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Picture of my toolbox and working on a hammer at my shop

I stopped at an auto parts store in Bangor Maine and saw this on a truck in the parking lot.

I have a B2650that has 19.5 PTO HP and use a land pride 64" snow blower on the three point hitch. If the snow is over a foot deep or very wet,I have to go slower. Works fine for me. I think a snow blower will be better than a plow on your tractor.

On the last snow we had it was wet. If I went slow with the tractor it would just push the snow along.when I would go a little faster it would blow the snow just fine. That is the first time I have had this happen. When the snow is dry it blows just fine.

Are those poison ivy vines? If I cut that up at the fire wood working spot I would be covered in it.

I bought a cylinder from surplus center and modified it to fit my land pride snow bloweri cut the ends off of the cylinder and the rod and welded the pieces I cut from the fixed position rod on works great. Here is the cylinder I used. Only cost $129 plus the shipping and some time...

I am looking for a sander to go on the loader of my B2650. I could run it off of the third function. I found some skid steer sanders . the ones I found are very expensive. Looking for something like the three point fertilizer spreader ,but hydraulic operated. My google foo is not working...

They steal the DPF filters for the scrap value. Some of the filters bring big money. Over $500 for some catalytic converters at the scrap yard.

I now have about 20 hours on the Woodmaxx chipper. It is the second best attachment that I have. Behind the snow blower. I would recommend one with hydraulic feed rollers.

We got 12+ inches of snow here. Close to the end of the clearing snow I heard a clunky, clunky sound. Found the bolt that holds on the fan on the shaft missing. Had to go to town to get the bolt to fix it. Got it fixed and finished the clean up. The snow here was very heavy and wet.

On the fuel lines ,I wonder if Kubota uses metric tubing?

I am interested in the also. Thinking of going to LED lights but don't want to cause interference with the radio.

I cut and chipped some of the tops the logger left behind. Them I dropped the chipper and mounted the snow blower. If we have a good stretch of weather I will put the chipper back on. I think I will rent a good size excavator in the spring and do some stump removal I also mounted some new tie...

The easiest way is like you said. Drill and tap for a pipe plug size and drill a very small hole to start. Maybe a 1/16". I have used this method for slowing functions on equipment we sell. Weld might be hard to drill. Can also have small pieces possibly dislodge b

The kit that I got was the WR Long. It was recommended by the Kubota dealer that we buy from. This should be a picture of the joystick top with the switch. https://www.wrlonginc.com/product-page/new-handle-for-d03-and-d05-valves-product-valhandlenw

I am looking for a picture of the factory third function joystick for a B2650. The one that came with the kit I installed is kind of cheap feeling.

I put the cylinder back together today and put the hydraulic hoses on. Now I just need to bring it back to the house. I will probably put the chipper back on until snow is forecast for the near future. Looks like no snow for at least the next week.

Not sure where in New Hampshire you are. TST hydraulic in Merrimack might be able to help you put one together faster than 8 weeks.

I put studs in the tires on my tractor. If you use your tractor on the black top stud are probably not for you. They just slide and don't have good traction. If it a dirt driveway that's a different story

Between Friday and Saturday I did a complete service on our B2650. I changed all the oils and filters. I added a second rear function and a third function for the front. The hardest part was getting the loaded tire back on by myself. I parked the tractor too close to my toolbox. When I moved...