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Kubota b6000, we all assume you've been using the tractor and now have this problem. However, it's sometimes good to do a sanity check and establish some fundamentals, so please don't let my clumsy questions offend you. Have you been operating this tractor? I will confess that after I owned my...

Yep, I think that puppy will 4-way (and more-way) split firewood. Regarding your vid, of course it was rough since you had to run your phone/camera one-handed, and operate the splitter, and load the logs. Next time, please turn the phone sideways, it will make the picture better and will also...

Welcome to OTT! +1 Diydave's suggestion. Look around the area: do you see corrosion anywhere else? Almost all battery trays corrode so replace it with something that battery fumes don't dissolve, like auto parts supplier's inexpensive plastic trays. Please update us on your solution! And just...

Oh, I do like those things!:D

We love fleaBay links almost as much as pics ("tractorporn" in skeets' vocabulary)! And since his name came up, be advised of his rant: "Without pics, it didn't happen!" :D

Hi, comfun1; welcome to OTT. I'm a new owner (in my first year) of a B6100 with a FEL and the appropriate age and wear as well. Not nearly as bad a yours, but "everything" needs attention, and some overhaul is on the near horizon. I feel like I have a good idea of what you're faced with when...

Re: H What isn't quick, the attachment of the top link? That would sure provoke me into some mods! :D Why do you need so many flagpole stands? :cool:

Leigh, you don't need a welder -- in fact, even an acetylene torch would be overkill for your task. Flux is a material that aids low-temperature welds, such as soldering (which you would be doing); silver-soldering; and brazing. Soldering can be done with propane gas or MAPP gas or acetylene...

But... but... but it's nice 'n white!

I respect your integrity, and I realize that often we (the non-merchants on OTT) often lead merchants (advertisers or not) into areas that we shouldn't. On the 'Hydraulics' page of your Website: "For complete kits ... please contact our partner Chris at Artillian Tractor." I would be very...

I've tried every subgroup I could think of (Hydraulics; Kubota; etc.) and can't find the bulkheads -- even went to your partner's site and... no joy. Are they included in your site map? I apologize; I seem to have given you a bad impression of me. I assure you that I do not reject or negate...

Crum! No secrets around here, eh? Thanks, KD, I din't know that until NIW tried to explain it to me last evening. And just to forestall the barrage of questions: no, I don't have a PLAN for a secret project. I'm just trying to envision possibilities and add affordable enhancements while...

And if you didn't wind up at that big bad wolf's house, you should see grand mamma's house. Then you can straighten out the hose and get the secret.

Goodness gracious, but yer demanding! <sigh> Okay, u wanker... First off, I didn't want to waste the wire ties; I used tape (I think you kids call it "painter's tape"). Used it to mark the lengths, as well as to hold the hose in place. I had some salvaged garden hose that was thin enough, but...

Whoever took the other half (WUZN'T MEE!) musta rigged yer fuel gauge so you wuddn know it wuz missin.

OE, what manual are you using? my "PARTS AND OWNER'S MANUAL, SERIES 25 LOADER, MODEL B219" documents the controls and procedures. On page 22 & 23 the "ASSEMBLY - LIFT FRAME AND HYDRAULIC HOOK-UP" schematic and "B219 PARTS LIST" have a similar image and list as in your Kubotabooks post (but your...

Oh, man, I feel so stoopit, didn't think (wonder why!) to look at the manual first! Thank you, OE. Sadly, the manual does not have the length of the lines. I was also hoping for confirmation that the fitting type on the lines are the same as the hoses, or specification of the type on the line...

eewwww... I won't be able to visit Tallulah Gorge again for years! :p

I'm getting ready for a mod to my B219 FEL, and I don't have a helper to get accurate measurements of the hydraulic lines, and to make a bad situation worse, my 3/4" tape measures and my 5/8" tape measure are so stiff that my measurements are only approximations. Do you have the dimensions of...

I'm glad you were the first one to put it in the simplest, clearest terms. Hopefully we'll always refer to "forward" and "reverse" for implements like tillers and such in relation to the turning of the drive wheels. Although it seems obvious, there are certain folk who are extremely literal and...