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Chinese steal?

I was worried about the amount he was using as well. But, from the sounds of it beforehand, I didn't think he'd hurt it much more.

A DIY guy on YouTube that I've enjoyed watching over the years, bought himself a Kubota BX2350 from an auction.

Maybe? It let me add it to the cart.

I would start with a compression test. From the sound of it cranking in your video, one cylinder doesn't seem like the others.

That was supposed to be a joke. :ROFLMAO: I do hope everyone caught that "ruff". But, complete honesty...about 40 years ago I lived next to some mexicans that always had dogs. 4-5 at any time. They made and sold really good tamales too. Sometimes, we'd notice a dog missing before they...

I ate dog once. It was a little ruff going down.

OP, do you own a lathe? If so, I'd turn and thread a stub that you could screw your receiver onto. Lock the spindle down and then recheck all of your work from the beginning.

Good work on the fixings. 80 acres in 10 hours though? How much of that is mowable?

And it has been SIX months!! Completely obsurd to still look like that. OP, post a picture of the entire tractor.

That sucks, but the "new regen process" line was hilarious.

Something would have to be wrong to lose a clutch at 280 hours and now, 140 hours later, it does sound like the same thing. Can you smell anything "burnt" around the bell housing/back of engine?

When you do go to change the filters, remove the fill plug and attach a vacuum. Otherwise, the 3 gallons you bought won't be enough.

Does the manual specifically state the rear wheels? Wondering if it isn't talking about the front/rear distance which would be called the wheelbase.

Don't forget that you need 2 of the hydraulic filters, but just one of the HST filters. The 59900 filter is for the HST. 37710 is the hydraulic filter.

Ships for FREE if Over $100 Their prices on everything was better than anyone else I could find too. Only drawback....it took a while before they shipped.

I don't have any issues rolling it over (upright on the bottom lip) to the tail gate and on to the bucket of tractor. A pallet would make it easier for most.

Link to :clears throat:, :cough:, "movie", please!

I've got a $7 used 55 gallon barrel that originally contained oil, a $20 fuel filter, $12 fittings, $28 piece of hose and a $33 hand crank fuel pump. Pump Hose Filter Fittings You'll need a few hose clamps, but I already had those. I also found a cap that I had to cover the end of the hose...