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That's why I keep on the wifes good side:rolleyes:

I still have mine, but it is sitting in retirement in the tool box, couldn't read it any more without glass 😎

I Just checked the drawing in the B2601 WSM I have and you are correct. What it looks like is somebody was messing with the autocad drawing using the pick and move functions by mistake and then saved it, then to add insult to injury scanned it(badly). Definitely makes it hard to follow and in...

Another option is Tektite in Canada nice looking but pricey cab

As ve9aa said It's funny. People argue about blower vs. blade and the blade guys are SURE they have the right tool.....until they don't. I agree that there is no fits all solution, I thought I had a good solution. I had bought a 5ft blade for my quad and our first year here was a drought so...

I also agree with 19thSF, on my B2601 there are no grease fittings on the Treadle Peddle shaft, the only grease fitting is on the brakes . However there is a you tube video on the stiff spring issue where the guy talks about how he installed the grease fittings on his treadle peddle shaft though.

My BIL is a spray foam contractor and he had mentioned that open cell is not considered a vapor barrier, here you have to go closed cell. Not sure but I believe that may be code in Manitoba Canada

The B2601 has 4 positions for the key switch, Stop, Run, Glow Plugs(Pre Heat), Start in that order, there is no left position. You simply turn the key past the Run position to the Glow Plug(Preheat) position, the amber light on the dash will come on then hold there for 2 to 3 seconds then turn...

That's because Pierre's Little boy is taking their guns away too😭

You could do the shag Dusty but please no fluffy dice:ROFLMAO:

Also hope they did not over fill the tire with fluid as it can get messy, don't ask me how I know:oops:

I have had 2 inch wheel spacer on my tractor since just after getting it and this year I put rim guard in the tires (best thing ever). Doing both of these have lowered the pucker factor tremendously. As for your dealer saying that the spacers would void warranty, it seems odd then that Kubota...

Oh come now EH! We don't all say it :ROFLMAO: Well ok maybe some (most) do.

I believe that is the John Deer version of a Quick hitch

I have both the Kubota cutting edge and the Bxpanded tooth bar. I was told at the time of order that the bolting tabs are made higher to account for the extra cutting edge. Also if you order it to fit with out it you may have to take off the factory cutting edge to use it, and vice versa if you...

I have the Land Pride landscape rake and it will not turn 180, but I wish it could:(, as for the tines they are spring steel so going backwards should be no issue at all. Also I pull a 60 inch finish mower which should act similar to a rotary cutter when going backwards(movement not cutting...

Wow the price of Rim Gard seems a little steep where you guys are I just had my B01 done was $200 Can ($100 US;))total for both rear tires was $4.94 a gallon and $25 a tire for installation ( I took the tractor to them) apparently the front desk guy thought 12-16.5 tires go on the front so when...

That would be my guess as well, but just a guess as it kind of looks like the old Singer one my mom had

My RTA1258 has 4 tines and I believe the RGA has 6

I have a RTA1258 that I use with my B2601 and it works great. However if you push it to hard it can start to bog the tractor down but just back off a bit and it away you go. I assume that you have decided the forward versus Reverse rotation issue?