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I learned long ago that water's going to go where water wants to go. Your trail needs to be higher than the adjacent wet area. Ditches and swales help redirect and capture water.

The Kubota website lists the B2601 as 49"wide and the , LX2610 as 53.7. The box blade will work just fine with the LX, and you will happier with the larger tires and added traction. If you don't need a mid mount PTO, you might also consider the LX2610SUHSD

How much would you sell your B2601 for?

Wouldn't you want the top link as LONG as possible so the blade has a more acute angle to cut into the soil? This / vs this\ .

$5,000 would be a bargain. You could always buy a 3pt finish mower.

Anything hit all these bogies? (Can't you add zerks if none installed?)

Why not get another I beam and run your (rough sawn) decking perpendicular to the I beams? You could run a few decking boards longitudinally the width of your tractor tires for more strength and to spread the load.

Your Kubota B series or Kioti CK series sound about right.

It's also handy tp have a length of pipe to use a s a lever to "horse" the implement around for alignment.

Bush Hog is another option. Does offset, angle and up to 30 degree tilt

WOODS

Two general methods to try Back it up for a bit and see if that takes some tension off Push the bucket down to take the front wheels off the ground and try it

BTW, how difficult was it to change the glow plug relay?

I agree with checking the ground. It sounds counterintuitive with a new battery, but you might try jumping it. If that doesn't work, relays, safety switches, solenoid (if it has one)?