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I an using a 48" on my B7100 w/o a loader, just a little weight on the front and it almost feel a little small. I have a neighbor who had a 5' or 6' that needed some deck repair for sale. They are down in the valley near you right now and not sure if it is still available. Will call them...

I was told by a dealer in Phoenix that the keys are universal for the switch and a replacement is less than $10.:)

By the way, have you downloaded the owners manual in Adobe Acrobat format. Forgot where I found it now?

Yes, about 15 sec. on the first start of the day. After the first start, no. The tractor is used down in the Phoenix area where that is a cool day during the summer.

The video looks just like the way my 79/80 B7100 starts. I preheat for 15 to 30 sec. at the beginning if it is chilly.

Perhaps instead of modifying the load, you modify the gun by increasing the weight or the addition of a deal mule recoil absorber. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/138587/100-straight-dead-mule-recoil-reducer-fits-stock-bolt-hole-7-8-diameter-x-4-1-4-long

Thanks Rob, had not considered that concept and I will explore that.

Correct, replacing the tractor is not an option. Designing a linkage to the right side is what I am working on.

That's along what I am thinking, currently using my right hand to assist left foot but awkward. Perhaps I can fabricating some sort of U or V shaped rod on a pivot bracket to cross over the center. All ideas appreciated.

Due to a stroke I have very limited use of my left arm and leg, and operating the clutch is very difficult and unreliable. I have an older 79/80 B7100 and am hoping someone has come up with a right foot clutch pedal mod or assist rather than trying to reinvent the wheel. Thanks for any...

Thanks, I'll give them a call. :D

Seems like everyone and his brother with a B7100 w/o a FEL is looking for one. Shipping would cost be an issue, so hope to find something relatively local, maybe within the next state or two to drive to and pick up.

Also would like to find one here in Arizona.