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Interestingly my old 1985 Woods 650 had no hose sleeves and never had to replace a hose after 35 years of use. Did have to weld up cracks in the dipper though. Will see if my bh77 lasts as well.

Should be standard. Weaslers catalog has parts for 10 spline.

You should not have this issue if staying with Kubota fittings but when I converted my BH77 to pto pump driven hydraulics I had to use additional quick connects. The 3/8 male end that I tried to use looked identical to what was already on the tractor but just would not latch into the female end...

Can't wait for that smell. Still miserable outside.

Mine fit perfectly. I will measure mine on Sunday for a comparison. Might just take a bit of adjustments with a cut off blade on an angle grinder. Any design change should not affect the critical measurements. I love the grapple. I have moved multiple boulders, logs and brush with it without...

I was watching the GP outdoor YouTube channel where it was mentioned that the output shaft on the "K connect" system can slide forward if the set screws on the flange bearings become loose. Apparently when this happens the main drive shaft can disconnect from the output shaft spline and cause...

You can also run a tape measure along either side of the front of the tractor vertically in the area where the "K" connect fastens to the front frame to see if there is any difference. Maybe something has shifted. I have the identical set up with no noticeable tilt.

Had my B7200 from 1985 until 2022 with the first 35 years in an unheated building. No heater or fuel additives. Never any issues starting it on the coldest days. Just an occasional battery charge or tender. 2300 hours.

On my b7200 that was about the same size, the bucket curl used 1/4" hoses and the loader lift used 3/8". Easiest to take old hoses to a hydraulic shop and have new ones made up.

I did the vacuum trick with a small shop vac sealed to the fill opening using plumbing fittings and a rubber ring and nothing else. Worked great.

I have never had any tires foam filled but I did try Kelver liners on my old B7200. I was frequently getting flats on my front turfs from hawthorns. You used the liners in conjunction with inner tubes. Bad idea as with the flexing it would cause the inner tube to get pinched on the edge of the...

I would certainly think that Kubota would want this issue corrected from a liability issue regardless of whether the owner uses the cruise control or not. Having the cruise control not disengaging is certainly a serious concern for Kubota.

My service manual shows the bracket but no part number. Your Kubota dealer should be able to get you the number and order one for you if desired.

No need for me to remove the blower or blade since I can only drive on the driveway until the fields are dry. Might be able to do a bit of gravel grading in the meantime. Besides we have had freak snowstorms in April but not for quite a while.

I would buy a quick hitch if it did not add any length to the 3 ph and had the ability to adjust the width. I have numerous attachments of varying pin spacing. Might have to design and build one myself.

Try Weasler driveline catalog. They might have what you need. I think they even carry 10 to 6 spline adapters if you have to go that route.

I would consider that normal even on a new tractor. Always park the loader on the ground when leaving it unattended.

I purchased a lx2610 in 2022 and maintain about 10 acres of my 88 acre farm. I initially wanted more pto hp than the lx2610 has but was talked out of it by the dealer mostly because of the 3350 issues and support from Kubota. Since I wanted to stay with Kubota I went with the lx2610. Although...

You defiantly need a counterweight when using a loader or grapple. I have an MK Martin weight box that I altered and added a toolbox on top after I was disgusted by the shabby construction.

I also use a front blower and rear blade combination. No close quarters to worry about on my 4000 foot long driveway. Blower is mostly on the surface unless the steering is not responding. I used the blade yesterday to do the final passes. I usually have to have the blade backward but this time...