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I've been on since 2011 when I got my B7100, I post very rarely. But I am here a lot, I noticed over the last 3 weeks my brakes were stuck, doesn't really impact the tractors moving but I thought I should look into it. Left side was fine, right side was stuck, I could pull the pedal back but...

Bruce beat me to that one. Replace the filter don't clean it.

I have a chance to get one for 600 and I need a tiller for my 7100. Appears in good shape but wondering if anyone has any experience with one. Thanks

Nice looking machine. A friend used to have a 5200 with similar blower. If he needed mounting parts he had to contact Kubota or make them. If he needed parts for the blower itself it usually meant taking the broken part to an Ingersol dealer and having them look it up and order if available...

What brand and model is the cutter?

John, what is the cycle time from ground level to full raise. I have debated buying a pump and pluming it up, but unless its a big speed up I'm too cheap to go there.

I run my loader off the B7100 onboard hydraulics, lots of power can lift more than the tractor can handle, but it is slow.

Have you tried pulling the pins out of the stabilizers to get them out further, or are they already hitting the tires. I have removed mine before to make it quicker to mount my 3pt mower. Faster than dealing with the turn buckles and I get a little extra movement.

I would question not only if the rims are right for the trailer, but are the tire the right tires for a trailer at all. Last trailer I bought had some all season radials on it. They looked good but it would sway back and forth on the tire, literally moving side to side. Got trailer tires...

If you look at the BX2750 from the front the shoot is on the left hand side, if you look at the JD 47 snow blower which is made for your 4110, from the front the shoot is on the right hand side. This indicates to me opposite rotations for the PTO's. From looking at parts diagrams for each I...

Does it have the front pump, or is the loader tapped into the internal hydraulics? Mine is off the internal hydraulics and it is slow at idle but works fine and will lift the front tires even at idle. Does the 3pt hitch work and will it lift with a load?

Did you try these guys? http://www.mainetractors.com/KUBOTAB7100/kubota_B7100.htm

If you don't have A/C it could have been for a Fan?

B7100 has a longer overall length then a B6000, the piece that mounts to the rear axle and engine should be measured.

It depends on what you want. I picked up a metal box on CraigsList for 25 bucks and 300lbs of metal scrap (6 50lb pieces, easy to lift) from a local iron place for 70. I put the box on the tractor and then load the metal in, a lot easier than wrestling a 300lb concrete block into position...

My 2 concerns with this and a small tractor are: * the lifting/pulling from the 3pt hitch/Top Link (lot of weight and it changes the pivot point leverage) *You can't get the front of the log real high and if it binds on a rock you could be in trouble fast. Another hundred and you could have...

A Logging Arch is what you need. A lot cheaper than a winch a lot safer than a boom pole. http://www.northerntool.com/images/product/images/188220_med.gif http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200422217_200422217 There are some example on here, obviously get one made for a tractor.

Here is a pick of the loader on the old sears. http://www.orangetractortalks.com/kubotagallery/?image=271 I had quite a head start on the Kubota, at some point in its life it had a front plow on it and the subframe was still on the tractor when I purchased it. I used it for mounting the...

I hear that a lot, the bars on top make it self leveling. Its off an 1976 sears garden tractor, got the sears with the loader for 400 and picked up the kubota without the loader for cheap. Figured the kubota could handle the loader better than the sears so I fabricated 3 mounting blocks and...

Got it yesterday, hitched it up today, ran over some little stuff to loose up the blades, works decent. I moved it up back and put it on some pallets with a tarp and will do the required maintenance in the spring. Blade are in good shape, and a lot thicker than I expected for a 4 foot hog. :)...