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I have the harbor freight one and my new box blade like yours had the same problem, I took my angle grinder to the quick hitch and it just slides on.

I will be doing this to my new to me b7800

I saw a video were the tilt and lift hoses were switched, that will tell if cylinder or valve is the issue if same cylinder drops it is the cylinder, if it moves it may be the controller.

I have an extra fuel lift pump from my Dodge that I might put to use, I have the big fuel transfer pump but it is to much to drag around.

I have tried it all, probably 1 out of20 get new don't be me

That is good to know, I just got a b7800 and it is a little sluggish at 50* but I have not been using the glow plugs. I will start using it first start for now on. thanks

do you have a website for Mark and the rear stabilizer?

I just checked mine b7800 seem to only have one stop on the lift and when I brought the lever to it it just hummed adj. And it will adjust up a small amount if I hit and release, guess it is working

This small tractor is new to me just sold my old Ford 3500 and it would pull a 6 foot box full unless it was up a grade(which our property is) then the wheels would just spin. You kinda answered my question they have the power not the heft to do the bigger job. thanks

is a 6 foot box blade too big for my B7800 rarely use the scarifiers because the clay and dry so calif. weather. New to me tractor and plan on ballasting the rear tires.