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Tilled the new plot we ploughed last autumn, need to till it second time and grab any lupine roots possible before planting sunflower and oat.

Bumping this ancient thread, does anybody have pictures how the factory ROPS is attached to B6000? I'm planning on making folding rollbar (impossible to find one pre built suitable here in Finland) for my B6000 and would appreciate if someone could post picture how it is attached. Photo from...

Thanks, The first symptoms can appear while driving and not stationary? It makes no noise while idling when clutch is pressed or released. I guess I can drive a while with it and it'll get increasingly noisy? I'll have to bring it to city to get it sorted out, so that'll be next summers project.

I'll continue here to not pollute the forum Tractor has developed random squeaking noise, can be heard in this video at 8 seconds and 35 seconds: What could it be? I checked all oils and the levels are up to normal and also lifted one corner at a time and rotated all wheels, no noise then. It...

Got the fan belt changed finally and it was quite worn... I had to remove 8 of the 12 front frame bolts and loosen the rest 4. Then use a jack to get clearance between front frame and crank pulley to slip the old belt off and new on. Few weeks ago I ran the flail mower and measured temps, top...

First time tilled few garden plots with b6000 bought last year. Absolute unit of a machine compared to hand operated tiller which we used to turn the plots a lot of years.

Thank you both, I'll buy the socket to fit the nut. I guess the nut is tightening when rotating the engine (clockwise viewing from front), so it won't come off. I should pull the glowplugs off to help, but little afraid they are properly stuck there :rolleyes:

My B6000 is dripping some oil from rear axle seals, both side (~2 liters over the winter parked in garage). I got seals from tracpartz and was going to change them, but it wasn't like on B7100 like on youtube. I have to take off the blue cover on top of the seal (brake cover?), but is there...

Someone here had done it for b6000 with b7001 rear end https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/ive-solved-the-anti-clock-pto-issue-on-my-b6000-well-for-me-anyway.7971/

I had same issue with my B6000, linkage arms would interfere with tyres. Previous owner had moved the check chains inside the lower link arms but that wasn't enough. I narrowed my grade blade and 3pt trailer hitch-ball attachments (welded new brackets for grade blade and chopped+welded the 3pt...

Thank you all for the suggestions It has a pto reverser. Quick attach systems aren't really popular here and may be difficult to get. I think second best option would be to make longer lower linkage arms, I'll have to weigh the options. Pic of the machine with tiller and mower if anyone is...

Mateng TL85 tiller and NEFL95 flail mower. Slip clutch would be a good consideration, as it could be adjusted, I'll check out those if there are small ones available. But first I'll have to check the implements if there are shear bolts already in those.

I'm not finding small enough PTO shaft for rotary tiller and flail mowerfor my kubota. I live in Finland so it's a challenge for finding small accessories. The smallest shafts with shearbolt start from 25kW. Usually that's not a problem, but would the shear bolt be too strong to shear before the...

Thanks, so adjusting by the stem and locking of setting by the jam nut. Problem is to know when the setting is correct, as there is no access port on valve cover to input feelergauge between rocker and the decomp system. The B6000 service manual is really unhelpful with this, as this is only...

Old thread, sorry! I don't know if I'm stupid but I cannot figure out how the B6000 decompression system would be adjusted. My tractor has all parts for the linkage but it is very loose. Decomp linkage for cylinder nearest to driver is slopping around with over 5mm vertical play so it won't...