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Ditto on what you guys said.:rolleyes:Dusty

Thank You Thank You Thank you Marty.:cool::o:o;):rolleyes::p:):D. Dusty

Ya what they said. Hehehehehehehehe!!:pDusty

Hi Skeets. Do you mean a rear box blade or a snow pusher blade.:D Dusty

Welcome to the forum Sonny.Most of the Grey market tractors will cross over with U.S. models. If you post some thing in the grey market section you may get a quicker better answer. Sorry I can't be more help.:D Dusty

Hi topgun.Hang in there. From the sounds of it you are doing something right. You have worked your tractor a bit since changing the oil and bringing it back to the proper level.My son has an expression.When asked if it is the oil pump or the water pump or whatever pump that is the problem he...

Hi Slim. I'm sure running a mini ex has to count for something. They are a blast to use. I put a small addition on the house a few years ago and rented one to dig the footings. My son ,my son in law and I all took turns. I only hit the house twice.We want one pretty bad. Too expensive for just a...

Hi JB.You best put some cement in the bucket for pullin that D6. Nice hitch.:cool::D Dusty P.S. They don't call him handy for nuthin.

Well Vic is the Guy you want to talk to when it comes to loaders. He will know what make and model will fit you tractor. He has installed a lot of them. Used Kubota loaders for these tractors are like hens teeth.If you are up for doing some fabricating then you can either build one or modify a...

Hi Rex.Welcome.There are a few on here who have built or modified loaders for their Kubotas. Topgear is one that I can think of and I know there are more. Plus Service Dept Vic has installed lots of them so maybe he will kick in here with some advice. Good luck and keep us posted. :D Dusty

Hi Ricokc.I think the kubo model # is LA160. I had a B7200 and that was what was on it. I actually took it off and put it on my B8200.:D Dusty

Clark your dealer was right aftermarket ends won't fit your Kubota top link. We are not talking about the ends being 30 or 40 dollars we are saying you can get a whole complete toplink for that money. So don't waste money on an end, buy the whole toplink.:eek: Dusty

Hi Clark, welcome to the forum. I agree with Eric on the top link. I am surprised your dealer is dinging you like that. Most dealers have a supply of aftermarket toplinks, pins and such. that are much cheaper and of good quality. As far as that leveler, someone on here will have experienced with...

Hi Skeets, Up here in the great white north where we have no stinkin snow but we do still have a fairly good supply of used stuff. Most people get in a hurry when they want something like this. Take your time watch kijiji and craigslist. Patience is a virtue and will be rewarded. Spotted a...

If you are going to tap those holes don't get to aggressive or you may crack the plastic.:D Dusty

Sounds like something wildfire would do. Check it out.:D Dusty

Hi Durango, One thing you have to keep in mind is that there are several different types of Quick attach plates. Unless your bucket is set up for a QA plate it will have to be modified to fit what ever plate you get. Plus whatever attachments you buy for the loader will have to fit that plate...

Hi Guys. When I bought my B8200 last year I bought new r4's for the back with new rims. Tires are goodyear I think. $!000.00 To tell you the truth I was just so happy to find rims and tires that I didn't even question the price. That was from Kubota:D Dusty

Looks great John, can't wait to see the finished tractor.:D Dusty

Cabbage, found some parts illustrations http://www.colemanequip.com/ModelParts.asp?modelID=291&pc=128385#partdiagrams Hope it helps a little.:D Dusty