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It doesn't take too much pre planning before hitting up an auto parts store to be smarter than the counter parts person. When needing a belt or simple electrical part for the tractors, mowers, willys jeep, etc......I'll tell them what I'm looking for or give them a part # to cross reference to...

I've bought great belts from VBeltGuys.com on numerous occasions. Great belts, fair prices and fast shipping. Here's their B7800 belt: Kubota B7800 Compact Tractor Replacement Belt Pretty much identical to the description above. And once you know the size or "replacement belt ID" you can...

A google search for Kubota 16241-97010 belt dimensions.....returns this: The Kubota 16241-97010 belt is a cogged fan belt with dimensions of 3/8 inch by 37 1/2 inches. It has an external length of approximately 37.57 inches and a width of about 0.44 inches. Type: Cogged Fan Belt Width: 3/8...

One of my most favorite old time movies: "The Wages of Fear" (1958 is the original version) I think there has been a newer remake version and some knock offs of the original plot.

When my B2650 was purchased, it was spec'd with turf tires. As a deal "closer" I added a set of industrial R4's at a price I couldn't refuse. (My older John Deere 750 turf tires were pretty soft so I thought I needed both kinds for the new Kubota.) The kubota turf tires are so heavy duty...

Yes, the LX2620 replaced the B2650. Lots of great info on this site. You just have to weigh the pro's and con's of each model and see which ones best fit your needs on your property. Everybody's needs and situation is different.

I live on a 12 acre wooded country lot with an adjacent 7 acre lot with 2 sets of windbreaks. The B2650 is a perfect match for my needs. I cut trails through the woods and can get into tight places with it. If you plan to clean up/maintain trails and your woods....a grapple is almost a...

The comment did leave itself open for some interpretation, didn't it? LOL! But I meant in producing the smell of gunpowder myself.... as in out hunting early in the morning. I should have stated, "Like the smell of Folgers in your cup....(for some coffee drinkers).......... :ROFLMAO:

Nothing wakes me up like the smell of gunpowder in the morning!! :D

This is my step ladder.............. I never knew my real ladder.

Is there a zirk on the other end of the shaft? If so, pull it and most likely its a match for the front end of the shaft.

^^^^^^^^^^^ Exactly!! Everytime I think the digging is too slow and I could do better with a spade....I jump off the BH and down into the hole with the spade. Only to find out the spade can only scratch the surface after painfully jumping on it a few times. Then have to figure out how to get...

Very nice! Especially for a practice prototype model. But I'm curious as to the title of, and where you picked up your copy of a book of "thread titles"?? Along with how may chapters or categories does it cover? :ROFLMAO: Asking for a friend, of course!!

@Runs With Scissors ..... there you go again!! Enticing me to spend more money on another fun system I didn't know I now need. :ROFLMAO: Your part looks great. And a nice alternative to heat bluing!!

I first ran my AgriMetal leaf blower behind my JD750MFWD tractor (17 PTO HP) for many years. At the time of purchase, that blower was rated for 17 HP and under. The JD tractor handled it just fine and I actually wish I had bought the next larger model but I was talked out of that idea...

The top vault was empty, save for a cash drawer. the bottom vault, however, did contain a few items.

RWS, the thought to try the mag drill for an inspection hole sure turned out lucky. :ROFLMAO: Those different series of numbers on the recipe cards were the numbers dialed to zero in on the final combination. Since the borescope was looking inside the change key hole you could see the lock’s...

Finally, an update on the heavy safe move and cracking the combinations! It's hard to believe it’s been over 2 yrs since I moved this safe into the heated shop to work on. It’s sat unmolested mostly because the locksmith buddy and myself just couldn’t seem to find a common spare day to try...

I have a BH77 and have the manual for it in a pdf file. But it's too large to attach here or in a private message. I believe I can upload it to a gmail spot and give you the link to it. Start a conversation with me and I'd be happy to see what we can do.

Many years ago, I turned 5 ft cultivator into a smaller version of yours to prepare seedbed for a 3 acre parcel of sweetcorn every year. 2+ ft. had to be added to the cultivator's width to match the pair of rolling baskets that were rescued from heading to the scrap dealer. I sure wish I...