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Pretty sure that is what is on my B7800

I think that on push mode you will only get away with the bucket flat to the ground and edge a little raised to smooth things out

May have to move the flat bar down lower, put a piece of pipe between the holes in the top and put bolt in and tighten.

I think you answered your question, the ideal situation is ssqa with a 2 in. Receiver. The other option are ok for moving lighter boat trailer, log splitter and small Mt 5x10 trailer.

On my b7800 there is a grease zirk under the pedal to grease. May loosen it up

is that a similar price to Coleman equipment parts, where I bought mine with good service.

I bought a lanscape rake from them saved some money. Very good quality.

Check out Ignite attachments

And I thought I only was like that with age. I feel more sane now.

Do you have a link to this less exspensive unit. I went wit HF 3 pt quick attach works great with some mods. I would probably be modding the one for 2 to 3 times the HF one.

I would check ground and hot connections. Then maybe use jumper cable direct to hot and starter just to see it turn over. Sounds like a poor connection problem. Still could be a weak battery, needs to be load tested

Exactly, I just welded an extension to the existing hook. Works great

on my b7800 I have to make sure the pto lever is off the forward reverse pedal centered, possible seat switch, and on mine the HST clutch pedal must be depressed to start.

I have herd others have problem with algae in the fuel or some other grud that floats around and randomly will plug the exit of the fuel in the tank. also might want to check the vent hole in the fuel cap

A real good test would be to check the voltage while the tractor is cranking, LOAD Testing, not just static voltage. Should not drop below 9.5 volts. For a good battery. The battery can have 12.6v but not be able to start a vehicle if load test is below the 9.5 volts

all I see is tire size and inflation amount. for a last resort you may have to check average torque for the bolt size used chart.

Always get what I ordered, I am will to bet that the same thing ordered on amazon comes from the same places. I once got my order late and they did give me a $5 credit on my next order. not saying that this is a place to support and i will not allow the app on my phone.

wonder if it would be correct for my B7800?

I see not problem lifting the front with the bucket BUT cement block for me is no no. I have seen them break and give out use stands made for it or i sometimes use blocks from railroad ties

not sure but I have some steep hills on my property and there are cases with my skidsteer that I will back up the hill for safety reasons. My kabuto B7800 seems far more stable for the hills. But want to here from others.