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Had one for three years now. My wife loves it for running around our 75 ac. If you have any hills you might want to try it out first. Everything here is a side hill and it will not go up in high gear, even empty. We use it to run to the mail box, 1/2 mile down like a ski jump...Other than lack...

IF YOU HAVE ROOM TO GO IN BOTH DIRECTIONS, I USED TO GO THE OTHER WAY TO FILL THE DIVOT AND THEN NEAR THE OTHER END LIFT THE TILLER OUT SLOWLY BEFORE THE END.

Another warning about front wheel spacers: My B7610 front tires hit the FEL mount pillars at full excursion.

One thing I thought of that could have caused the problem was if the owner did not cut the PTO shaft to the correct length and raised an implement,it could punch the shaft back into the casing and bend the forks. I have had to cut a large amount off the shaft of all the implements I bought for...

I'm afraid I can't be of more help, I've never been inside one of these before. https://www.messicks.com/ku/84622?sectionId=215777&diagramId=330819 https://www.messicks.com/ku/84622?sectionId=215777&diagramId=330820 https://www.messicks.com/ku/84622?sectionId=215776&diagramId=330817...

I have the same model but do not have any knowledge of the internal workings. I was hoping someone with service experience would reply to help you. Is the PTO stuck in 540 or 960 RPM range? How is it starting if the PTO is engaged? Is the safety switch shorted? Does the clutch operation seem...

I have the CAM Scout: 7000#, 14' x 63" between fenders. Dual axle and brakes. I use it for the B7610 and KX-018-4 https://camsuperline.com/product/scout/ I love it and my neighbors all want me to haul their equipment. :(

Tractor Supply has a 32" : https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/countyline-adjustable-top-link-cat-1-extra-long?cm_vc=-10005 RURAL KING:35" https://www.ruralking.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=Country+Way+Top+Link+Cat+1+35+inch+-+70335

Another caution to using front wheels spacers: too much offset can cause the front tires to hit the loader support frame at full lock. At least on the B7610.

Check the position of your 3 PH lever. If you have the 3 PH lift valve lockout closed and moved the lever to lift, the loader is starved for pressure. When I get on/off the seat I often move one or the other of the levers out of position. PTO off center, it won't start.

Does anyone have the installation instructions (RG158-99710) for the travel pedal kit: S13300? I would like to see pictures showing how to install & use. There are online comments that the pedals are too small to use.

I also bought the B2650 step on ebay (Kubota 6A700-51350 LH Side Step B2630 B2650 B3030 B3200 B3300 B3350) for my B7610. It fits but you have to drill your own holes.

My JD X758 is also reversed.

The Wallenstein BX42 is rated for 1000 RPM. I'm not talking about the cheap Chinese copy with the same number. The PTO shaft for the chipper is twice as heavy as the one for my snow blower.

I have a Wallenstein BX-42 on my B7610. Certainly on the lower end of HP capability. I run it with the PTO @ 960 RPM to give it the additional inertia for larger pieces. I would not put max size of hardwood in, that is firewood. I do use the full throat capacity for deadwood or pine. No problems...

I use the 940 RPM on my B7610 for the wood chipper. I've often thought of moving up to a bigger enclosed tractor but the lack of a two speed PTO has kept me from pulling the trigger. When you get the flywheel going at twice the RPM on the chipper it really makes a difference.

When you measured 1.1" I thought it had been modified closer to CAT 2 dim. It might be of help to talk to Pat's to identify the vintage from your photos and the original dimensions. Since any unhappy owner is negative online publicity, ask them if they will give you a discount on a new set of...

I checked mine and it looks very different than yours. The throat gap is exactly 1" and is a casting. Yours appears to be fabricated from rolled stock. Where was your's sourced from? Mine looks like this: https://www.agrisupply.com/pats-quick-hitch-category-1/p/70078/ I wonder if yours was...

One thing I have found helpful when working with a new mechanism is to turn the plug backwards (CCW) while pressing in slightly, until you feel the threads drop into the recess correctly. Then turn it CW trying to maintain a perpendicular profile. Sometimes the leading thread of the plug has an...

I got tired of adjusting the turnbuckles too. Rather than go to the expense of the extension rods I went with Pat's quick change ends for my 3PT arms. I looked at a quick hitch but the third link is not the same height on all of attachments. I did have to buy a longer top link since the ends...