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I found an old cart created from some ancient agricultural implement on Facebook Marketplace for $300. I added sides and rebuilt the floor. The thing is heavy duty and might last 1000 years. I would look for something used and within 100 miles. Harbor Freight offers some small trailers as well...

What's this guy weigh?

Service intervals are addressed in the manual that came with the tractor. You can probably download it for free somewhere. Many on this site seem obsessed with maintenance. I have 190 hours on my B2601 and have change the engine oil once and the hydro oil once. I am due to change both at 200 hours.

Where is UP ?

You can pull up the relevant data on the Kubota website. In my opinion the difference between the two is not big enough to warrant an exchange unless it were done with zero or very little economic impact .Good luck.

if your soil is sandy have someone use a trencher to run the new line. Im sure you could rent one and do it yourself. Good luck.

I would try to run a new smaller line thru the old leaking one. I would take a piece of foam or cork connected to some fishing line and flush that thru. Then I would use the fishing line to pull thru some heavy twine that I would then attempt to use to pull thru the new tubing. If things didn't...

Take the loader off.

I can barely navigate this site due to the recent huge increase in advertisements popping all over the screen. If this continues I will delete my account contents and leave. I am not expecting any sympathy. This is nuts.

Consider investing in a set of loader mounted forks. You can thank me later.

I own the $10 version bought on Amazon. I works great.

You might consider yourself getting a bargain buying a 2 wheel drive geared Kubota but remember that if you decide to sell it or trade it in few will want it. If your property has hills the 4 wheel drive if engaged provides a lot more control when going downhill and from my perspective is a...

Very nice job. Not bragging but I just finished replacing a $21 Delta shower mixing valve purchased off of Amazon less than 24 hours ago. It had been leaking for a month (according to the wife). I feel like a made man at the moment.

You will come to love your tractor as I do mine. Congratulation on finding a new adventure.

Look on the website Tractorhouse.com for dismantled L2650 parts.You might get lucky.

post some pictures if you are able and state where its located maybe someone on this forum would be interested.

I have the County line model and it works great. I have been using it for maybe 10 years with zero maintenance and no problems. About 15 hours per year in usage. I have broken many a shear bolt especially during the earlier learning curve period. I pull mine with an old orange 40 horsepower...

You might check Harbor Freight. They offer several at very low cost.

I also dislike taking my MMM deck on and off. If you decide to go that route you might consider purchasing a Deck Dolly. The deck on my B2601 is fairly cumbersome and the deck dolly makes the maintenance and/or its storage safer and easier. Good luck.

Familiarize yourself with the loader float feature. Look on YouTube. That might help you. Good luck.