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You should be fine with a 60" tiller. I have a LandPride RTR 1258. My soil is mostly clay. I have no problem running the tiller with my B2650. 19 HP at the PTO. I usually run the tiller at less than 540. :eek:

http://www.deenimplement.com/new_vehicle_options.asp?veh=280459&CatDesc=Tractors#detail I use this a lot. You can pick two Kubota tractors to compare. It is not great, but it does give you some idea of the differences.:p

My wag would be Woods. It looks like a very well built mower. HEAVYduty. Look on TractorHouse for a similar one if you don't any responses.

Well, I took grinder and cut the new spring about the height I wanted. I then put the base of the spring in my vise and squeezed it to gain space so it would sit down on the frame. I also used my grinder to take some metal off the side of the spring to gain more space. I also bought longer...

When it starts, hold the key in the pre-heat position. This will keep the glow plugs energized. Keep the glow plugs on till the engine runs on its own. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You might check this forum out:http://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/ You will need to sign up, but there is a lot of info, similar to your needs and questions. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Use a level concrete or asphalt surface when you unmount your backhoe. Read your owners manual. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I had the alternator installed on my xB3200 by the dealer. The alternator blocked access to the oil dip stick. To check the oil, I had to pull the side panel. That was my experience. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I replaced the B2650 seat springs with springs for a B3200. I really liked the adjustable seat that came with B2650. But, when the bh77 was installed, the really nice suspension was removed. This summer I removed the rotating part and reinstalled the suspension part. I feel like it sits too...

For instance, a Woods bb72x weighs 804lbs and is 116" long. Just shy of 10' long. I have a bb48x that I use with my B2650. The 2650 would run a 72" Woods, but transporting would be a problem, because of the weight and length wood be more than the 2650 could handle. My thoughts only. Sent...

Looks like it's been rolled on its side. [emoji12] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Is the PTO lever, below the PTO position selector, completely disengaged? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm in. They don't have this problem on the bx25. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Re: What's a fair price on like new B3200 w/ 49 hours....are they reliable? Well, have you looked at a B2650? Same size as the 3350 or 3200. 6-7 hp less, but no emissions add on. Loader/backhoe are the same, and I believe the mmm is the same. Tph has position control. Split brakes on left...

Re: What's a fair price on like new B3200 w/ 49 hours....are they reliable? Look at Tractorhouse to get an idea of price. My Ex B3200tlb was a great tractor. I think it had over 200hrs on it when I sold it. It never had a problem. Though the backhoe did have a boom cylinder replaced on it...

White exhaust is unburned fuel, I think. Sounds to me like it is turning over to slow. Are you sure your glowplugs are heating up properly? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That is not right. The left should ride inside Of the right one. The left part will have the paint warn off after some use from working in the right saddle. There will be too much play in that set up. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

On my B2650, I can engage the pto at any rpm with out a problem. The pto lever acts like the clutch on my x B3200. Just ease the lever forward, and the rotary cutter or finish mower spin up to speed quietly. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk