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Scott... work'n on the u-joints... not an issue....Butch:rolleyes:

Guys check my spelling in my last post... and it ain't o-beer:30 yet.... :eek:

If your backhoe hydraulics are integrated into the tractor hydraulics i.e. through quick disconnects and NO HYDRAULIC PUMP attached to the rear PTO.... then no the rear PTO need ont be engaiuged. If per chance you have a free standing backhoe with its own hydrolic oil reserve and pump attached...

Just picked up a furrow/potato plow for "Bubba" my B2410:D. Got is a Tractor supply.... now maybe I can get the rows straight in my garden;). It has to beat a hoe and string way of doing it. I will see if I can scrounge a few pics to post of Bubba in action... as Iam teaching my 10yo grand...

I just have to tell you that my B2410 stearing has NEVER been this good since the retrofit..... Butch:D:D

Ahhhh... Take a picture of your FEL control valve and post it on line. We just may be able to help. I have the Kubota/Husco valves down to a science.... Butch:D

Me personally... I like the super udt fluid for the HSD. It is much more forgiving although more pricier than the standard UDT fluid. The synthethics preserve the fluid under stressful conditions thus preserving the tractor components. The only reason I know this is because my neighbor is a...

You guys ain't right!;)

Well I fussed cussed and slithered under the tractor.... No dings dents or otherwise "Butch" caused damaged;) However, I do have to replace the U-joints on the front drive shaft:( That is what is making the racket.... Thanks all! Butch

What the new valve does not have is the the relief valve that typically comes on Kubota Husco valves. Also if you have a FEL the new valve does not have a regen spool valve for faster dumping like the kubota Husco. What do you currently have on your 7100? You may want to post this on the...

There is an easier way to calculate the force needed to lift a known load based on a particular block and pulley system. Count the number of lines attached to the load pulley this is your mechanical advantage. Example is you are lifting a 1000# load and there are 4 lines attached to the shive...

I could not find the retrofit part number besides the 2410 may not fit your 27 and 2910.... but I am pretty sure it will. With that being said I have something BETTER:D! The two Kubota people that knew EXACTLY what I was talking about AND facilitated me getting the part through the dealer and...

SABLT... one more thing... Kubota will make you go through the dealer you bought the tractor from.... so try not to PO them....:p

Dear SABLT... I got a better idea!:D Do what I did and go up on the Kubota corporate site and leave a very nice email outlining your issue and cite the OTT forum where you learned of the fix. When I asked for assistance I got a call from Kubota corporate in less than 14 hours.... no kidding...

Hey Scott... Mythbusters tried to launch a vehicle with a severed driveline.... the car never flipped no matter how hard they tried...:cool: Anyway... long story short... I have not been under the tractor yet.... but one thing more before I do...:rolleyes: The vibration/chatter noise.... would...

I want to throw this out to the folks at OTT... during the last big snow we had here in Maryland I got my B2410 4 WD HSD hung up a couple of times. I rocked myself pretty hard to get free in both cases;however, now when traveling at high speeds in high gear only I have a distinct vibration...

I have an RCK60B on my 2410 and my plastic antiscalp rollers do not use grease fittings at all. However, my mower does not "hang" under the tractor it is on hard rubber treaded steel wheels on the fromt corners and 2 at the center of the mower that is adjustable for the mowing height. Those 4...

OOOPs Skeets:o... my wheels are not plastic.... what model do you have?

Skeets... I have an RC60-B and the grease fittings are threaded to the supply points.... when did K start presing fittings in place? :(Butch

Dave is on the right track for really worn hubs and axles for sure... the reason I used the wraparound brass shim stock was so the shims that dave is talking about can slide under it and the brass will hold it in place on all 8 sides as it is drivn on.... Well said Dave! 4 stars 4 Dave:D! Butch