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SCAM!!!!!!!!! If its like the ones we get like this in the UK as soon as you dial the number you could be billed for an unbelievable sum of money or you could get your phone hacked. If ever one sees a message like this then google the number followed by "scam" and see what hits are found. dave

As good as this method can be I don't think it will help in this instance. A sump plug has a soft washer which seals the plug to seal the oil in the sump so will stop the wax from entering the threads. and is the friction on this washer that stops the plug from coming undone. The first stage I...

I think your right about the language thing so I have made an attempt at my first video which I must apologise for the crappy quality but at nearer to 70 than 60,its a start:D dave http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0sqW0GSNLY

Yes,I have the same setup on my 1953 petrol/Tvo TE20. if one uses a farm trailer where the wheels are at the rear,so much weight is transfered to the hitch that there is no chance of it lifting so they are only really needed if the trailer has wheels that are near the point of balance. If the...

You may still need a solution to lock the lift arms from jumping up if you have uneven weight distribution in the trailer. dave

Perhaps you don't understand Welsh;):D:D:D http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5732 dave

You first unscrew the oil sender unit and then screw the oil gauge into the same thread. Dave

Take a 12 volt +ve wire to one side of a suitable switch and a wire from the other side of the switch to the connection on the solenoid and when you flick the switch it should turn over. make sure nothing is engagaged or in gear because the safety interlocks will be bypassed. If it fails to turn...

Well done on your new buy and welcome to OTT. If thats "ugly" then you must be showing us her good side because from where I'm sitting she doesn't look too bad! I hope the rear tyres are ballasted or your going to get some weight on the rear end before you start driving around with the bucket in...

But if you do skeets and don't want to upload to a hosting site,this is one of the picture resizing progs that will shrink the file size of your pic so you can upload it directly to your post in the forum. http://www.onthegosoft.com/shrink_pic.htm Once its set up for maximum compression it only...

Yep! in 4wd the prop drives the wheels and in 2wd the wheels drive the prop dave

Is this what your looking for? dave http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4217&page=2

Could you be more specific as to what doing nothing is? Dave

Kubota don't have a subsidised Rops program here in the UK :mad:so I managed to get a used one. It was originally fitted to a B7100 in France and the previous owner removed it because it was catching on the apple tree branches in his orchard. It cost me 200GBP and worth every penny! Dave

Not familiar with the kubota MMM deck but on others, the mount dismount should be done on solid ground with the wheels raised clear, the perimeter of the deck is in contact with the ground so no weight is on the wheels or brackets. Dave

The only difference from the previous post,I have the FEL bucket in the near full tip position so the top and bottom edges are contacting the ground at the same time .It seems to hold better this way and keeps the tractor level when facing down hill.I use mainly on ground that it doesnt matter...

Was the machine ok before you pulled the maintenance which would indicate if you caused the problem? Dave

here are some pics of my B7100 in the wood,I have since fitted a Rops and now feel a lot safer. dave

I tend to er on the side of caution where there is risk of serious injury or death so assume the original height of the rollbar would not just be a figure plucked out of the air by the manufacturer but a carefully calculated height to give maximum protection to the operator while keeping...

You should find the answer in this thread,post 4 and 6 give measurments http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4854&highlight=b7100+stick dave