Recent content by RLinNH

What had me so worried was that the fluid was showing 1/2 way up the dip stick. Like I had over 2 quarts over filled. But now that I have drained and rechecked, I'd say that I was a quart over filled. Maybe a little more, but not much.

Thanks for the replies. Yup. a little over a quart to much UDT2. Ah well. Learning through experience here. And in case you are wondering, yes, I made a hell of a mess when I pulled that drain plug... :ROFLMAO: Good thing for Speedy Dry...

Performed my 400 hour service in my 2018 B2650 a few days ago. Well, I added to much Hydraulic fluid. I know the culprit as I never pulled one of the transmission drain plugs(found out yesterday that there are 2 of those). I'm thinking maybe to much by over a quart. I just pulled her back into...

I gotta ask. How can a 3rd valve function kit on the front end loader affect the backhoe? I was always under the impression that the backhoe is totally independent from the front end loader...

I am also looking at the Summit package. After your post, I will be purchasing it in about 5 minutes. Thank you

I am considering installing my own 3rd function valve kit on a 2018 B2650. Anyone here ever done this job before? How did it go and did you feel overwhelmed with the job? I do all my own maintenance on my tractor and vehicles. I'm not a professional mechanic, but a shade tree mechanic...

I use Opti-Lube XPD Fuel treatment

I need to ask. Typical mounting for the Bro-tek? Take off the old wheel studs, install new ones, off to the races. Did the kit come with instructions? Only reason I ask is because the picture on their website shows the wheel studs already in the spacer. Granted, that could just be for staging. I...

I don't run an MMM...

Pulling the proverbial trigger today. thanks for the input!

I am getting ready to pull the trigger on some 2" Spacers for my 2018 B2650. I would really like to stick with a Kubota kit, but that kit is only 1 3/8" per axle. I found this 2" kit via a google search. Anyone ever dealt with Bro-tek in the past? Are they a reputable company?

I have nothing to add except... That's a very nice Tractor Mister!!! :cool:

This is the Tractor Supply model I have. I like the hook up top for chains. I understand the potential risks that come with skidding logs. Personally, common sense goes a long way in these situations. Nuff said.

Well, the one pictured above is what I just purchased. I am a little worried as I have heard that our 3 point hitches do not have any "run forward" pressure on them. So if you are going down a hill with something that is trailered, the trailered item could possibly run into the tractor...

Just pulled the trigger on this guy. Still open to recommendations though. Marketed as a log skidder. Which I need as well...