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Try this. go to the illustrated parts lookup, click through all the permissions and type in l235. click above the results, for book then on the side click on by name, type in pto label and you get several results. maybe one is what your looking for as there are 27 labels listed and 4 are for the...

Well slap my butt and call me stupid, i've not seen "let me google that for you" before. Pretty slick! and I'm getting old too!!

I've a 6ft as well, B6000 and B7100.

Eric has probably given you the most economic solution. A used factory installed one from someone would be more than what your tractor cost you i'm sure. A new one from Kubota is several thousand dollars more than a used one. With that said, I want one too but the $$$ say no for now. From my...

You need to find out what the 3ph will lift. That will be a good starting place when considering implement selection. Not alway will, if it fits use it work. Manufactures make different styles for different HP ratings as well. With that said, I've been using a woods RB5 (5ft) blade behind my...

The others are correct, use a grade 2 bolt (bolt without any dashes on head) for a shear pin/bolt. In single shear applications a G2 1/4" bolt will withstand a little over 2100lbs force, PSI. remember single shear is when 2 flat plates are bolted together. a G8 in same application would take...

Why don't you take a look at genuine Kubota parts at online retailers like messicks to see what the compared costs would be.

ya'know Eric, I think it favors a Kubota industrial engine when you look at it from the intake side. Sticker placement, glow plugs, fill cap on the rocker cover, etc. but theres a few things that are different too.

Sorry for the problems you found. Have that head checked for cracks and squareness. cracked heads are also common on over heated little diesels. Let us know back what you find out or get it back together.

Well, I kinda suspect that but didn't know if other problems might exist causing symptoms.

Very few of us are knowledgeable on the mini excavators to know which engine was used in their construction. If you could let us know a few more details it would greatly increase our chances of being able to help you. if you know the model number of the engine that would be great but, photos...

A receiver is a standardized trailer hitch design which is built around a 2" nominal dimension steel tube. A male and female design which is interchangeable among vehicles. Like this and this.

Neat but, I really like this one a lot! I dont understand a word said but, I like it. http://youtu.be/CoDaCekDnBo

This is true as I can attest, I lost a few older trees in my front lawn and the extreme heat made the dips and valleys around where they stood more evident. Of course, didnt have to mow much this year anyway. Ya gotta keep a few more inches of blade sharp though.

Oh, post some pics. I wanna see!

When i'm done with them, there will be a loss of body fluids but, not because I poked a hole in "them!" Like I said, I know how to use it...well. My daughter also works for the police dept. here.

WoW, New case=$$$$ I bet. nice job tho.

Up until a few weeks ago we never thought much about locking thing around here. Then "stuff" started happening. I usually left a key in one of my little tractors all the time because, face it you do have to know how to start these older tractors. Then I found the key broken off in the B6000 one...

Have you got somewhere to post the video like photobucket so others going through that could be directed to it for review. I don't know that it would be proper to upload to youtube because of privacy issues unless the gentleman gave you permission. might be a good resource for OTT users.

To me, sounds like there's still a little air trapped within that part of the Hyd. circuit. No worries, use it and it will self bleed to the sump. You can move the lever to down and step on one arm to lower them to hook something up.