Recent content by ZeekLumpkins

Back up and running! The stick was on tight but gave way finally. hose put in place and clamped down, I got in about 3 1/2 gallons so far and it was good enough to get it out of the field where I can get the belly mower off. Thank you for all the help!

I will find out today, hose clamps, replacement fluid and a nice day outside....

Guilty but no longer. To be honest I thought that thing was like some kinda button knob to engage some mystic feature if the tractor I never used...

Yes, even if it is a couple hundred dollars in fluids. Fingers crossed!

Let me know if you find a good diagram. I think the fill for this is on the back (a large flat pad) but I am currently working at breathing more steadily before verifying the fill location,. brand, and amount

That is way better than finding a crack somewhere though!

I got a better picture of that It was probably spraying out like a bad B movie when it uncoupled...

That looks to be a tube with a clamp that pulled off a probably very important location, even though I did not see it, even when taking pictures!

I have a B2620 and was mowing some taller grass with a belly mower, elevated up high to keep it from stalling out. All of a sudden it stopped moving and I also lost hydraulic for the bucket, power steering too. "Suddenly" was before I noticed a wet trail behind the tractor so I am guessing...

Good to know! I was hoping to get it ready for the weekend.

Hey there, I am replacing my B2620 radiator and gladly it is a pretty easy job. I can reuse the bottom cushions no problem, but I see it also has some side foamy cushions against the radiator, I believe part 6C300-58562. Being taped to the radiator itself, I expect it needs resistance against...

This makes me feel much better lol! The one I started with was a ecopy of the B2620 manual which had the below and my brain did not click on the unit conversion...

Yeah that was the closest video that I could find too. My drain was easy at the bottom. I even took the bottom hose off to see if more would drain out (in a small tight friggin location). I have not seen any details on where a block drain would be (and not too keen on unscrewing things and...

No, I am estimating I got a gallon out when first draining it. Not sure how much was in. Each refill with water to wash out old coolant was about a gallon (I put the plug back in before draining again). I topped it off with the mix and ran it...saw it go right up to the edge after a bit then...

Maye though I have not seen anything in the manual about a serviceable thermostat. I saw for a BX there was a step for removing the coolant hose and a block drain which could be used though not sure if/where on the 2620 those might be...