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I assume you checked the oil dipstick and its full, so no hydraulic oil puddle under it? Or leaks elsewhere?

Sea Foam.

Just stay well out of the way of the line of sight of a taught cable that can break and take whatever body part is in the way clean off.

If it's to the right rotation you're trying to get going, you have to push the hydraulic control lever past the 2-stage indent to get past fast-dump mode. In fast-dump there's only bucket load back pressure holding the weight of the load and fast-dump releases the load pressure, but doesn't...

After a snow dump here in SE Manitoba it's almost invariably wicked fuckin cold the day after. The clear skies arctic NW winds descend behind the Colorado lows and Alberta clippers and always create a challenge staying warm on the Kubota open station. I've been out every winter in the coldest...

You're probably right about that, and it's unusual to get any warning like this, as well.

I just came across this in my feed. Thought to share.

You "found" and bought these, or made them?

My LA534A loader with subframe and 54" bucket was $4800 CAD new before taxes in 2017. Take from that what you may.

It's a LA534 loader and subframe, not B534.

Oh my Kubota is seeming to have ongoing issues with their 33HP B50 and LX10 series engines.

I see, yours is a cab model so my loader lever and clearances are completely different for my open station.

My 2017 B2650 loader hydraulics control lever won't get any closer than 2-3" from my steering wheel when pressed firmly to the left (curl bucket) position. I'm guessing either your lever got bent hard to the left at some point and never sprung back, or there's looseness at the lever bottom mount...

Other than not needing 3rd function or rear remote here, my kit does really well with bush/forest work.

Those are great uses, I'll keep them in mind protecting from deer and squirrel especially as they're ubiquitous around here. I'd probably hand off its "installation" to others if I can. Just the thought of that reek gives me the icks.

Irish Spring? UGH!! Makes me puke! (Almost)... That'll keep ME out of the RTV, never mind the mice lol.

Flatish no hills the R14 tires (no fill) on my B2650 do just fine with my front mount blower.

Short answer: Naw.

I use the BH77 on my B2650 to shift around my rear wheels' position in pretty much any direction a few feet at a time fairly easily (now I've practiced a few years lol) by raising the stabilizers up clear of the terrain, make sure the transfer case is in 2x4 not 4x4, and raise the loader boom to...

That'd skake the Dusty off of Rusty, I'd guess...