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Myrtle Beach doesn't either. Maybe that's why they have a snow plow with no doors.

Isn't this the Myrtle Beach Road Department snow removal vehicle.

PM me and maybe I can get you the file needed. I can't upload the whole file. It is too large.

Look at the attached manual. This will get you started. Many of the parts are not available anymore for this 40 year old machine but Messicks can get a few of them. I din't use mine anymore because it's a pain to remove. I use a Woods 3PH mower. Much easier to remove if needed. Good luck.

My wife got me a Mavic 2 Mini for a gift. Not expecting it at all. Playing around with it now but it takes great pictures and videos. Really easy to fly but I haven't crashed it yet. I guess she thought I would like one because her best friends son fly's them professionally. It is a bunch of fun...

Don't use either. It is hard on the engine. Try beading the injectors. Instructions are in the manual. Also check the fuel filter. Make sure you have fuel to the pump. Check the pump also. If it is not clicking when it's on it is not working. NAPA sells a pump that will work.

Do you have a manual? If not get one free online. The B6000 manual is not the best but it's a start. It has instructions on bleeding the fuel system for the injectors. Make sure the compression release lever is closed. You should only need that when it is cold outside. Sounds like the glow plugs...

Do you have a link for the filter?

I have a cheap Amazon backup camera on mine. Camera mounts on the lower drawbar bracket with magnets and the monitor mounts on the hood with magnets. Never had it work loose with all the shaking. No more sore neck and I couldn't be happier with the Woodland Mills grinder.

Here is a couple of pictures of my 6000DT. I have a belly mower but they are a pain. I have Woods RM48 but I have a reverser for the PTO. By the way the PTO turns counterclock wise on B6000. Woods did make a RM48 for the counter clockwise PTO. I saw one on Craigslist several months ago. You are...

You would be better off keeping the mower on the 6000E and using the 6000DT for the loader. You can not use the mower with the loader attached. By the way the mower is a Kubota K44. With a little work both will be up and running in no time. Messick's has most of the parts needed.

All 6 studs are the same metric thread pitch as the bottom 2 studs you have. If your reverser doesn't have an adapter you will need one to keep the reverser from spinning. I can post pics if needed. I may even have a Cadd drawing of the adapter plate.

The shifter shaft is not threaded, it just pulls off. You might have to use a small rubber mallet to tap if loose.

This works for me. Needs a guard though. https://bxattachments.com/product/kubota-bx-fuel-filter-relocation-kit-botaproducts/

I got a reverser from them about 3 years ago. A little hard to work with them but in the end it all worked out. I works real good for me. I don't have a brush hog on my B6000 just the Woods finish cut mower. I don't think the B6000 has enough HP to swing a brush hog. I have a 48" brush hog for...

McMaster-Carr sells them. I used them for my Xterra liftgate when mine went south. They are listed with the gas springs. https://www.mcmaster.com/gas-springs

They have 3 PTO speeds. They also do not work when the clutch is depressed. (Not a live PTO.)

An RM48 or RM42 would be a better fit. My RM48 is about all mine can handle in high grass. I have a reverser but my B6000 I had in the 70's didn't. The reverse blades and spindles are available but a bit pricy. Check mine out.

Nice B6000, I use Messick's. Try Ebay, Craigslist, ect. Parts are getting hard to find. They are 40 years old. Antique tractors now I guess. When I was a kid I thought Ford 8N and Allis G's were old. I guess the B6000's are older now than the 8N's were when I was younger. Good luck. :)

John, Remember this. Doesn't look the same does it. Ready for the mowing season.