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Thanks for the response Scott. There have been other threads on changing fuel filters and they all seem to involve bleeding the lines. So this time I decided to throw my hat in the ring and see how bad it got stomped on. See how much of an idiot I am by tomorrow night. And I really do want to...

Thanks Cabu.Nice pics.But I have to stay away from things like that or I am liable to gain a new toy that I can't afford. I have always told my kids,Avoid the situation.If you know you are going to get in trouble, DO NOT GO THERE. I wear blinders when I have to buy parts.:D Dusty

Ditto on what Aquaforce said. Thanks Scott.:D Dusty

Thanks handyman, I had forgotten about Colemans. Perfect timing too, I needed a pic of a part that I figured on making but wasn't sure how close what I had was to the original. Found it right away.:cool: Dusty

Nope it is not a loaded question. I have limited experience with diesel engines. But I have never had a problem changing the fuel filter. For that matter I have run them out of fuel and started them again after refilling. Mind you as soon as I hear a sputter I kill the engine. And yes I am...

I don't know Guys, am I screwing up my Kubota cause I never bleed the system. I shut off the fuel take out filter, put new filter in loose, turn fuel on and when filter casing starts to overflow then I finish tightening the filter. Then I jump on the tractor and it fires right up. Both the B7200...

Very nice, for sure too pretty to use. You will have to find an old one to use in the field.:D Dusty

A friend of mine does cement work. He is an old order mennonite so they don't drive cars, But they have tractors up to 100 hp. On job sites they as a rule will use the farmers loader while they are working there. So this one farmer has about a 100 hp Fendt for his loader tractor. My friend...

Hi Cabbage, I have no experience with Kubota lawn tractors but I do have a fair bit of experience with lawn tractors in general. You said you checked the oil level and the filter I am assuming you mean the oil level and filter on the hydrostatic transmission and not the engine. If I assume...

Nice and neat, good job. Nice tractor too.:cool: Dusty

Very very good idea Scott.:cool: Dusty

Congrats Ptwyz:cool: And I have no idea what that is.:DDusty

Hi Skeets. A lot of the bigger farms up here run Fendt's. Amazing tractors but big money. Top speed is supposed to be close to 50 mph.:D Dusty

Ditto on the Donate.:D Dusty

Hi Jim. I was going to post on this a while ago but figured I would wait to see if someone else had done a clutch on your model. I did the clutch on my B7200 with no big problems. But Milo is right your work shop manual will have the procedure to set up your clutch.Make sure it is toasted before...

I had a B6000 paid $2900 for it, sold it two years later to a guy from the city for $4200. Just couldn't refuse that much money. Awesome little tractor. It's the one that got me hooked.:D Dusty

Hi Slim. Handyman didn't say it in plain words, but I will, a rammy rookie can twist a hoe, if not the tractor, in a hurry. I don't know if you have operated a hoe much, I have not, but I have seen lots of twisted hoes. Just putting the warning out there. And don't lend it to anyone, not even...

Ptwyz that story about your wife is awesome. About 30 years ago my wife came to help me sandblast some big tanks at a cheese factory. She spent all day filling the pot moving hoses and what not. I still think of that day.:D Dusty.

I think you said something about it in the thread and I had the thought NA nobody would do something like that. Glad you found the fix. When I found that there would be more than a few choice words.:cool: Dusty

ptwyz. I don't know for sure but when you blow up the pic you can almost make out Kubota on the side.:D Dusty