Recent content by TerryKing

Hi LilFoot, Yes it looks like they changed that cover. It's close but not a problem on my B7100HST. The mounting bolt was just clear straight in past the cover..

Hi Wolfie and Russell, Not the first time you both have bailed me... (FIXING ! Photos! ) I decided to install the new Aftermarket filter assembly with the filter and gaskets it came with in place of the original filter assembly. There were a few worries... - Can I disconnect the old...

Looking ahead.. When replacing fuel filter and turning inlet valve on, seems likely there will be some bubbles at the top. Should we expect it necessary to bleed the bleeder at the injection pump inlet. Or will the system usually clear it with some cranking of the fuel lift pump?? Any...

Maybe someone needed them and knew what box to look in...

the oem Kubota branded filter from Messicks had the filter element in plastic and zero o-rings..

Hi Everyone; Just changing oil etc on my B7100 . Got replacement fuel filter OEM a while ago. Trying to install it. Not sure about upper connection in filter housing. It APPEARs there might have been an oring gasket.?? Nothing there now.. (Photo follows) There is a groove around the upper...

Yesterday I sure could'a used a few directors and a reflector...

OK I got a B179 before I had to Double-check and wasted my time. And yours... I'll change it soon.. THANKS!

Hi Everyone, Just a little confusion about engine oil filters: Arguing with AI ?? I started with this: What's right? B179 or B7285? Or Both OK?? THANKS! Terry

When I bought my old B7100HST the oil was really black. I planned to use Rotella T6 in it. I had some other Rotella. I drained the original, filled with the Other? Rotella, added 1/2 can of "Sea Foam" and ran that for about an hour. Drained (pretty black), replaced oil filter, filled with...

Brilliant! I'll use that approach for OtherStuff too. THANKS!

OK THAT's helpful. With new Kubota oil in my B7100HST I can not read the level on the stick. It's all so shiny (Even with my reading glasses on). I was thinking of calibrating a bamboo chopstick so I could quickly check the actual level. Now I'll DO it. Thanks!

NOW I finally understand that! And it makes Electrical Sense. Thanks Wolf!

Beautiful, Andy! I had to move my hummingbird feeders to a clothesline arrangement. The racoons learned they could tip the feeder and drink the sugar water as it ran out. A full feeder emptied in one night..

Sounds like he could fix old Kubotas and them new-fangled ones too..