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Based on my limited exposure with the "E" 2WD variant, you'll have a lot of parts you need to find. It'll almost be more time efficient to find a solid 4WD instead. Maybe if you find a 7001D that has a bad engine or something like that, it would be worth the effort. I think you'd need the...

Not too bad!

Neat! How many dollarbucks did this set you back?

It's "manufactured" by Warren Distribution. They likely purchase from the actual refiners and do final blending and packaging. It may very well be the same base oil you get from Mobil or Pennzoil. The difference is the additives and specific chemistry of the oil. Project Farm on Youtube has...

Good point. Not sure what I was thinking. I'll blame the lack of morning coffee.

My only real thought is ports for power steering to keep that circuit somewhat independent of the loader/attachment. I am not super certain of how that would work without relief, however.

I'm told this solves a lot of problems. :unsure:

Looks like it's all there!

Still no bueno.

Does it have all the 3-point stuff intact? I'm needing both the shifter assembly, 3-point control lever/top cover/linkage arms.

Almost a regular backhoe of Theseus if you consider how literally everything on this poor rig has had to be redone! :ROFLMAO:

Much better now! Thanks for continuing to share this project.

Progress is progress! I've been waiting for it to get below 100°F and 99% humidity before starting my loader rebuild. The dry air we got yesterday sure made that 95°F high yesterday feel real good! Thanks for the continued progress updates!

Oof, that bucket is rough! Considering how much re-engineering you've done already, making a new dipper arm should be almost trivial! Almost!

Wow. That thing was clapped out!

I'll bite! PM'd

Oh no, the front's fallen off.

Good point. Handheld scanners are a few hundred clams...which is probably a bit overkill for a NLA part for a 40 year old Kubota :ROFLMAO:

These older K's need a little Italian tune-up occasionally from what I've been told and experienced myself. My B7100 was a real bear to start until I replaced the glow plug indicator (resistor) and put some time on it. It had been sitting a long time prior to me getting it. Now, it just needs...

I knew that was coming. 😆