Recent content by Swamper

No problem. It seems like there are a lot of Kubotas in PA. I sure do enjoy my B7200.

Not sure if your deck is the same as my RC60-72H. On my tractor, if the hangers are still under the tractor, attaching it is pretty straight forward. It is a PIA to put on with one person, but I do it every spring. I have to take the deck and 2 of the hangers off to put on my front blade for...

I just bought a 30mm socket for my rc60-72h deck. The torque requirement listed in my manual is 72 -87 ft/lb.

On my B7200 the block that the snowplow hydraulic lines connect to is a valve. On my tractor the valve is on the right side , above the brake pedals. When the handle is turned one way it bypasses the snowplow lines and goes straight to the 3 point system. When it is turned the other way, the...

Have you confirmed that the tach head is the problem? I bought my B7200HST from a dealer and the tach wasn't working. They replaced the drive cable and it's been working ever since. It's not a big job to get the dash loose enough to get behind it. I had mine loose to replace the voltage...

Stumpy, Nice work, great information. Definitely above and beyond. If the seal is installed from the front of the cover, there may be a shoulder in the bore that the seal bottoms against. I would be careful trying to tap the seal inward. It looks like a thin hook attached to a small slide hammer...

Welcome to OTT. You don't usually need to bleed a two way hydraulic circuit after you change a hose. If you cycle the cylinder each way several times any air will be purged out to the reservoir. Then check the oil level and add if needed. If you took the old hose off and put the new one in...

I would be concerned with the "clink" sound. If no valves are stuck open, it could be something broken. If it is rust in a cylinder, it should feel the same as it stops from either direction. Scrap price of the engine is the same with the head on or off, and think of the experience you...

I believe the stuff we got at NAPA was actually called "KILL EM". It is specifically made to treat diesel fuel for algae problems. It cost about $20 for maybe a pint. Doesn't take much. I'm sure other companies make products that do the same thing..Once you get it cleared up, you shouldn't need...

JCole, I should have mentioned that we bought the algae killer at NAPA. Probably any auto parts store would have it. We thought we had the problem solved, then a couple weeks ago we found a plugged fuel line on a torpedo heater that we didn't treat. Larry

Hi JCole, It looks like you might have an algae problem. I would add some aglae killer to the tank and any stored fuel that you might have. We had this problem with an excavator. Had to drain the tank and flush it out. It will plug filters faster than you can change them. Larry

You can go to tractordata.com and search for your tractor. It has a section that lists attachments.

Hi Rob, The "pb" port means "power beyond". It should be connected to the three point hitch. The "out port" should return to the oil tank. I think the noise that you are hearing is the pressure relief valve squealing. Larry

I had the same problem. Just slow down when making a tight turn. That way you won't crowd the front tires sideways as much.

If I recall correctly, the ports on my B7200 were 3/8" British Straight Thread. It was an O-ring fitting. Don't know if yours is the same or not