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What in the world does this have to do with answering the OP’s question?????

Thank You Mr K. Site is back working fast here this morning.

Been slow here for the last few days and still this morning.

This is what I use. Close to 50 years old and still works great. I use it in the fall for leaf and grass cleanup. Sometimes use it during the summer if I get too many grass clippings. The rest of the time I mow with my B2920.

Here is the parts page for the lift linkage and height adjustment knob. Hopefully it helps you find something wrong with yours. https://www.messicks.com/catalogs/kubota/rck60-29b-60-quot-mower-deck-b2320-b2620-b292/mower/a20500-hanger-brackets

Simple solution and safest solution is to shut the tractor off when you get out of the seat.

Try Wenger’s in Pennsylvania. They run a tractor salvage yard along with the dealership. They have quite a lot of Kubota’s. https://www.wengers.com/agriculture/tractor-salvage.html

What a Beautiful restoration job on a Great truck!👍

We used pumps like those for decades to pump gear lube on the farm. Had 3 different lubes and they worked great. I wouldn’t hesitate buying one for other types of oil. I can understand why trying to pour oil out of 5 gallon pails gets tougher as we all get older.

Each brand fitting needs the correct die to go with it. There is No universal die that fits all brand fittings.

Here is a link to the Workshop Manual for free. https://www.kubotabooks.com/AutoIndex/index.php?dir=Tractor%20Owners%20Manuals/&file=L3301%20L3901%20L4701%20WSM.pdf

Buy Junk! Get Junk!

Dealer will not fix a tire issue on a 70hr tractor for free. If the tire went flat right after it came off the delivery truck they might, but not after using it.

That’s a great amount. You may find that once you start pumping on it, that the flow out of the top may cease. We had one that overflowed after drilling but ceased after starting to use. But then again, we drilled another one in a different part of town for a farm house that we subdivided off...

That blower is set up kind of odd where the bottom link attachment points are so much further forward than the top link point. That’s your whole problem right there. That creates a problem for any tractor. As others have suggested, I would strongly consider bolting on an extension to that top...