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Its a Woods BH7500, I have a B3300SU... Not sure if it will fit or not-

ah, good idea Eric, I will do that- thank you

Just bought a new B3300su. Anyone ever come up with any clever ideas for a tool box to add to the tractor? As we all know the plastic thing under the seat sucks. I am looking for ideas, and would love to see pics of what you have done! Thanks alot!

I bought my b3300su a month ago and they said it was an option.... The hardware store up the road sells 3pt drawbars for 22 bucks, so that is what I did. Seems crazy that it does not come with it.

Need backhoe and subframe for B3300su. The closer to Maine the better.....

The FACTORY service manual did not have the specs for adjusting the valves?? Are you sure? That just seems crazy.. I am headed out to pick my serv manual up for my B3300, boy for the $$ it should tell you that.... wow...

I think I will try one out and check it over. I have to go to Union Farm in the morning anyway to pick up a service manual for the B3300 and a new fuel can. I will see if I can try one out. That is a good looking 7100.

Bulldog- you are not confusing me a bit. I appreciate the advise alot. I will think about what you said- makes sense. I dont think I will make a move on anything until spring... Right now any money I have has been buying more reloading stuff anyway. Thanks alot-

Yeah a 3pt would be convenient for sure, but I do no want to trade that for weakness. Not that I will use it commercially, just odd jobs around the house digging stumps and the side job now and again. I am just wondering if the subframe style is a real pita to install.... I dont know, maybe I...

Has anyone ever installed a hoe one one of these? I bought this new a few weeks ago, and I am thinking I should have gotten a hoe too. I was thinking in the spring I may install one- ever done it? I would think the subframe just bolts on, add remotes and go....

Hey good deal, congrats on the bota!! Grab that fan and give it a shake make sure the water pump bearing is not wasted- easier to fix it now if it is and you are in fix it mode. Glow plug set up is proper. In cold weather you will have to hold the key to the left for about 60 sec or so, says...

Good deal- you will like it. Do make sure to change the fluid in the steering box, it often gets neglected because it is a pain. It does not have a drain on it, so the only way to do it is suck it out, which always leaves some in it, or remove it completely and tip it over to drain it. This is a...

I looked at the site for the front end loaders, seems like a great deal. Hard to go wrong for 1800 bucks... If you are mechanically inclined you will be fine. Like I said, the B7200 I had was a great machine, very powerful for its size. It did a lot of work for me. When I got it, I read about...

I agree. I know if I was not a mechanic and had to pay for the repairs on my old B7200 I would not be happy. If I had to pick from one of the two it would be the B7500, however.... if you give 7500 bucks for it, and then put a loader on it now you have 10500 in it, and that is without the things...

I would prob hold off on both. I am in Maine and see comparable machines to the B7200 all the time- there has been a B7200 on craigs with a loader and 644 hours for 5500 bucks for a while- I could mention a few like that. And they look better then that machine. I bought a B6200 with a woods...

yes, I originally got my parts from them. I guess the shaft was back ordered, and I had someone coming to buy it- so I canceled the order and 2nd day air'd the parts from reliable aftermarket. I called Stevens, and they were really nice to deal with, canceled the transaction no prob. Actually...

Here are a couple links http://www.stevenstractor.com/parts/compacts/kubota.html?price=2%2C100&order=name&dir=asc&limit=25 http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=221014944162&viewitem= Make sure you measure yours, the one I got was too long and I ended up cutting it down...

Thanks for posting Frank. I think I am going to call my dealer about my B3300SU monday. Mine does not sound as extreme as your case, but it is not right.

Ok I will have to eat crow here, I had to go check my B3300SU. You are right, you can glow the plugs with it running. Ha should have kept my mouth shut!! But yeah motorhead you are def right. I work on VW's for a living and the plugs in the 99.5 and up TDI's can be a problem. It is not uncommon...

On this model you cant do that because it will kill the engine- like the old ones there was a manual knob that killed the fuel... where these are a elec solenoid.. I think... maybe it wont kill the engine if it does not go all the way back on the key. I will try that-