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Loctite 620 would be ideal. https://next.henkel-adhesives.com/us/en/products/industrial-adhesives/central-pdp.html/loctite-620/BP000000153472.html

$5680 from the manufacturer, a bit cheaper elsewhere. https://www.wallensteinequipment.com/us/en/model/lxg320r

The safety interlock switches have nothing to do with the dash. You need to start focusing on why the dash itself isn't powered. You find out why the dash isn't powered and it'll probably fix your starting issue.

What's the source of the article? It reads as a Kubota biased article.

Here's the manual for the valve- https://hyvair.com/wp-content/uploads/catalogs/d03solenoid.pdf They're not complicated. It's a 3-position valve body where solenoids on either end push the spool from side to side. The spool itself is spring centered which means when neither solenoid is powered...

You may want to remove the swivel fitting as they restrict a lot of air.

If nothing works, you'd need to check the large slow-blow fuses and electrical wiring/connections near the battery. The computer has nothing to do with the hazard lights.

Any issues with tongue weight with that axle positioning?

Did you test for continuity through the contactor at each pole or just voltage?

With the switch unplugged, you should have continuity on two of the terminals for one contact and no continuity on the other two terminals for the other contact. Change the switch position and perform the same continuity checks but things will be flipped- the terminals that had continuity before...

Overhead view from inside of the cab-

It's a dual circuit switch and it's not unexpected to see +12V at all four contacts in certain conditions.

That is for models with a fuel shutoff solenoid, not a key stop solenoid. On our B2650s, no fuel will come out of that hole and there is no manual kill lever. When the key stop solenoid is energized, it'll push a valve open to allow fuel to go through.

Now that you have one, do yourself a favor and measure it so you can order from McMaster in bulk in the future. https://www.mcmaster.com/products/shoulder-bolts/

On the B2650HSDC, it's called a key stop solenoid and it must be in place and extended for the engine to run. If you remove the key stop solenoid, the engine won't run because the fuel's been cut off. The key stop solenoid has nothing to do with the starter and cranking the engine.

Spin the collar and it'll force the chuck off of the tapered shaft.

Nope, too far away and too restrictive of a pickup time. https://greatlakes.hibid.com/lot/195656441/kubota-model-b2782b-snow-blower-hydraulic?ref=catalog Actually, I didn't realize there were three of them. The one that includes the picture from the first post sold for $500...

Sold for $275 + fees

Manual- http://www.radioeng.info/support/Audio-Video/Support/Product%20Manuals/CD-5000%20manual%20Rev%20A.1.pdf

I was in Tustin, CA this week for work so I thought I'd look up actual numbers to see if your statement was true. It is not. A Tustin area McDonald's Big Mac Meal that includes a Big Mac, fries, and a Coke is $11.09 before taxes. A Tustin area Red Robin basic burger, fries, and a Coke is...