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Rms, Instead of just telling you which scale to use….here’s some basic helpful info that might save you from blowing too many fuses on your meters during your learning curve. Especially since your OTT handle is RMS, which in the electrical measurement department stands for “Root Mean Square”. V...

Hi Dusty, I don't have any patterns for the sides of the hood. But they should be fairly easy to make after coming up with a paper pattern. If you'd like to send some pics of the sides and hood, I'd be happy to help work up a pattern and set of covers for you and whoever else might benefit...

Hi Chris, I started a conversation with you regarding the winterfront covers. You'll see and "envelope" icon in the upper right corner of your OTT page when logged in. Select that and it will show your messages waiting. Select the message to read and respond. Thanks! David

Greetings! And welcome to the OTT forum. Lots of great info, help and people on this board. Yes, I still make them as long as people are looking for the covers. I always try to keep a set on hand and ready to mail out so there's no waiting. I'm pretty sure I have a set ready for the B2650...

Here's my snow removal beast! :ROFLMAO: Complete with homemade pusher blade and removeable heated cab just for winter duties. My snow blower is now about 30 years old and on its 2nd tractor. That's one big advantage to the 3 pt blower in that they're not tractor specific for the most part...

I've also watched his channel since he started the rebuilding of his "Tally Ho" sailboat. What a project he has, along with the skills to do the work. Wishing he was closer, as that would be a great working vacation to take part in!! Love those old wooden boats, whether powered by sail...

Even being retired, I can't find enough time in the day to become bored. :) Here's a few things that occupy my time in the cold winter months up here close to the 49th parallel: Basic repairs and projects that require welding and light machining, both necessary and/or for fun. Repair and...

On your next visit....bring a new thumb drive along and have them download the service manuals onto it for you.

Hey Jonathan, Here's my solution for my B2650 operating in our cold North Dakota weather. I don't have the front mount snowblower but had a few other issues with operating in temps near and well below zero. I make these Weather Front Kits for our B2650 and some other kubota models as well...

People who use big words just to make themselves look perspicacious.

I think it's a "toss up" between those two!! :ROFLMAO: You did well with your S&G mechanical dial replacement!! Here's some interesting info and pics on what's inside one of the so-called better digital keypad locks commonly found on today's safes: My locksmith buddy brought me this digital...

Here's a few of my oddball small tool kits that have foiled many a manufacturer's attempts to keep you from a repair/replace fix it job yourself. These are used for those odd little fasteners that you find when you're just about at the last piece to remove before getting at the part that needs...

Welcome to OTT, Coveylane! I still make these covers for our B2650s and others. If you'd be interested in a set of covers for your B2650, I'd be happy to get a set to you. The only downside is the extra postage that Canada charges. If you have any questions or concerns....just ask.

Back in my younger days....I think it was 7th or 8th grade approximately....all of us kids that wanted to work for or on a farm went through a lenghty tractor training course geared towards that type of work. I haven't heard of any such similar courses at present....but haven't a reason to...

Those fittings look like they use some type of "Parallel Pipe Thread" and not standard "Tapered Pipe Thread".

I disagree that using a rear mounted snowblower with a mirror is anything like backing up a trailer. Backing up with a trailer: if you want the trailer to veer to the left, you have to turn your steering wheel to the right (clockwise). If you want the trailer to veer to the right....you turn...

It's been close to 30 years now with the same 3 pt. blower and have never experienced a sore neck. The blower is now on its second tractor, the B2650! This same, wide horizontal mirror (see picture) mounted up and in front of the driver all but eliminates any need to look over your shoulder...

The "move" went so quick and easy that there was no time for pics! :) It was done in less than a few minutes. It pulled so easily across the snow covered gravel that it might have been moved with a rope around the waist and a couple of ski poles. Well, maybe 20 yrs ago.... Here it now sits...

I've always kept a pair of these Wells Lamont insulated PVC coated gloves handy when moving snow. When you have to clear a clogged chute or just clean the snow off of the blower and blades when putting the rig away, etc. ...... these will keep your hands warm and dry. Plus the snow doesn't...