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anything can be made to work. I just installed a power steering system on my B7200. The system I used came from a Mercruiser Alpha i/o drive. Its' only a question of how mechanically inclined you are, or how much money you want to spend.

you could fill your propane tank full of sand. it will make it quite a bit heavier....

You inspired me to do the same. Steel cost me about $130. Took about 8hrs over a span of 2 days, to cut, fabricate, weld, paint and bolt it all together. I overhauled the tractor as well - fixed a number of minor issues. Added a coolant reservoir tank. Added temp sensor and gauge (with a 3d...

Awesome. Thank you. Makes perfect sense.

Actually I guess missed 1 word in what you wrote. It sounds like that's not allowed. I guess you and your knowlwdge supremacy has no patience for people trying to learn something do you?

Good call!... but as it turns out, the area is wet from my spraying rust check on the frame and chassis of the tractor. The orings are good - It was dry before I did that.

Of the inside oring doesn't seal the bushing against the case, then the bushing gets wet with oil - which is a good thing - and that oring has no reason to exist. It's not sealing anything. I would think an oring would seal the pin against the case in which scenario the bushing will not get...

Yea the manual clearly states 180kg, 400lb. Also lists a number of 3ph implements and their weights - all are <400lbs although those implement loads do not present themselves as that weight "at the pins". Anyway. I think I'm good. The ballast is only for serious loader work. 9/10 times I won't...

I hope so... there is an o-ring on the I inside of the bushing. If that's a packing seal then not much is going to get in there unless the outer race that hosts the bushing has a pilot hole to allow some splash lubrication in there....

I looked again... didint see anything. here are some pics. The 2WD unit has a grease nipple on the right-side. The manual stipulates where it is - but only for 2WD. There is nothing in there for the 4WD version...... Yes I do have the correct manual - instructions for how to change the...

Quick question - I can't seem to locate the front axle pivot point / pin grease nipple. B7200HST-D The service manual shows where it's located on the 2wd version, but does not show it on the 4wd version. And I can't find it on the machine itself!! Is there no grease nipple on the 4wd...

awesome - for some reason i thought there was no damper on the kubota. will definitely check this out, and also see if the linkages need adjustment. thanks all!

Thanks for the quick response.... I'm quite familiar with HST - I have 3 other HST tractors (not kubota). Yes - I can inch forward at very low speed... but as I press the pedal it does this quick surge for a fraction of a second, and then settles on the speed I have the pedal set to. It only...

Hi Everyone, my new-to-me B7200 seems very sensitive to HST fwd/rev control input on the pedals. Just touching it in any direction surges the tractor fwd or rev that it almost slides me off the seat!.. after that initial surge for a fraction of a second the tractor settles down at whatever speed...

Hi everyone - still new to the world of Kubota... and have some questions about the B7200HST-D. I will be fabricating a ballast box for it and am trying to confirm the 3ph weight capacity. The manual says the tractor 3ph is rated for 400lbs at the pins. Tractor-data website says 469kg /...

I'm near Guelph ON. Just south of Rockwood. Thanks for the pics! Super helpful. The Backhoe - what make model was that?....

Well that's just awesome and exactly the info I need. I just bought this b7200 and need to bring it up to the level I need. Whats the best way for me to bug you to send the pics and info?... here on this thread or via PM? Prefer this forum - so others may benefit - but up to you. I have the...

one more thing - is that a 3pt hitch Backhoe?... or special install / special subframe install unit?.... what's the make/model of it?....

That is awesome! was that also a B7200?... do you happen to have some general dimensions?... and having made it as you did - and then used it... if you were to make it again, is there anything you would have changed or improved?... dimensions - height... width... choice of material... etc etc?

Hi everyone! New guy here. Been a long time "green tractor" owner, but now I am also an "orange tractor" owner. Looking to add a ROPS to my new-to-me B7200 HST-D OEM from kubota, here in canada, is >$1,100 Anyone know of any universal kits out there that may work? cheers!!