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I believe this is the part: https://www.messicks.com/parts/kubota/k1253-44430

Tim, Welcome to the forum - hopefully we can find a solution to your problem. To blow that fuse - and that is a big fuse, there has to be a place where a main hot wire is being grounded out thus pulling 50 plus of amps and blowing the fuse. Have you checked for any mice or rat damage to the...

Here is a piece of the circuit - hope it helps

You have a hot wire that is somehow "grounding" out. Check for any wire damage via mice or other chaffed wires

Do by chance have Kubota insurance on this tractor? If not - have you checked with your home owner insurance policy to see if it covers that?

Red, welcome to the forum - lots of great folks here to help Now lets redefine the "won't start" Does it "click?" Does it turn over and no fire? Does it do absolutely nothing at all? IF the latter is true - I would look very carefully at that switch - bypass it, did that work? IF so - you...

Glad you are OK - how is the seat of your pants?;)

Let us say that it is THIS connection that is leaking a bit. GET TWO exact fit wrenches - HOLD the one on the right still and gently turn the one on the left - just a wee little bit, I mean a wee bit - a couple of degrees - NO MORE.

I would measure the filler neck - some of us with the BX series have a little different specs on the size and DEPTH of the filter. Some have worked well - where as others not so much. I bought that one for my BX1850 - went it and then needed a little "push" - rarely if every take it out

First thing - replace the battery - bite the bullet and get a new one! There is a run solenoid that has to be be held open if I am not mistaken - low voltage/amperage is causing it to close - A good battery will fix this. And the shuttering - I would suspect something STILL in the tank that is...

Great question! FIrst I would ask your home owner agent WHAT is covered. If it burns up in a fire? IF it is stolen? IF a tree cuts it in half......... some of those will be covered but some will not. IF you were to take the money that you WOULD pay for the K insurance and stick it in the bank...

Bowman, welcome to the forum - lots of great folks here to answer all kinds of questions! First question - WHAT height are you cutting at currently? There is a dial below your legs that is holding the MMM at a certain level "relative" to the ground - I say that, but that dial and real world...

I would imagine that age plays a huge roll in understanding that joke - young bucks aint gonna get it as fast as those past.......... shoot 60?

When you did the cracking of injectors - did you open the throttle wide open?

Now - your BX has two speeds and the B has three, the ratios in those are completely different, BX is either very slow or somewhat fast, where as the B LOW is "slow" and the M is probably something closer to BX 2nd. The top end on the B is close to 12 Mph where the top end on the BX is 8.4 Mph.

I'll ask the first dumb question not mentioned yet - WHAT RPM are you cutting in? Have you tried WOT just to see if there is a difference?

TSC by the pound.......... excellent choice!

East can you take a couple of pictures and show us what is going on?

I take it that you did ALL the math when it came to ratio's front to rear?

While I do admire you wants - I will say that finding a backhoe for that 40 year old tractor will be just short of finding the needle in the haystack! Not saying you cannot find one - but it will be damn tough. Those tires look huge for that tractor! Did you install or you buy that way?