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I think some sort of safety guard would be a good idea, those tines look very non-user friendly:eek:

dHi , you are not alone with this problem, it effects a fair few models inc the b6000's . To be honest with you, it can be a very quick and easy fix or a total pain in the backside. To help fix the problem you need to understand whats happening with the acuating arm/rod which goes through the...

As in the title really guys, allways like to keep upto speed on these things,so wondered if anyone on here has visited Oak island and if so what were your impressions etc of it all. rob

Nothing wrong with these kubota tractors, they are built to the same level of quality as non- gray market models. After all, what is a grey market kubota tractor, it is still a kubota just marketed for a specific part of the world and also to meet those specific requirements etc. Bulltra's are...

Well another birthday has just passed and life is still lacking some extra excitment:(, so what can one do to to make the weekend a bit more exciting and varied, simple answer , start lawnmower racing..:eek::cool:. Yep , did some gorund work into it, certainly a bit safer than the duke;), well...

It is only wasting time if you, (1) dont really need the stripe effect, (2) you do want or need the stripe but have to roll in a 2nd operation. If you are mowing without the facility to roll as you cut and you require for what ever reasons the stripe, and , you dont want to have to be rolling...

As a long standing grounds person i can offer you this in advice in reply. The stripped effect seen on lawns can be obtained in various ways, but please keep this in mind , just rolling or dragging a brush in alternative directions will give you the stripped effect as it flattens the grass...

Having messed around a fair bit in this area of b series machines this may not be as easy as it may sound. If any parts have dropped into the bottom of the diff housing they will not be easy to see as there will be a small amount of oil left in the bottom that wont drain out and may well obscure...

Hi rich, hadnt forgot you, have been really busy .I have the dimensions you need , will pm them onto you in the morning as i left them in the workshop.

Hi Richard, sent you a PM re the washers. rob

yep, same as my b8200 , both do the same job with the same fluid , just that one is straight into the gearbox and the other into rear axle but both are joined and share the same fluid. rob

Yep, had the exact same problem a while back except both of the stop pins were missing :eek: , i must say i did have a real nightmare getting the old remaining parts of the roll pins out:mad::mad:. had drill them out very carefully and a size up then put in new larger dia pins. worked out in...

yep, allmost identical size as the old unit, but with a better output and built-in regulator. I did have the old reg that came the 7100, worked fine and in A1 condition just surplus after upgrade, i'll have a look in the parts dept over the weekend richard. rob

Hi rich, here is the alternator i picked up in these pics. http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12365&highlight=b7100+alternator

Hi Rich, i removed the external reg completly, i wanted a bit more capacity so fitted a higher output alterator with a built in reg, cost me £25 for the allmost new higher capacity alt and it fitted perfectly on the B7100, job done, better capacity and got rid of the old external regulator etc...

i think you will be struggling to get 12.4 x 16 ags or similar tread tyres on a 7100 , i have 12.4 x16 ags on my b8200 as standard fitment , and they are way taller than what would fit onto a b7100, certainly wont fit on my 7100 with hitting bodywork. rob

A While back i used to run my own Computer tech company offering data encryption, data recovery and data management services for a wide range of companies etc until it got me so stressed out and decided make a change and have a easier life, as such these sort of headlines come as no surprise to...

If is a UK/euro spec machine it will have the square rear light clusters with side lights and indicators, also same arrangement of the sides of bonnet at front. US spec and grey imports have only rear flashers which are round and no front side lights. This one easy I'd method proveded it has them.

Hi Rich, just been thinking and i am curious, is your new orange friend a uk/euro spec machine or other source of manafacture. I would think that agri equipment could end up on sark from numerous locations. rob

Hi Dan, my B8200 has the factory optional 420w alternator fitted which i think may be specific to the UK models, and its was on the tractor when i purchased it. My original plan some time ago was to upgrade it in the same way as i did my B7100 charging system, but after looking into it further...