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Re: B7100 hard to turn When you put the new cables on be sure to clean the metal where the ground wire attaches to the tractor frame, like no paint, metal shines. You could also have rust/oxidation on the face of the starter where it bolts to the bell housing. That's usually where the starter...

It all depends on the saw. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQVXoIye2XQ&feature=youtu.be

So you bought that beast you had questions about in your other post! You said the seller was less then honest in dealing with you. If that's the case you need a stroke of good luck. You sure enough have a project in front of you. Finding all the parts and hardware to get it back to where it...

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Wait a minute. You have to have REASON to own two tractors?

When one buys something that's been around a while, who knows what's been done to it? According to the parts drawings Kubota has online it originally had a grease zert. The bearings are sealed... on the outside. Grease goes in the center of the spindle and fills the cavity between the...

Are you talking about the grease fitting on the top of the spindle? If so, remove the fitting you installed and make sure it accepts grease by itself. Then clean out the dried grease/dirt with some liquid like PB Blaster and a small drill bit (turned by hand). Get it as clean as you can...

If I HAD to choose between those three... it would be the B5100 4x4. Why, L1501 is Grey Market, and in invitation to grief finding parts. The B6000E is two wheel drive, and the PTO rotates the opposite of everything normal! The B5100 is four wheel drive, a much more common to find machine for...

Only if someone buys it!

I'd rather take a whipping then work or wiring, or paint!!:D:D

mdhughes, I was at Menard's yesterday, and they had several products in their flooring section that looked like they'd be good for this project. If you don't have Menard's down there, probably any big box home supply store would have something similar.

Has to be a rhetorical question!!

This guy has some and he says the price including shipping. https://wichita.craigslist.org/grd/d/rubber-wear-strip-snowblade/6259741972.html

You probably meant diesel, but you keep talking like this, "Gas gauge did not move off full the entire time and I added gas a couple times." and someone will eventually put gas in there!!! Get a yellow container and call it diesel just to save you some grief.

fatjay, you make that sound SO easy. I'd wire that sucker up and when I hit the ignition button to kill the engine my wipers would probably start on my run around truck!

Daren, I just read your post: "I've always hated putting an in-line filter on a diesel. There is such a small filtering area that they plug up quick. In my line of work it's a guaranteed service call in the near future. Every piece of equipment I've had that comes in with one spliced in gets...

If there is a possible place for a water to leak and not be noticed, I put one of there nearby. They are as loud or louder then a smoke alarm. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Basement-Watchdog-Battery-Operated-Water-Alarm-BWD-HWA/100038838

Down near Wichita, Ks.https://wichita.craigslist.org/grd/d/turf-tires-on-kubota-rims/6308772383.html

They call them compact tractors. So everything is as small as possible, and crowded. Relocating anything on them takes some ingenuity. I put a canister filter on the hydraulic system on my B8200. It had a belly mower and really limited room underneath. When I was figuring out what, where...

Yea, them dud dobers have to have a place to live, and their industrious little buggers! Their easy to clean up after. Wait until you get pack rats working on something. I had a 2" rubber hose on the suction end (bottom of tank) on a 200 gal. spray tank. I used 2-4-D, Tordon, and a few other...