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I tried to back off of the deck but couldn't keep the wheels chocked. I am on concrete as well. I just set wheels to lowest setting, steer fully to right (I think) and pull it out from left side. It may work as ownwers manual states if I could keep the deck from moving.

How do you remove/install your 72" belly deck? Drive over or slide it out?

I will try it tomorrow, thanks Matt!(y)

You know that crossed my mind. I guess I didn't do it not wanting to stretch the belt but that belt has seen a lot of stress in 800 hours! Thanks!

How do you safely remove this spring?

The arm in question

So after installing a new PTO universal joint (GEAR BOX END) I was thinking back about the time my belt tensioner bracket broke in half, the 1/4" arm that the belt tensioner pulley mounts to. I greased it too much! Ha! Not really, I must have skipped that zirk a few times because when I...

Yes I know...I have a Wheel Horse C-101 with a 42" front blade. I want something a bit larger to cut down on time it takes.

The occasional pile of topsoil......

So am I to believe the only way I can mount a snow/dirt front blade on my 2006 B7800 is to also buy a FEL??

Not to bad....Thanks Dan!

That's what I'm thinking! Thanks for chiming in Henro!

No, I only mow my 5 acres with a 72" belly deck RC72-27BA

Yes, GP Outdoors posted an install video of it. Granted, his tractor is not a B7800 but same blade.

So Kubota wants $90.00 for my belly deck mid PTO shaft U-joint. Have you guys bought them for less? Everyone I try to match up with has the external clips. My yoke uses internal "C" clips, cups are flush with yoke. Thanks!

Yes, pivoting side to side without getting off of tractor.

Change out the U-joint, right, thanks!

I would like to be able to articulate my RB1672 rear blade on my 2006 B7800. Has anyone done this? Can it be done? Thank!

Does Land Pride sell a cheaper PTO shaft for my mid mount mower RC72-27BA than Kubota?

I'd like to replace my WEAK original headlight bulbs on my 2006 B7800 as well if I could find a better set.