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You can pinch it off or you can put an inline fuel shutoff in it, Personally I prefer to have a shutoff .Just make sure the shutoff is compatable with diesel fuel.

Hi Carl, Thanks for the info, I have narrowed down my options on the cylinder, It will mount right on the front of the tractor where the suitcase weights hang and the weights will hang on the back when the plow is attached. I decided on the double acting cylinder so I could have some downward...

Update on my progress, I have fabricated my mounting brackets for the plow, Basically they are 17" long x 11" high pieces of 3/16" flat steel with a cutout for the front axle and tie rod, I am experimenting with different locations for the plow frame attaching points to these brackets, I will...

Hi Kytim, It would help if you could post a few pics of the ram, My guess is that it requires some type of spanner/gland wrench, Looking at the end where the rod comes out is there 2 holes or slots on opposite sides of the rod. If you do not have a spanner wrench you could fabricate one, I have...

So with the seat in the up position the switch is bypassed, Should not be too hard to figure out what type of switch you have(open circuit/closed circuit). If you have a Multi meter you can use the voltmeter and ohmeter to do a little diagnostics

Another solution would to be to have your local machine shop make you up a set of blades with the cutting edge on the correct side.

Nice setup, It looks like it adds a few inches to the length, What is the center to center pin measurement between the original and new hookup points, does the additional length also equate to some additional lift height gain. The reason I ask is I use one of my tractors to load my truck with...

My position is safety switches were put on a machine for a reason and disabling them is not suggested, However having said that switches can malfunction and circuits need to be tested so sometimes a safety switch needs to be bypassed to determine if it is functioning correctly, The below...

Many automotive parts stores carry assorted different rubber push in plugs commonly used to fill unused cutouts in automotive applications, I would be sure to use some paint around the fresh cut area to inhibit any corrosion.

I have the rear work lamp on my B5100E, You can just see it in the pics in my album, I will try to get some close ups of the lamp and the dash switch and ad them to the album. Val

I would start by cleaning the battery post and cable ends , I use dielectric grease on both cables and battery terminals to keep them from corroding, If the problem is not with the battery connections then look at other electrical connections such as the cable to starter and ground wire, It does...

Considering the low price and the availability of a ROPS from Kubota I would say that was the best route to take, However if one was not available or if the price was prohibitive and you are a proficient welder then I see no problem with fabricating your own as even limited roll over protection...

I have picked up a small plow(42") and I am in the process of gathering the rest of the materials I need to mount it to the front of my old B5100E and was wondering if anyone knew what the minimum required pressure rating would be for a hydraulic cylinder for this application, The plow setup is...

Update, Mower deck all back together and cutting nicely. *Note - within 30 seconds of running time the blade nuts had loosened and continued use would have resulted in throwing a blade/blades. While tightening the blade retaining nuts I noted that the shafts were drilled for a cotter pin/safety...

Sheave and bushing ordered from Grainger were delivered today, Photo of original bushing & sheave alongside new bushing and sheave for comparison. Ready to head out to the barn to put them on, Will let you now how things work out.

I am still waiting for the parts I ordered but if anyone is interested I have posted some photos of the mower deck attached to my old Kubota B5100E, This is the tractor that will probably see the most use from this mower deck, The 48" deck is just the right size for the B5100E. The deck is solid...

Update, I have been doing a bit of searching and I think I have come up with a viable replacement for the missing tapered bushing and sheave, I found a 5" sheave and tapered bushing 1" bore setup at Grainger Industrial Supply, It took a bit of searching but I took all the measurements and...

Looking for a few parts for a B348-7 mower deck, I picked up a nice used mower deck and it is in need of a part/s, I am looking for : 1. Hub/driven sheave pn 70080-00170 description- hub bushing that fits on blade spindle shaft at top of deck, The driven pulley fits around the bushing, The...

Hi Stuart, Great list and thanks for the link to it, I was familiar with what the HSD stood for on my B7500 HSD, I just did not know what the letter F was for at the end, My Certificate of Origin shows the model as B7500 HSD-F, The letter F however does not appear anywhere on the machine, It...

Rusty, TY for the loader weight, Does that weight include the large mounting bracket that bolts to the underside center of the machine? I notice that your signature shows your B7500 HSD-R, My COO shows my B7500 as a B7500 HSD-F, Do you have any idea what the R or F stand for at the end of the...