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I'm looking for a 12T x 40 pitch splined sprocket (18 mm, 22 splines) Kubota part number 70050-01100. Messicks and my local Kubota dealer tell me this is not available, but lot of folks list it. It's basically a sprocket for a chain coupling, broached w/ the special spline to fit the front of...

I saw the 6' of snow... I guess if you don't let it get away from you, you're set... - Bart

That tractor is only a little more powerful than my B5100, with 14 hp. I'm pretty sure the hydraulics on that unit are quite insufficient to provide more than a fraction of the engine's power to the snowblower; I think loaders for that tractor fitted an extra front mount pump. The front PTO is...

Yup... the ROPS for my B5100 is quoted at $235 + tax; shipping & handling is $90 according to the quote I just got. I'll be ordering that tomorrow, though. Compared to the $100 sprocket for my front PTO, it's a real deal :D. - Bart

No idea... I'm working out how to straighten it; I don't think it matters much but it sure looks funky. - Bart

Thanks for the manual tip. I thought I'd post some pictures of the tractor and the FEL. Picked up some steel and started cutting today; need to lay out and drill some holes tomorrow. I don't have much in the way of metric bolts, so Mcmaster is getting another order tomorrow :). - Bart

Thanks :). I'll post pictures; when I get started I'll start a new thread and add a reference to that thread to this one. I'm also adding a hydraulic pump to the front of the tractor to drive the loader's 2" cylinders; the B211 loader that was for the B5100 used the built-in pump, but also had...

Perfect! Thank you - exactly what I was looking fo! Off to pick up some steel tomorrow :) Thanks again - - Bart

I have a new-to-me B5100 4wd tractor, and a small Kubota FEL - but the subframe doesn't quite fit on the tractor. Does anyone have any pictures (aside from the youtube video) of the B211 loader subframe that was optional on these little guys? I'm going to fab up a new subframe that fits my...

If there might be any wire (plant frames, fence, etc) in the brush, the flail mower is more difficult to detangle... but it definitely does a neater job. - Bart