity. The male tip does not have an oring. If you took an oring off the male tip it is likely the one that should have stayed in the cavity. Dan