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Thanks Pat. I had it bent in a break when I bought the piece of steel. But I put it back on the trctor a couple of days ago and it seems I straightened the bottom. So I am going to try and rebend it my self and then brace the back side so it doesn't bend again. I am also going to box the sides...

I don't know about anybody else but I can push snow as high with my QA blade as I can with the bucket. Mind you it does not angle.:D Dusty

When I removed the steering wheel from my B8200 it came off really hard so I used a puller, it did the job but damaged the bottom of the steering wheel. I had asked the same question as you on this forum. Shortly after I had it off another OTT member suggested drilling 2 holes in the top plate...

Mine never had frost buildup on the outside.????? Hydraulics getting really hot then cooling and building up condensation on the outside ????? Sorry Bud wish I could be of some help but I have no clue.:o Dusty

I had the same problem with a B7200. There was water leaking in past the filler plug. I had to change it three times to get it clear. Check for anyplace that water could be getting in. Also there is a trani vent somewhere on the top of the rear dif. Make sure itis not plugged. Good luck and keep...

Hey Meanjean, thats a great idea for the light stand. That looks like a fairly substantial light. That should light the way for you.:D Dusty

-5 celsius this morning. I cranked the glowplugs for 45 seconds. The tractor started right up and again no nasty noises & fel worked good. I just put the cab on it so I am just about ready for some heavy snow. Thanks for the replies on this thread. Thanks Pat. Thanks Ed I am hoping that there...

Thanks LRP. Skeets, wife wanted a lawn ornament, it is a TSC decoy. The only thing he gets stuck with are screws. It kept blowin over and losin legs and antlers and such, so I put the screws to him. Meanjean I can't remember if your tractor is 4x4 or not. I am just concerned that an angle blade...

You could check the selector valve on the hydraulic block. The selector valve is the nut with the roll pins in it in front of the two steel lines.You can also check the trani vent which is behind the seat on top of the rear axle. It may look like a steel hook sticking up. Make sure it is not...

Well I set the selector valve to where I thought it should be, then started the tractor and fine tuned the selector valve for best speed on the loader. The tractor started as it normally would with no lugging and no ticked off noise from the hydraulic pump. I zip tied the selector valve so it...

Yup changed the filter. The first fluid change I used Kubota udt because I had it. The second I used New Hollands version of the same thing. Both of my Kubotas that had dextron in them worked well. And I may be making a big too do about nothing. When ever some one asks about a loader or tph all...

Nice building, nice post. Loved all the pics. Thankyou.:D Dusty

Great pics. It looks like you had a good time.:cool: Dusty

If you love tweeking as much as I do you should have no problem. I would the sub frame would be the same but the brackets may be different.:D Dusty

Enjoy your Turkey. Happy thanksgiving. Owning a tractor to fix is something else to be gratefull for.:D Dusty

I am sorry no one has answered yet. But this will take it to the top of the pile. Myself, I would just start rippin in. I have never done one.But you have a parts manual which should tell you if there are any nasty springs or ball bearings or such that are going to come flying out if you take it...

Check the oil pressure sending unit. It may be just above and behind the starter.:D Dusty

I imagine it was put in because it was cheaper. This is the second Kubota I have had that had Dextron in it. This one I changed the fluid twice. The O rings on the banjo fitting were screwed when I cleaned the screen. When I dumped the fluid to fix the O rings the oil came out still really dark...

Ditto on what Theekillerbee said. Dusty

Winnipeg in winter, you may need to be a snow moving monster. :D Dusty