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'Looking for a replacement/equivalent for an obsolete Kubota fitting. It's a "bulkhead connector" p/n 70090-20966 "straight thread bulkhead connector 9/16-18 SAE" (aka ORB or #6 SAE ORB). The quick connect couplers that came with the top and tilt kit (may have got the last one) are 1/4"...

I can weld acceptably. I doubt anyone would PAY me for my work, but . . . I guess I can measure things. If it is a "taper" fit, like most tie rod ends, probably any Asian large sedan or light truck part could work.

Is there an alternative to replacing the entire drag link (p/n 32721-57713), which goes for over $200 USD? The ends look pretty much like "tie rod ends" but are welded and not threaded. One end has annoying play in it. I can live with it till it breaks, at that price.

After attempting to educate myself a bit more, I found there were factory items for the B21. Kubota numbers are B8032 for the top n tilt bits and B8042 for the 3rd function stuff. Anyone have new or used? Or have diagrams, etc, showing how factory did it with those kits? While the kit...

Kubota numbers are B8032 for the 3pt bits and B8042 for the 3rd function stuff. Anyone have new or used? Or have diagrams, etc, showing how factory did it with those kits? Decent aftermarket stuff?

What about tapping into the lines to the backhoe? Either with T fittings with two more couplers or by plugging into the quick couplers already there?

Got a B21 with existing 4 in 1 wr long bucket and control valve. Just got a box blade/scraper and wondering how I would hook up the valve and what kind to use. I doubt I can find a kit all made up already.

I was looking for box blades and ran across a BL 7452 for sale with sparse details. Cannot find that model using internet or Kubota search. Looking for a fairly heavy duty one 54 inches or maybe 60. To go on a B21

NP. I need to go out and measure what I have.

What did you use for fill? I am a bit down on the beet juice as the dealer never bothered to reply to me, either to fill or for bulk.

The thing about 3d printing is, you need to design the part yourself, or find a design file already made. Sometimes you can find one that is close to what you want and modify it yourself. But you need a computer program to be able to do that. If you are not familiar with CAD programs, it can...

Concerns about dealing with punctures and plugs. Some concerns about the fluid affecting sudden motion. More and more, though it seems weights are not really suitable for these wheels. I suppose I will settle on -20 degree washer fluid. Called a local dealer for pricing on beet juice, but...

Any source for rear wheel weights for B21? Alternative is to fill tires, but trying to avoid that.

They list quite a few. Without actually going to the tractor right now, how would I know what type to order? The diagrams in the WSM to no say and do not match the MMC outlines exactly. But seem to be close to ISO series B. B21 with BT751 BH