Recent content by robin416

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    Aftermarket step for the Kubota B2601

    Mainly because I'm a 76 year old woman. I don't have a drill big enough to handle that kind of drilling. And I don't want to break the paint.
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    B2401 Step

    Standard 4wd
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    B2401 Step

    2401. I did a typo in the header. I need to see if I can fix it. I haven't found one even close to fitting on my tractor.
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    Aftermarket step for the Kubota B2601

    I need to apologize and go bury my head. I did a huge typo, I have a 2401. I can't find a step for it either.
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    Aftermarket step for the Kubota B2601

    Once again, I have no mounting holes on the upright, left on the deck. The only way to install that step is for me to drill holes in the deck. Which I don't want to do. I'll try to get a decent pic of what I have to work with. Trust me, I was all excited the first time I saw the video and...
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    B2401 Step

    I've seen his video. I do not have the two holes on the upright part of my deck. I just came in from double checking.
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    B2401 Step

    Thanks, I can't use that one without drilling holes into the platform of the tractor. The holes for the 2601 are all in the flat part of the platform.
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    B2401 Step

    Does anyone know where I might find a left hand step for my little tractor? Being of the older persuasion my achilles tendon is having a fit at me from climbing up repeatedly from the ground. Everyone, I'm sorry. I screwed up and put the wrong model in the header. No excuse other than I didn't...
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    B2401

    Almost three years later here is what has happened. The double clutching thing is more of a memory. I do still have to double clutch every one in a while but for the most part it's done with. Makes me think there is some manufacturing burrs that need to be worn off. Or I killed the gremlin...
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    B2401 Hydraulic Leak

    @#40Fan was right. I finally got to use the tractor for more than a minute. When I removed the towel it was clean on the fitting side.
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    B2401 Hydraulic Leak

    OK, a mini update. I wiped the area down and then wrapped a light blue shop towel around the fitting and hose. I'll use the tractor for a bit then check to see if the towel is clean on the inside.
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    B2401 Hydraulic Leak

    Some other stuff has interfered with me going out and satisfying my curiosity about what's going on. Weather being the biggest part. Got some stuff rolling in now. As soon as I can get out there and fiddle with it, I'll let you know.
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    B2401 Hydraulic Leak

    I am much less concerned about what might be going on now.
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    B2401 Hydraulic Leak

    But it will spray. That was my concern.
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    B2401 Hydraulic Leak

    It is. It would explain why I saw it on the bucket first. But as suggested by @TheOldHokie, Dan, I'll also check to make sure they're secure. Thank you everyone. I'm beginning to feel more and more confident I can deal with this.