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My dealer is a 2 hour round trip away. They have no evening hours and are also closed on weekends. I cry not for my dealer.

EA makes great products.They have had some legal issues more recently but are back in business. Give them a call. Good luck.

In my opinion once you have had a tractor with a hydrostatic transmission it would be very difficult to consider anything else. Its so easy to use that with minimal training your wife and children can also use it without your having to worry too much.

Maybe the dealer will help you out given the circumstances. It sounds like there might be an obstruction in the fuel line. Try removing the line at the filter and make sure the fuel is flowing freely into a receptacle of your choosing. If its not attempt to clear the line by blowing compressed...

In my 6 years of owning Kubota tractors I cant remember ever needing a part outside of oils and filters.

I just bought a gallon of the Kubota UDT off of Amazon a few days ago. It was just delivered today.

Yes they are open. They have a Facebook account/page where Ted the owner has been communicating updates and answering questions for a couple of months. I would not hesitate to order from them. They no longer require money up front on products to be shipped months later like in the old days.

I also had a hard time removing my filters and went to the local auto parts store and bought a removal wrench with some nasty teeth that did the trick. Under $20 from what I remember.

Make it happen, its later than you think.

Consider building yourself a Finnish Sauna. Look up Kuuma sauna stove. I use mine weekly and love it. Thats an old milk house that I built it in, about 10 years ago. I too am a city slicker and share your love of wood heat at the cabin.

I am 6'2" and felt cramped on the BX so I went with the B2601. I mostly use it mow my 2.2 acre yard and move firewood around. I could not be happier. There is nothing that the BX couldn't do other than accommodate my sprawling lankiness comfortably. I would consider an L or LX series if I were...

You might garner more respect and possibly have a better outcome if you spelled KUBOTA correctly. Good luck.

My tires are filled and I run them under the recommended PSI for for a softer ride. I have never experienced any leakage. Make sure you sort the issue while its still under warranty. Good luck

If you are interested in pursuing some of the newer methods increasingly being used by urban farmers look up Neversink Farm on YouTube. Pretty amazing.

I am in Westmoreland County a bit further west and the conditions are similar.

Building a 4 acre pond with that tractor may take awhile. Probably years. Good luck.

Make sure it has the hydrostatic transmission. I have seen low hour L3901 models being offered at the same price point. You may also want to consider that. Good luck.-- After just checking on eBay there is an L3901 with 191 hours being offered at $19,750 OBO. Located in Texas. Generally speaking...

You will love your tractor as I do mine. Congratulations.

try hitting it with a hammer once and see if that helps. Sounds crazy I know but worth the limited effort required.

This subject has come up before and I believe turf tires may perform better in the snow. I have turf tires on my B2601 and have not felt the need for chains. We (me and the B2601) have cleared a good bit of snow here in Pennsylvania. I kind of enjoyed it.