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20volt DeWalt here also. Came as part of a combo kit, same battery as other tools, works good for the multiple fittings on the B2601 and loader & skid steer.

There's already a bridge over the U. It's the long straight piece with 3 holes in each end in the first photo. My guess is the bolts at the lower end of it were loose.

I dislike the fact that there are compatibility issues. I'm too cheap to go purchase new equipment just so that it would be compatible with a QH. As Jay says above, all of the issues with bushings, pins, hooks, adaptors . . . I despise the fact that most cat 1 QHs are not really cat 1. The...

This is indeed the 3 point lift cylinder casting, $1072 at Messicks in the US. There is a system relief valve built into the loader valve that's set at 1890-2000psi. Shouldn't this protect the casting? Now, if the drop speed valve was closed completely and one introduced a bounce into a 3 point...

The lift point is the implement end ball of the arms. Another option to ease implement hookup and eliminate your concerns about lift capacity would be a hydraulic top and tilt kit. I recently completed my home brewed top and tilt kit and cannot believe how much easier it is to make implement...

I have a B2601 and was going down a similar road a while ago. I was headed towards your option 1 because it was more integrated. After research, the $$ amount and complaints about Kubota's stack valves leaking made me go option 3. I was leaning towards using the aux. power ports when Dan...

Mine's a 2 x 8.25 from Surplus Center, I think. It's been bombing around in the shop for so long I forget where it came from. Fits perfect, the length range overlaps the stock manual link perfectly. Did have to grind the tractor end connection width slightly. No need for fancy colored hose...

For what it's worth, I run a 6' King Kutter rake behind my B2601 with no problems. I use it angled on the gravel driveway to pull the gravel to the center and as others have said for prepping lawn areas. A 5'er seems way too small for an L2501.

It used to be, but not anymore. You know, everything going on it the world today!

I got my Rigid 377 from Zoro a month ago for $125ish shipped to my door. It's 100 times the tool that SpeedwayMotors tool will ever be! Not sure how I've been around 60 years without knowing about eccentric flaring tools. The Rigid tool works flawlessly, even with a newbie using it. I'm right...

Seems we're on the same wave-length Dan. Mine's not as sophisticated as yours though. I went with the Rigid flaring tool and a HF bender. Had this all laid out with hoses then remembered the bunch of scrap tubes I had laying around. Steel tubes down the loader arm and from the solenoid valve...

Thanks Dan! The thought that the mount system was your work crossed my mind shortly after I pushed the post reply button. I've been trying to decide what to do with my 2 open remotes and I like the couplings with the integrated dust covers. But the 2601 certainly does not need a 1/2" coupler...

Wow, too bad that website is so sketchy, that's exactly what I'm looking for for my rear remotes. Dan, does Faster offer a set up like that in a smaller size? Not sure the B2601 needs 1/2". A digging I will go!

Love my B2601! Looked at Kubota's for years but made do with a repowered Case 446 and a shop built FEL. The Case was getting tired and Kubota was offering 0% financing so it was time. My only complaint is the price of a Kubota MMM, so go with your flail plan. We've got 24 acres here and could...

Totally agree! Most despised part of my tractor. So glad it's not just me and my big feet. The mat needs to be at least twice as thick. Fordtech86 that's not a bad idea and I think I have some of that material laying around here . . .

I built this years ago after I built the loader for the Case 446. Needed something to clean waste hay out of the winter goat pen. 3/4" bar stock with the ends cut at a bevel, welded to a piece of strap to keep them spaced properly. Back end is 1/2" by 1" bar stock with angle brackets bolted to...

Thanks for the second set of eyes and advice Dan. I was playing with 3rd function valve mounting locations last night and remembered the PUMP>3RD FUNCTION>LOADER VALVE from this thread. Started looking at how that would make nice short plumbing from the pump to the 3rd function valve if it was...

Per the B2601 WSM, the first relief valve in the system is in the loader valve. Item 17 in the attachment. If the 3rd function was placed before the loader valve on this machine it would leave the pump unprotected, correct?

Sorry, Soopitup, I don’t mean to hijack this thread but there is a lot of good info here and I’d just like a little input from Dan on the placement of valves in the PB chain. Dan, I’ve been following along with this to help me better understand adding rear remotes and third function valve to my...

YES!! This^^^^ And the story telling.