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It has been a few months and no reply so I am bumping this up, Hopefully someone out there has the 2 way valve/cock, I know I can cut into the hydraulic lines but this would work out easier for me. Does anyone know if the valve/cock is the same on the B5100 and the B6100/B7100 machines?

I think a more important question would be do you need weight and if so how much, What is the purpose of the weight, Are you losing traction, Do you just have a MMM or do you have additional attachments such as a front plow that require you to add additional weight to the rear, I think you...

Hooks way is the easiest way, You can also jack up 1 front wheel and with engine shut off(real important for safety) and the tractor in gear turn the jacked up wheel by hand, If it turns by hand the 4 wheel is disengaged , If you can not turn it the 4 wheel is engaged, Other ways are if you have...

I agree with meanjean, I would start with the 1st gear, Your tractor according to what I read is a 15 hp 2 cylinder diesel, A 6ft finish mower might be just a bit big and running the pto in higher speeds may cause it to bog down, I run a 48" finish mower on my B5100E which is a 2 cylinder 12...

If the valve is an open center then you should be able to plug the power beyond.

And you thought the BS stood for Briggs & Stratton...:D

No prob Williecnc, Also noted in the manual is that these weight limits are for flat level ground, Meaning that any hills or grades would reduce the maximum weights accordingly. Val

The bolt pattern(rear wheels) on many of the B series Kubota tractors is a common implement wheel dimension, 6 bolts/6" diameter with a 4 5/8" pilot hole, Search for implement wheels and you will find many wheels available in that bolt pattern in 15" and 16" sizes including different wheel...

According to the manual I have for the B7100 the maximum weight for the 3 point lift is below(meaning less than) 180Kg/400 Lbs and the maximum drawbar weight/trailer loading weight is below(less than) 500kg/1100 lbs without trailer brakes and below(less than) 1000Kg/2200 Lbs with trailer brakes...

That would be 1.8:1

Very nice job, Just a few questions just out of curiousity, Does the engine have a built in gear reduction or is it running direct(1:1), If direct what is the drive ratio of the engine shaft versus the chipper shaft, It looks like it would be around 1.5:1 or 1.75:1(engine:Chipper)just based on...

Both my Kubotas(B5100E & B7500HSD) are designed to be stopped using the manual fuel shut off and not decompression, On the B5100E there is a little lever that is connected to a linkage that connects to the injector pump, The B7500HSD has a knob that is pulled out this is connected again to the...

If after making sure the blade bolt is torqued correctly as Eric has suggested and it still spins then you may have sheared a key in either the blade adapter(sometimes called a blade holder) or the sheave(pulley) hub. You will need to determine exactly where the slip is occurring.

This is going to sound silly but try lowering the air pressure in your rear tires.

Is it supposed to stop when you turn the key or are you supposed to pull the shutoff knob/lever, I have 2 Kubotas and they both require me to manually shut them down after I turn the ignition key off and that is they way they were designed.

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There seems to be atleast 2 different glowplug setups, On my B5100E I turn the key to the left to preheat the glowplugs and the indicator lights and eventually the coil glows red,When I turn the key back past off and to the right to the crank/start position and the tractor starts the glowplug...

If the tractor did not have an hour meter(many do not)and you did not know how many hours were on it would you still consider purchasing this machine, Price varies from area to area and from time to time, Price also varies on how much someone really wants something and is willing to pay for it...

I would think that simply popping off the clip and slipping the pin out would be quicker and easier than trying to find one with compatable threads, Keep in mind that some top links have right hand threads on one end and left hand threads on the other, best of luck though and keep us posted on...

Top links usually come complete with threaded ends, The ends are held in place by pins that are usually secured with simple quick removable clips, If your setup is different please post a pic and maybe we can offer some suggestions.