Recent content by Chucknbob

Thanks. I've tried that site, I found a couple part manuals, but nothing showing how it bolts to the tractor. I've also tried google and sifted through a hundred pics of these machines. Nobody has any info or pics showing how it mounts. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've got a B6100HST and an RC48-62H deck. I've had both for awhile but I'm just now trying to mount the deck for the first time, and I'm having trouble doing it. Here is the deck I figured out where to mount the big uprights and the bracket on the front But I'm having trouble figuring out...

Awesome, thanks. Even the parts dept at my dealer wasn't much help. All he said is it's a different part number.

Well, I crawled under mine and counted, my b6100 is a 10 spline 31/32". Can someone with a BX tell me what their mid PTO size is?

So I've got a b6100hst I need a new mid PTO shaft for. I found a great deal on a shaft for a BX1800. My question is, is the spline count and diameter the same for the two tractors?

So I've got an older B6100HST. It's mostly used for mowing the pasture and pushing snow. My question is.... Where should I put my cup holder? That's really the only problem with the tractor, I've got no place to put my drink. Any suggestions?

I have a 6100 as well and love it. Don't let the age and lack of HP fool you, it can do anything the new expensive tractors can. I do not use a tiller on mine, but based on my knowledge I would use the smallest one possible, probably under 48". As far as starting, that's easy. 1. Turn the...

I had to do a little tweaking to get a mower to fit on my 6100.

Awesome. Guess I'll keep my money and keep looking. Thanks for the help

So I've got an old B6100HST, and I've been looking for a blade to plow my driveway. I was planning on getting a rear blade, but I just ran across this front hydraulic blade for a decent price. My question is, will it fit on my tractor?

I used to plow with a 2wd bolens that's a similar size/weight to yours. Chains and as much weight as you can possibly get. If that's not enough, eat cake and put on another 20 lbs. I also found if you only have a few inches you can back up the hill in the snow then clean back down.

I guess I'm agreeing with the masses. I have a dedicated Dixon zero turn for mowing. I never use the Kubota for the lawn. If you didn't have a real tractor, you may be better off with a little garden tractor/mower, but I doubt you'll find a use (other than mowing or pulling a little trailer...

Bought a 4' bushhog, brought it home and mowed about half of my pasture. The rest gets mowed down tomorrow.

I usually just get 3-4 lambs in spring and move them to the freezer once it gets cold. I don't keep nearly enough to keep the grass down. I don't want to keep it lawn height because eating grass close to the ground increases the chance of them getting parasites. Unfortunately i do have a fair...

Thanks. I guess I could clarify. By mowed down I mean I just want to keep it from getting overgrown. I don't need a nice, pretty lawn. I'll have lambs grazing, so I want it to be at least 5-6" tall after I cut (short grass isn't good for them). I plan to mow once a month or so, I want to make...