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According to the Build Your Own feature on the Kubota website, a MX6000 with a Loader, standard tires, and no other added features is $48,889. So $31,000 is a huge savings.

Also, if you are looking at the owners manual to get your information, they aren’t updated as frequently, as production changes are made to the equipment.

You will find that the B2301 with 17.5 PTO Hp with a 60” Blower and trying to blow 1-2 feet of snow lacking in power. It will work by going really slow, but I think you will regret it. I have a B2920, 21 PTO HP and a 60” front mounted snowblower. With 1-2 feet of snow, it works the tractor...

Yeah, but he is whining about getting ripped off by someone at KTAC, so if he goes somewhere else and gets a quote he can compare the cost. Because KTAC covers operated stupidity, it’s going to cost more. Basically, you are up front for damages down the road.

Do you keep it in a heated building? If so going from a warm building to cold outside over and over again will create more condensation inside the tractor.

If you think that they are ripping you off then don’t buy or go to your insurance agent and buy insurance there.

Check out this site. Their skids are much beefier than the stock OEM ones. https://snowblowerskids.com/

Have you checked your battery and connections? Make sure the PTO lever is in neutral.

As that tractor sits right now in the picture you posted $200-500 at best. If anyone thinks $2-3000 then, I have a backyard full of tractors they can buy. Non running, unrestored, not extremely rare antique tractors don’t have a lot of value. Everyone thinks they do, but buyers don’t.

With your engine idling, open your radiator cap and watch to see if there is any bubbles. Air in the system from being trapped OR from compression leaking in will cause what you are describing.

Buy yourself an old Grader. Around here, you can find running 60’s and 70’s Graders that run and work for $3-6,000. They will do exactly what you want them to do.

B2765A and B2775 dozer blades were offered for the B2920. They use a subframe that mounts under the tractor same as the front mounted snowblower. You can also buy adapter to convert it to SSQA. That way you can use a loader mounted blade like a B2672 or B2673 blade...

Here is a link to the WSM on Kubotabooks https://www.kubotabooks.com/AutoIndex/index.php?dir=Tractor%20Owners%20Manuals/&file=B2410_%20B2710_%20B2910_%20B7800_9Y011-13031%5B1%5D%20WSM.pdf

Works great for Rats and Squirrels too. We used it on the farm for rat reduction, mice reduction and squirrel reduction.

Bearings going out in the turbo will make noise and cause oil to leak into the engine to be burned off, hence smell. If it gets bad enough, the engine can run completely on the oil and “Runaway “ until the engine blows up and you can’t stop it. Extremely expensive. If bearings get bad enough...

What is your definition of VERY COLD. It could be Tee Shirt and Short temperature for many on here.

Cleaning filter with kerosene and NOT putting in a new filter is Not a great idea. You need a new filter if it’s dirty, they aren’t that expensive.

Have you followed the lift linkage from the mower to the 3 point hitch arm to make sure that it is still attached correctly and something hasn’t come apart?

Must be you haven’t been using the grease fitting?

This is the correct parts page for the B2782B snowblower. https://www.messicks.com/catalogs/kubota/b2781b-b2782b-sn-21503940-and-up/b2781b-b2782b-sn-21503940-and-up/a00600-reduction-box