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I see it now 100td. I do have play where the neutral arm bolts on. From the pictures in the link looks like a bushing will need replaced. Thanks for the links. That's what I would like to do. But there is not much room to work in there.

Thanks 100td, I will check for any play in the arm. The link you provided takes me to a parts lookup. I don't see any diagrams.

Every once in a while my b1750 pedal hangs up in both directions. What I found wrong was under the tractor there is a lever with a wheel that sets between a "V" on the petal. The wheel slips out of the "V" and bends the lever. Was there an update to correct this or am I the only one having...

I guess it has enough grease now to last 10 years! Another question is it possible to grease the drive shaft joints?

Oh no! Since it was hard to get to, I greased the crap out of it!

I finnaly found it. It was about an inch off of the hole towards the rear. Made it difficult to get the grease gun on. Thanks again wolfman for your help.

Thanks wolfman for the quick reply. There is a hole by the cluch pedal that's where the manual says the fitting is. But when I shine a light in, I don't see a nipple. I will head out and take another look.

I am in the process of servicing my B1750. I found all but one grease nipple that's listed in the operators manual. I don't see the nipple for the throw out bearing. I looked through the hole in frame where it shows in manual, but there is no nipple. Does an HST model have this or only a gear...

I should have added that it only jerks the first time you raise it. After that it is smooth. The fluid is full and clean. With no leaks to be seen anywhere.

My la300 loader on my b1750 jerks and raises slow when it sets. Never done it when the tenps are below freezing, only on mild days. Would that be a sign of water in the hydraulics? Fluid looks clear not milky. Thanks.

Hey guys. Bought a one owner B1750 with 850 hours. Has a Lauren cab with heat. Nice little tractor in decent shape for its age. I have looked for a serial number, but can't find it. Local dealer said left side of frame by front axle. Nothing there, not even a hint of one being there. Would it...

I am looking at a B2100 HST. It has 2400 hours on it. Is that a lot of hours for these tractors? It has a loader and 2 sets of rims and tires turf and ag. I can get it for $7500 cnd. Is that to much for a 1999? Thanks.

I have a question for you guys. What is the difference between the LA300 and LA350 loaders? Thanks.

Thanks Rob for looking up the weight for me. I think I am going to be a new Kubota owner. :D I went to look it over and got to run it some pushing snow banks back. It works great, and the HST works awesome. If I do take it, I can get it delivered for nothing. :cool:

I have another quick question. How much would it weigh with the FEL. I am thinking it may be to much for my single axle 6'X10' utility trailer. :confused:

I hope to go and look at it today. With any luck I will be its new owner. :D

Thanks for the reply. I am starting to feel a little better about the HST. I was a little nervous at first that steady loader use may be to much for the tranny.

If I had a hydro failure, would it cost an arm and a leg to repair? How does the manual steering hold up to regular loader use. Hopefully by mid week I can go look at it. I will try and negotiate on the price. Thanks.

Hi Rob, thanks for the quick reply. I am really looking forward to going to look it over. I have watched a few B8200 videos on YouTube. It looks like it would fit my needs perfect. Does the price sound about right? Thanks again.

Hello, I am new here and to Kubota tractors. I have a few International Harvester tractors. But am looking at adding a Kubota to the stable. It's a 1990 B8200 HST, with loader and rear grader blade. I haven't seen it in person yet but from pictures and description is seems like a nice tractor...