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The BX would be fine for the 1.5 acres...but you'd be much happier with a B when working the 5 acres!!!!!

One step closer to getting my "Thumb" on...:cool: Got the mount positioned last night and held in place with a couple self-tapping screws. Drilled two holes, top and bottom through the 3/8" plate on the drill press, then mounted it to the arm. Once properly positioned, it was removed and fully...

I recently did an upgrade to a 40A alternator because I added a small winch to my tractor. The dynamo I pulled is fully functional. It's out of a 2006 B3030 ~425 hrs, if it's compatible, you can have it for short money. If interested send me a PM.

Working on my Thumb Mount for my BH75... Up early before work and getting closer to having the "Thumb Mount" done for my BH75...

If the 77 doesn't fit, you could add a thumb mount to the replacement 75. As I mentioned earlier...I have a BH75 and in the process of fabricating a thumb mount for it. Should have it all welded on the dipper this weekend. Planning to clamp the "tacked" assembly in place tonight and check for...

Standard backhoe for the L4701 tractor is the BH92... Tractor Data

I can't say it would fit for sure...but they are pretty similiar. I've taken a number of measurements to add a thumb mount for my BH75. I'd say go to your closest Kubota dealer and take some measurements, and ask the service department.

He's referring to the dipper arm on the backhoe...

That explains why mine is the way it is.

The solenoid looks like this... It's from the video link of an "L" tractor. watch the video, he says you can remove it and start the tractor. Go to 2:45 in the video.

That site works as well...just type in "B2601" for the model number and you'll be present with options...

...I've ordered parts from Coleman Equipment and have been happy with them. Prices are typically cheaper.

is this the site you're using???? Parts Just put in B2601 for the model number...then select yours.

I just did an alternator upgrade on my 06 B3030, and I have that same white wire. It's not connected to anything, and was tie-wrapped from the factory. Looking at the WSM for my tractor, the white wire lead is called the "Stop Solenoid Lead". The image below is from the WSM page 1-S38...

I've used Coleman Equipment for a number of items. Decent prices and orders ship fairly quick.

I've always used Kubota 10-30...

CONFESSIONS...lately I've been fondling the tractor more than my wife!!!! 🤪

The "stock" Kubota mount has a cutout on the upper flange to accommodate a hydraulic cylinder. From what I've seen in other threads, some have had to modify the cylinder so the hydraulic connector is pointing in the right direction.

:unsure:...when using the hoe, the outriggers should be set so the rear tires are off the ground, and the front bucket set down taking the weight off the fronts. That creates the most stable platform for backhoe use. I wouldn't think having tires filled or not, would make much of a difference...

I guess I should have been more clear and asked if the max curl pressure, once the system relief valve kicks in, would cause any damage to the thumb, or dipperstick/cylinder. Sounds like the thumb assembly was designed to stop the bucket without any damage occurring. I've reached max system...