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Check out this website for Agrisupply. They have a lot of PTO driveline parts including what you are looking for. You have to scroll through the list to find them. https://www.agrisupply.com/pto-shafts-accessories/c/3500000/pgnum/12/

That design has been around for many many decades and works very well. It’s used in a lot of haying equipment including pull type forage choppers.

Looks like someone forgot to clean the nozzles on the printer and they have skips in the printing.

I know that, but if someone really wants to buy or sell something THEY should be providing that information, not the reader having to search for it.

Hard to answer in the 2-350 mile radius if you don’t list your location in the post

Before pulling lines apart I would start with the most basic thing and pull the hydraulic screen filter and make sure that is not plugged up. Considering your symptoms and the way it slowly got worse, that is very dirty with something that has deteriorated.

It’s Not part of the backhoe. It’s the seat base that they put on the tractor to replace the original one, when you install a backhoe on the tractor. It comes with the backhoe so that you can raise and turn around the seat to operate the backhoe. It stays on the tractor permanently regardless of...

According to specs on Tractor, wheelbase is about 2” different and there’s about 500lbs difference in weight. While that may seem small, those things can make a huge difference in the ride. Also, even though the tire size is the same, if the ply rating is different, or brands are different...

What is your tire pressure? Even though they are the same it could be way too much.

Around here, probably 50% or more of the fuel stations have Off Road Diesel. Very easy to find.

Check out this free manual from Kubotabooks. You can download it and print it out to have. https://www.kubotabooks.com/AutoIndex/index.php?dir=Snowblowers/&file=BX2822A%20BX2830%20Snowblowers.pdf

Is the front linkage and rear lift linkage adjusted correctly? If not then the front or back of the deck may be lifting too high causing it to hit before the holes line up. Try playing around with that and see if you can make it work.

Little Harsh answer to someone looking for help on a question. If you don’t like his question then don’t post an answer. Everyone has the right to ask questions even if to some it seems like bad question

Here is a link to TractorHouse and that model. These are listings for sale at their asking prices, not what they actually sell for. https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/for-sale/kubota/m7040/40-hp-to-99-hp-tractors/1110?srsltid=AfmBOopoVJqfXEHQx7Sx-ztRfSuTumGgX0KoFLdZCoA-Q6ukgNJW-c-Z

Did you check to see if the valve core is loose or broken? Those are easily replaced