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Old Hokie.... You are 100% correct! But I pretty much kept up with the newer technology... analyzers and the like... however, My problem is I am 72 yr old and it is a chore for me to get down and up much less getting to the the actual repair once its diagnosed. Most these days I can wrench on...

They are lucky..... they are passing it along to you....

Yep.... felt odd but it worked for in my case. Good luck!

Agree with Lugbolt on this one. Lost the bottom gearbox seal in my RCK60-24B MMM. My gears were shredded and metal was throughout the gearbox components. After pulling together a schedule of parts costs and from experience having to accurately shim the components..... I knuckled under and bought...

I was just like you... could not see spending a Grand on a Kubota OEM loader valve. So.... I worked with a local hydraulic shop to switch mine out and did it for around $450 if my memory is correct. I used Beiler Hydraulic Repair , Sales and service out of Leola, PA located between. Never...

I solved it for me.... I called the Kubota dealership and flat out asked them... they said Delvac was just fine for me... I have used it for well over 15+ years, engine does not use oil between changes and cranks over pretty much the same year round. This ole girl ain't no garage queen even...

Dan.... I can't speak to that because my oil question was focused on my area.... the midatlantic region. However your question is a good one.

Folks I am lucky! My neighbor of over 40 years just happens to be a senior petroleum engineer for over 45 years and he owns a Kubota. When I asked which oil I should be using in my tractor I got a lecture that was interesting but about 10,000 feet above my paygrade. Here are the takeaways from...

This replacement unit was selected based on my tractor system's hydraulic specifications, hose connect fittings configuration, joy stick location and the tractor's valve mount mount layout. I cannot be happier about the results. The replacement unit looked like it grew there and the performance...

Maybe your wife put it there to drive you nuts.....:rolleyes:

Check out superbrightleds.com. If your lens/housings are ok these folks can hook you up on really bright led replacment bulbs. When I did my change over on the B2410 (CIRCA 1999) I had to switch main lead (-) to (+) to the headlight as LEDS are polarized and power can only flow one way. These...

Check out www.superbrightleds.com. They can assist in your conversion and they are reasonable too. That is where I got mine.

Husco Valve... there are a bunch of threads he on OTT on that very subject. That would be my first bet.

Yep and you are 100% correct... that's why I replaced the hub bearings also...

Folks ..... Oil seal replacement it is not straight forward on the B2410. Twenty year old stuff just does not want to give it up. I am just now ready to put the left side of the front axle together. This one was the beast. The right side was difficult but I did not have to take anything to a...

Well it finally happened. The right front axle pivot oil seal gave up the ghost. I am going to pick up the seals, a total of four, for both sides and the axle. It looks like a pretty straight forward job and that is why I am throwing it out here to solicit tips, cautions, and basically what to...

No bother at all.... this valve matches with a LA352 FEL. I do not have a FEL.... I have the 2019 pusher blade.... uses the same control valve as the 352.

This is exactly why we converted the fuel filter to a Raycor fuel water separator. Got is at West Marine specifically for diesel fuel. The petcock lets me drain the bowl and the water stays below the filter...

When I change out all the oils and lubes on our tractor.... I catch it in three 5 gallon containers. I got my 5 gal. containers from a local breakfast/lunch as that is how they receive their cooking oil for the fryers. Finding a home for the used oil was easy. Through a friend of a friend I...