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Hey all! I've got a B7800 that's just come up to the 300 hour service interval, which includes changing the hydraulic fluid in the tranny. Drained the rear plug and got gallons of old fluid, but when I pulled the plug on the front portion I only got dribbles. Is that normal? Also, is there a...

I always just raise and lower the bucket, curl it in and out as I'm driving out of the yard. Seems to warm it up quick enough.

Was falling a 70' tree that I was fairly sure was going to go in the direction I wanted... well, it didn't! leaned back against another tree, and pinched my saw bar pretty good. Kubota to the rescue! Wrapped a line around it as high as I could, fed it around another tree to give me the...

I have a B7800 as well,and the stock lights are garbage. I mounted some LED floods on the ROPS using Zap-straps, works great! Nice and high so the FEL doesn't get in the way all the time.

My wife came up with "the little orange whore". - Because I spent more time on it than her.:D

I have a B7800 as well with the BH75 hoe on it. Very happy with it for the years I've had it. Only two things on my wish-list. 1. A hydraulic, rather than mechanical thumb. 2. A quick detach bucket so I could switch between bucket sizes, and a clean-up bucket.

My ROPS was loose and shaking around from day 1. All bolts are tight and snug, it's just the design of the thing. (B7800) I just made a couple of wedges out of hardwood and tapped them into the gaps at the hinge point and Viola! No more noise and rattling around. No drilling or messing with the...

Guess I'm a creature of habit. I still block up my 8000lb boat in the fall to take pressure off of the leaf-springs.

Agreed! I was advised by a septic specialist that even after pumping out a tank, it should be filled with water (to prevent it 'floating'. ) Again, if it's a holding tank, that's a different story.

Doesn't sound to me like the plug would have anything to do with it. sounds like a fuel delivery issue. When it starts it burns through the fuel in the carb bowl and likely isn't getting replenished quickly enough so it dies. Check your fuel lines from the tank to the carb, make sure there are...

Easiest and simplest. Fab up a couple of support blocks/frames, whatever and you are good to go.

Greetings all! I have a '08 B7800. I feel that the idle speed is higher than necessary on it. Two Questions: 1- Can I adjust it down a touch and how to do that? 2 - Can that do any harm to the motor?

Up here in the Pacific Northwest, Vancouver Island, our deer are TINY! I shot a 3-point a couple of weeks ago, ground the whole thing into burger, adding about 20% pork fat and netted a whopping 24 pounds! There are lots of them though and that's why we have a three deer bag limit here. :)

Have always done my own, from start to finish. You're right, it is a part of the fun of hunting and camaraderie. I've never heard of soaking your meat prior to processing? I presume it's kept refrigerated the entire time. What does it do to the meat?

Only 250 on a 2008 B7800. Fellow I bought it from put a whopping 70 hours on it in over 6 years! Paint was still fresh in the FEL! I've put a couple of scratches on her since then.

I'm in a very similar situation. Curious to hear what others think.

Have not done any biz with them too recently, but for what its worth, they were phenomenal to deal with. Super fast shipping and outstanding customer service.

I always keep the backhoe or the box blade on. Usually the BH.

It will be primarily on pavement, but some well packed and level gravel as well. I'm not too concerned about leaving a small skiff of snow on the gravel. Sounds like I'm going to want chains as well.

It's used, and a smokin' deal.