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The door on my garage has an opener on it , and I adjusted the opener to open just enough to clear the opening. On my shop door, I cut a slot in the horizontal track for the slide latch to hold the door open enough. So far I haven’t forgot to latch it when putting the tractor in the shop.

I pretty much built it on the fly, so sorry, no plans or dimensions. The cylinder was from Northern Tool, and has a 6” stroke. Way too much cylinder for its purpose, but is what was available. Zero problems with it since built, and I’m glad I went through the work, as it really makes things...

I think you might be referring to the 11’8” +8” bridge. They did raise it 8” from the original height, but it is still being hit, just not as often. Most of the truck rental places in the area have a warning on there rental form warning you that you are responsible if you hit it. Fun site to...

Being that my B2650 was my first tractor , I didn’t have any preconceived opinions of what was good or bad about the treadle pedal. I just did what was necessary to make my tractor go forward or reverse. As far as safety, again, I think it is more a muscle memory thing. after doing the same...

X2, and I have all filters and fluids on hand at home already.

If you had an original OEM Kubota third function installed you would not have this issue. My B2650 cabbed installation does not hit the steering wheel. My guess is that most if not all aftermarket third function installations will suffer with this issue.

The cylinder has a 6” stroke, can’t remember the other specs. Just a word of caution, make sure you make and mount the brackets to use the full stroke of the cylinder. In other words, you don’t want the slots in the deflector to run out of travel before the cylinder bottoms out on the stroke...

Not a mouse, but we did have a bat in the toilet when we woke up one morning. Figured the only way was down the vent. But who knows for sure

Well after 22 months since I was first informed about this recall, I had a phone call last week to find out if I still had my tractor. Since I still do, he ordered the pipe that was in question, and this morning a service tech showed up at my house, and an hour and a half later the pipe had...

I’ve had one for years. I wouldn’t sell mine for $140.00, you did good.

Yup, did the same, got rid of the HP and have never looked back. Got tired of the HP cartridge pricing and all the problems they have.

Paid off my 60 month loan in May of this year, less than a month past and I had a letter from Kubota Credit saying they released the lien on the tractor, and all is good. Never had to call Customer Service once, as nothing ever went wrong with the auto pay.

I just made the final payment on my B2650HSDC in May. I’ve gotten more done and had more fun in the past five years while making the payments that if you asked me exactly how much I paid, I can honestly say I don’t know, and more importantly I don’t care. It has done more for me in the past...

I have my own sawmill, so any larger logs go to the mill for lumber, the tops get used for firewood. The firewood deck is 10 feet, and the trailer is a King Kutter hydraulic dump, with a 3000 pound capacity. The largest log that I have lifted on my sawmill with my tractor was an 18 foot red...

Here’s my log deck for cutting firewood. No more bending over during the entire process. I use the grapple to lift the log on the deck, cut every 16”, roll the round to the splitter and push the split wood into a hydraulic dump trailer, then haul to the woodshed. Cut the time involved, and no...

Not to sound cold, but is it possible they belonged to a cult and committed mass suicide as they all went at the same time?

A little off topic, but only because it’s about my sawmill. I did something stupid on my sawmill this spring a tightened the drive belt to much and burned up the idler pulley. Called up the manufacturer and asked if they had a replacement pulley for my 20 year old mill. Yup he said, that will...

Yup, been there, done that

In the picture that Dustball posted, the augers are out of sync with each other. One auger should be turned 180 degrees to the other so they bring the snow to the middle evenly. The way they are now, it will bring the snow to the middle in surges.

When I have to grease my tractor FEL and attachments I go around with a Q tip and a box of Kleenex to clean all the recessed zerks before getting the grease gun out. Both are cheap and when filled with grease, get tossed in a bucket. I find that it is much quicker to grab another Kleenex when...