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Aren’t you supposed to pull the injectors and spin the motor over to clear any oil in the combustion chambers after a roll over to prevent bending something internally? did ya?

I had a similar issue. I had to take the wheel to Farmers co-op and get it remounted, cost me sixteen bucks. Unless there’s no puncture, you probably just let the pressure get to low. PITA cuz the weight of it.

Glad I have the 434. I’d never own one of those 435 junks.

I have had mine since 2018 and have 609 hrs on it. About 500 of those are using a MMM on wide variety of terrain, and several pretty steep hills. This machine also does some loader duty so it has loaded rears. I haven’t noticed any power and/or speed loss from new. I run about 2600 RPM most of...

Ok thanks. I don’t have time to do this right now, tire is in the truck, and it’s going to the tire shop tomorrow.

Anybody ever spun their rim and had it not seal up after? I had too low pressure and towed up a knarly uphill, rim spun and its a loaded tire. I blew it up to 30 psi but it’s Got a pin hole leak On the bead. anybody ever get a spun bead to reseal?

I have been running a B2601 for the last four years with the drive over 60” deck and I love it. Mostly. I find myself using this tractor for a lot of things cuz it’s small and maneuverable so I take the deck off weekly. It’s easy and I can put in on or off in about three minutes. The “worst”...

Wow, a lot of brainwashed creeps on this board. Never thought it was that way here,

IIWM, I’d be replacing the switches from Walmart with some other brand. Who knows what they are made out of. Maybe some mugugaipan.

I would think a 4ft rototiller would be ok on the back of that tractor if it’s light or medium soil. I think it’s only about 16 PTO HP on that machine.

You need to download this: http://www.kubotabooks.com/AutoIndex/index.php?dir=Tractor%20Owners%20Manuals/&file=B6200HST-B7200HST-WSM-01370.pdf go to page 71 and follow the troubleshooting guide.

Poster lives in the north. What usually knocks power out more in the north than a blizzard or a heavy wet branch and power line busting snowstorm. Pretty hard to run the generator when the tractor is busy removing all the snow.

I’d get a stand alone generator IIWY.

So a box blade has 2 blades, one facing forward and one facing back. The one facing back isn’t really “boxed” , so if you modify a box blade and make it so it can pivot, turn it around and it’s a grader blade. Sort of. The pivot can have pin holes for 45 deg. angle too.

A B2400 would take a LA351 loader which is de-tachable. Not sure if anything current would fit an older B series.