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nice fab work...thanks for the update.

looks like it will work. Keep us posted.

put tension on the puller, then give the the puller a tap with a hammer. "should" pop right off. I utilized the 3 holes at the bottom of the steering wheel. I found the appropriate sized washers that are larger than the holes but won't interfere with the plastic/rubber skirt of the steering...

Same prob. for me. Here's what I did. http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/b2400-simple-forward-reverse-pedal-modification-pics.44854/#post-396576

NICE!

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cab weighs 450lb's. I rarely engage the diff lock when pushing snow. I go slow. I think the Ag's help

Found some pic's on a memory card that had fallen behind my desk. The wife wanted to try to use the B2400 for the 1st time. Anyway here she is clearing some snow.

I had to reload my pic's. Did the move to the new site loose the links to the hosted pic's?

Someone I'm sure will correct me...but I believe the block is the same, just different stroke/displacement. So if the block is the same size....

If you can get a floor jack under the bucket try lifting the bucket with the floor jack while tractor is running. Get someone to run the controls while you do this. It my move the air lock and prime the pump again. Worth a try anyway.

been following this thread. Nice work on getting the cylinder cap off. Last thing I would have suggested is a pipe wrench, as that chews things up pretty bad.

They have some nice mandrel tube! Looks way better than EMT but you can't beat the price of the EMT conduit.

Electrical conduit is a good idea. Just checked Lowes site and they have 1"1/4" + 1'1/2" conduit for $17.00-$20.00 for 10 feet.

This is the way I see it. 5 options: 1- Have the dealer repair it for at least half the cost or more of the price you paid for the whole tractor. Personally, I don't like dealers of any kind, so that wouldn't be my choice. Plus I'm too cheap. 2- Sell it. Unfortunately it would be in...

A small 40-50wt amp would be plenty for that small cab. That's should be small enough to be mounted under the seat. The radio should have a wire to trigger the amp. Meaning the amp comes on when the radio is turned on. So if no power to the radio (when tractor is not running) no power signal...

The foam baffles work well to tighten up a small speaker enclosure, helps make the base a little "punchier" This is a 6x9 but they make them for other sizes of speakers too. https://www.crutchfield.com/g_762/Foam-Speaker-Baffles.html?tp=2809

Nice fitment...keep the pic's coming

Nice fab work man! That will be a great addition to your implement arsenal!

My B2400 shares the same pedal design with many models. There has been times while operating the tractor where my foot has slipped off the rubber forward or reverse pad at the most inopportune times making my heart rate significantly increase. It only took me 2 years to fix that problem:D I...