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Amazing work Paul! You make already well built things even better.

Or you could make your own clamps with a couple of pieces of flat stock and a couple of bolts.

Great job on the blade! It looks like new!

Thanks Jack and welcome to OTT. I actually started a thread on this very topic and you can find it here:http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2886 The rears should be very easy to find even if you need rims. It's a very common lug pattern and size of tire on even brand new...

Nice job! Yes Lee valley has some pretty neat stuff.

When I added power steering to my B8200 I needed metric fittings at the hydraulic block. None of my local suppliers had them in stock and had to pick them up from a supplier that doesn't deal with the general public. If they are metric it might take a while to find them.

Great equipment. Welcome to OTT.

I had one of those cheap winches from Canadian Tire mounted on the front of my B6200. I hooked it to a tree and it wouldn't even pull the tractor on hard ground with the e-brake engaged. The wire got snagged so I hooked it to the fel which snapped the line. Those winches are very limited but...

Might just be air but I think if its a milky colour it could be water.

Great pics!

Thank you to this post. I just did the same thing but I used a hose and a large funnel. Worked great and seems to of solved my milky fluid problem.

Love that cab!

It's all in good fun. I know no harm was intended and hope he agrees.

Bring the parts to a machine shop and see what they can do.

Thats great advice meanjean:D!

To get the wheel off my B8200 I used a small bottle jack and a length of chain. Didn't do any damage but maybe a steering wheel puller would be a good investment.

Sounds like you auxiliary connectors are being used already for your cab. You'll need to run a new circuit from your battery with a fuse and a switch.

I would get a new filter from Kubota. They're not that much money and that hex cap comes with it. Once you get your new filter you can look at ways of removing the old one. A hole drilled somewhere for leverage?

To you too. But your a little late:D.