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Hi everybody, I have decided that am going to rebuild my B6000 engine because of two reasons. One: When I drained the motor oil, the majority of it was water (made me sick). Two: The engine has been abused by previous owners (I know them), has alot of hours on it (compression is sub-par) and is...

The only cure that I know of is to buy more iron! But sometimes things have to find a new home to make room for more:):D

Thanks Stumpy and Ismurphy for the cleaning advice. I tried it out today and it worked great. After I sand I will clean the whole tractor with that (or whats left of it anyways!). Elkhunter15

Thanks! I will be getting a quote soon from them, hopefully it is not too much:-) I plan on restoring the tiller with the tractor as well. It is quite a sturdy built implement. Thanks for all you replies everyone!

Here is a picture off it form a few yeas ago, right after I got it running.

I used gunk heavy duty engine brite and a pressure washer twice on it before I started. I dont think it had been cleaned since the 70's. THere was a TON of dried and wet buildup. Most of it came off, but that greasy coating refused to come off in some parts, esp. in the little nooks and crannies...

Thanks. I have plenty of both of those items, I will try that tomorrow.

Hi everyone. I have been reading on this forum for quite some time, but the time has come to join you all! A few years back I purchased a B6000 with tiller and blade and that did not run for $100.00. I got it running and tilled the garden with it for two or three years, and it seemed to run real...

I purchased mine through my local Kubota dealer. They had to order them, but they weren't to expensive. I still have yet to put them on though, I am in the process of refurbishing right now. elkhunter15