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If this is a one off install, for that price, I'd just rent a walk behind trencher.

Look and see if this spring is still in place.

Your putting 30VAC into the regulator and only getting 2.2VDC out, that's not right. Sounds like the regulator is not getting charge signal, battery is bad, or the regulator is bad. Start by testing the battery voltage.

@tshep you really need to add a D to the end of your BX23 some BX23D to differentiate it from the newer and much different BX23S

You want to hook to the AC terminal or wire off of the switch. Do not hook to the dynamo wiring.

That sound like normal (yet not ideal) operation. It's very common for loader valves to override normal operations under certain situations.

I don't think there is an electrical fuel shutoff on that model of pump. There is a manual fuel shut off. It's the red circled lever. I would not try and start it or run it off of the onboard fuel system. Use a remote fuel tank and feed the injection pump, just gravity feed it. You will need to...

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Post up some picture of what you come up with.

Yes it has float. If it won't engage it probably has a detent section thats damaged. Sadly the kit to fix it has been discontinued. If you really need float your next option is to replace the valve with a newer model.

You will also need more rear ballast, like at least 150lbs more!

I have converted several B7100's to SSQA the are not out any further than my L. Lift was as good as it should be. You can get a lot more SSQA buckets for cheaper than you can mini's. But to each their own have at it, will still beat the snot out of a pin on bucket.

It's not a hydraulic line connection, it's near to impossible to change the flow of that system. Your not adjusting the draft control lever are you?

Break tractor parts, Break loader parts, Fry clutch, Reduce loader capacity severely, Waste fuel,

Only other model of same generation BX1800 The BX2230 look to share the same parts Go here and start comparing: https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/

Give Oregon Fuel Injection a call and ask if they can test them. Black smoke is almost always a injector or timing issue. If you change the injectors you will need to have a dealer reprogram it to accept the new injectors.

You need to get better info, all the way around. Adding anything to these engine to get them to fire is a huge DONT DO IT! You very easily could have undone a rebuild. If you had one injector "sticking it would still start.

Looks excellent!

I would replace the thermostat and the water pump, because both can cause bubbles too.

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