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Well, my tired ol B7200 was doing a fine job clearing the 2+ feet of snow we have here in MD until it decided that Reverse was its favorite gear of all and decided to remain there. Of course I was in the road at the time! I managed to do a reverse 180 and get her into the drive but there she...

It looks like I could put 16" truck tires on my B7200. Anyone ever tired this?? Thanks, Jay

I talked with my local Kubota dealer today and learned that a "seal kit" is available for this valve. The parts guy showed me the diagram of the valve with what looked to be just a bunch of O-rings for $65.00 He was unable or unwilling to speculate if replacing the o rings in my "budget single...

Is there a way to verify the problem lies with the joystick prior to buying a replacement? I'd hate to buy a new one and find something else was the problem. Thanks again for you input. Jay

Would it be "worth it" to repair/rebuild the "budget single lever- converted two spool joystick that Kubota invented!!!" are parts available?? Or, should I search for a higher quality replacement? Obviously I don't have a great deal to spend or I would have bought a unit in beter condition to...

Anyone????

How about a selector for the PTO? i.e low or high speed or in or out of gear?

I recently bought a well worn B7200. I had it pulled up to my garage today as I was making a set of forks for the bucket and the durn bucket leaks down so fast I can actually watch it go down. I havent tried to lift anything with it yet so I'm not sure how strong it lifts stuff but this rapid...

My recently pourchased well-worn B7100 has a clutch that operates more like a switch i.e. on or off within a very small range of pedal movement. I'd love for someone to convine me that it's supposed to be this way but I guess what I need is encouragement to tear this thing apart and fix it. Jay

The cable is shot altogether what I'm curious about is how much force I can put on the release lever on the head itself as is seems to be frozen.

I kinda figured that's what it might be. Anyone have an idea how much "persuasion" I can safely use to get it moving again? Thanks, Jay

I am new to the Kubota world and have recently purchased an old B7200E. Under the steering wheel next to the fuel shut-off is another pull out cable (presently broken) that looks as if it is supposed to actuate a lever that sticks up from the rear of the cylinder head. Being as the cable is...

I'm going to use my very first post to say I just bought it's brother (or perhaps cousin). I believe I paid a bit more and got a bit less but oh-well this one needs similar overdue maintenance and I'm looking forward to bringing it up to 100%. Jay