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Phil, Got'em today, There just great! Kytim

Thats one to stick in the back of the ol' noggin in case it comes up! thx for the pics. kytim

I want to see a pic and more info source too! kytim

Besides the usuals look at fastline.com or tractorhouse or their respective publications for advertisers. those pubs have many companys that "say" they have access to parts. kytim

Just bought mine at the local Kubota dealer. Kytim

Things to consider: 1. hydro-lock in cyls. (oil) 2. check the Batt for leakage and loose connections now 3. check engine to trans tunnel for cracks or slight misalignment in case a twist or bind occured on rollover or righting. 4 look at starter for connections or binding. (is there a way to...

all old refrig gas must be out of the system. be best if it leaked out to make repairs and pull a good vacuum on the system for at least 15 min at 30" vac. check to see if it will hold a vac when its sealed for at least 5 min. then charge at 85% lbs rate of old gas volume, it will be real close...

Apparently you and I are in the same position. I asked the same question a few weeks back. there were several ideas for re-purposing items but, as you note were kind of lacking in "pretty." I was even offered a wonderful deal on a used take-off. with the shipping added from PA. i think it was...

I completely agree!! hardest part to get the hang of is prop shaft connection but, that comes too. kytim

In short, yes, yes, and yes. I have a 7100 gear drive, a 48" KK, as with many new implements the pto shaft must be fit to the tractor, and yes weights helped greatly. shortening a shaft is no big deal. have a reciept saw or even a hacksaw? follow the instructions in your manual with the KK...

Welcome to our little bunch. I too was a defector from the red camp I went from 2 red's to 3 orange. I just love these little things. Kytim

Hi all, I need a little help on a topic I know very little about. My shop press has a removable ram with a hand powered pump connected with a hose. the problem is the ram leaks from the seals around the rod. oils will leak past the seal when the ram is anywhere but completely collapsed. the pump...

Oh I remember "that" smell well. I thought the trucks also had a similar one but just a little different. My first car was a '66 caprice w/ 300hp 327 and a powerglide w. PS, PB, air, and factory tinted windows( that was a rare option). My first truck was a "66 C-10 292 4 speed that the chevy...

over the weekend I bought a used set of forks from a lodge member friend of mine who is a forklift mech. he salvaged these from a scrapped machine. there 48" er's and weight 125lbs each. probably to heavy for my intentions but for $50 y-not. I was going to repurpose them combined with a...

I now understand your screen name! As per my comment a forum is a difficult way to acknowledge one's skills, or intentions for that matter. With your background a tractor schematic would be like reading the sunday funny pages. Please understand where my intention were coming from. I don't know...

Because of the liability issues involved I doubt that anyone would advise you to circumvent to safety devices meant to save you from injury. It's the world we live in now. kytim

I wish I had thought sooner to tell you but, if you drilled the hole at 7/8 a 1/2 in EMT conduit plug would pop in the hole to plug it. some thing used to plug holes in metal wiring boxes that have had a circuit removed from them. I suppose you could use a uni-bit to open it up an 1/8th if you...

Now that I have added a tach/hr meter to the dash of my B7100 I have begun to consider the other aspects of engine management, oil pressure, water temp, fuel level. I want to add these ideas to my tractor to lessen the chances of engine failure because of something simple. anyone have any...

got a pic of the rear work lamp? or any of the more unusual options? anyone? kytim

Well it works! the install is fairly simple. if you have ever changed a intake or timimg chain on a small block chevy you can do it in your sleep! I was surprised the drive points downward. just didn't think about it pointing some other way. just remember a 1/4" wrench will slip between the...