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That's what i m leaning towards. Now I gotta sell my old gear shift assembly to try to recoup some of my money buying a part i didn't need. Also wondering what all i should replace while i am in there.

It moves in all gears but won't climb a hill in any of them.

Has there been anymore info in this problem? My L35 Won't climb a hill at all. I thought it might be a Bad shift assembly but that was a $580 misdiagnosis.

So all I need now is a new battery. what kink of output should I get with the volt meter?

What I can tell from the wire diagram is that the voltage is sent through the starter back to the battery is this correct?

I found the wires and found that the regulator is fried. Pulled one off of another Kubota now trying to find the wire that goes to the battery.

Okay so apparently it's not hooked up and I can't tell what goes to what. Are there any suggestions to a wiring diagram so I can hook this back up and see if it is working?

I am sure there is a belt but no dyno There is a belt tensioner pully. The belt runs the crank, waterpump and tensioner.

I am sure there is a belt but no dyno

My Kubota B 6100 D did not come with a dyno. Was wondering what parts I needed and if there is a specific way to install it. Thanks for the help

I have no idea what caused my ground cable to melt. Tractor was working fine the all of a sudden smoke. Replaced the cable and as soon as I hooked up the battery the cable started to heat up again. All it runs is the glow plugs and the starter. what should i look for?:eek:

well I made it worse. I need to learn patients. while trying to back it into the garage it did it again. not it is further past and the engine is not wanting to turn over. I hope I didnt damage the flywheel or the clutch. The fan moves a little when I try to start it. I was hoping I could use...

Hooray! I got it! Got the come along at a better angle attached a chain to the bucket then to the come along crossed my fingers and popped the bucket. So glad I didn't have to disassemble the sub frame. Now to get it I'm the garage so I can set the BH in the proper position for removal. Gonna...

Gonna be hard since I can't run the pro to set the bh in position for removal. Any ideas or should I just shore it up best I can and go with it. Gonna give it one more shot today before I dismantle the sub frame

Here is the view

it's still in there, ok I will post a pic of what I am dealing with as far as space. this tractor has a sub frame next to no room. was thinking of putting a hole in the housing so I could get a good wack with a rod or bar.

Re: Jammed front drive yoke how do I do this inside that small box

in the pic i posted, is that the clutch rod the yolk in wedge on or is it something else?

how much force do you think one of those shifters can take? my other problem is getting something in the access hole in the bottom to cut it with, was thinking of using a small air driven die grinder. and where should I cut? if I took out the snap ring on the side of the yolk you think it might...

Been trying that all day. I even tried a small winch.