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I didn't see your specific model # but found some parts diagrams for the Woods BH80-X here on Messick's

Do you have enough slack in the wire(s) to be able to just cut both male and female connectors off and install a new more easily obtainable 4-pin plug set?

The RCK60-29B is listed as a fit for the B2620. RCK60-32 is listed as fitting the newer B2601. Without measuring I don't know if it would fit your B2620. Maybe someone else here will know.

Looks like it's just pressed in.

Looks like it's just 2 bolts/screws (part #030).

Just throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks, better than no replies at all. Figured they were rated at 200 lbs. each and for $25 a piece might be worth it if they last a season, or at least until he can find an alternative.

Not sure what the bearing diameter is on your wheels but have you looked at solid hand truck wheels? Just a thought and at $26.30 each with free shipping you could buy a box of them and replace as needed. Something like this maybe? https://lappwagons.com/product/8-5-flat-free-wheel/

i couldn't find mention of FEL or FEL joystick, hydraulic circuit… Click HERE to down load the Workshop Manual

Not if it works for you and your situation. Try it and see, you may even come up with Version 2, 3, 4... or completely change directions until you're happy. That's the joy of fabricating. Take more pictures and let us know how you make out.

As Russel King states you don't need hydraulics on the flail mower. If you'll be happy with a flail mower directly behind the tractor then you can save some $$$ by getting one without hydraulics and not having to add rear remotes. If you want to offset the mower to one side as you mow, like...

You can find part numbers here - Kubota Illustrated Parts List Click link. Clink View Illustrated Parts. Scroll down and check I Accept then click Open. Enter tractor model under Model Name. Click Search Select specific tractor model View parts needed.

He posted twice - see B7800 heating issues

Looking at the pictures there's a control valve on the splitter. If you run the hydraulics from the loader wouldn't you need to connect before the loader control (where rear remotes would go anyways). Otherwise you'd get no flow without moving the FEL joystick AND the splitter lever? If I'm...

My question also. Have you totally ruled out just adding rear remotes (or maybe a PTO driven pump)? You could then still use your loader for hauling wood.

Not quite clear on what "blown and washed out" means. Radiator cleaned? Air filter cleaned? Hydraulic strainer cleaned? Hydraulic fluid level good? "...to see why it's hit and miss with the over heating." Electrical connections not corroded? If you have access to an infrared thermometer check...