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I just picked up a Durafit one as well from Amazon.ca as well for my B2601. The primary reason for the choice was that the arm rests on the tractor were starting to show a lot of wear. It was about $48 ish with the included arm rest covers. It seems to be a good product and great fit.

Just tried both with and without a VPN hopefully the IT guy can fix it also seems to be an issue on other sites as well

I am in the process of installing the ratcheting lift rod as well on my B2601

I definitely agree with the hydraulic top link it was one of the best up grades I had done when it comes to using the box blade

I got the PFL1242 just after I bought the tractor and have not regretted the decision, also have loaded rear tires but still use ballast when picking up anything heavy, better safe than sorry also keeps the shorts cleaner:D

Yes it was the best thing I did for my B2601 besides the wheel spacers that is

Here, but my wife may disagree

There is a You tube video done by "My Cluttered Garage" on that very subject with his B2601. As GreensvilleJays picture shows that was his problem.

As per the Kubota Canada website the QH16 is supposed to be CAT 1 and its claim to fame is that the pins are also CAT 1, same idea as the Speeco E Hitch. I wish that they had this model when I bought my QH15 :unsure:

Very nice as good or better than factory:)

They absolutely do I have 2 inch spacers on my B2601 and it made a huge improvement in side to side stability. More would be better but there are other consideration to take into account such as bucket width, mower deck width, and pulled implement width. Also access considerations in your yard...

Nope. Just talking about the easy replacement of the male gender:D

That's why I keep on the wifes good side:rolleyes:

I still have mine, but it is sitting in retirement in the tool box, couldn't read it any more without glass 😎

I Just checked the drawing in the B2601 WSM I have and you are correct. What it looks like is somebody was messing with the autocad drawing using the pick and move functions by mistake and then saved it, then to add insult to injury scanned it(badly). Definitely makes it hard to follow and in...

Another option is Tektite in Canada nice looking but pricey cab

As ve9aa said It's funny. People argue about blower vs. blade and the blade guys are SURE they have the right tool.....until they don't. I agree that there is no fits all solution, I thought I had a good solution. I had bought a 5ft blade for my quad and our first year here was a drought so...

I also agree with 19thSF, on my B2601 there are no grease fittings on the Treadle Peddle shaft, the only grease fitting is on the brakes . However there is a you tube video on the stiff spring issue where the guy talks about how he installed the grease fittings on his treadle peddle shaft though.

My BIL is a spray foam contractor and he had mentioned that open cell is not considered a vapor barrier, here you have to go closed cell. Not sure but I believe that may be code in Manitoba Canada

The B2601 has 4 positions for the key switch, Stop, Run, Glow Plugs(Pre Heat), Start in that order, there is no left position. You simply turn the key past the Run position to the Glow Plug(Preheat) position, the amber light on the dash will come on then hold there for 2 to 3 seconds then turn...