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Assuming your loader is using the tractor hydraulics and the factory diverter valve you should not need the power beyond port. Use an open-center valve, go from the front opening on the diverter valve to the inlet port of the loader valve, then from the return port on the loader valve body, go...

Remember, few Kubota dealers today were in business in 1980, so most may not have ever sold one. As previously suggested, take your leaky cylinder to a hydraulic repair shop, the cylinders are standard id;od. Roger

Yes, $4.00 is extremely cheap. Was it the correct price ?, couldn't be. Do I care ?, no , not really. But we are missing the point. When we start talking about almost $200 for a piece of steel with two holes in it, that's wacko! I was simply trying to suggest an alternative. I drilled the two...

This is almost embarrassing but I also needed a drawbar. I went to a local metal supplier and asked for 2" by 3" steel and they sheared it for me at either 11 or 14", can't remember. Then I drilled the appropriate-sized holes holes at both ends. They charged me $4.00!

Ant126, the KUFD210 (manual angle) and the KUFD110 (power angle) were the first blades offered for the B51, 61 & 7100 series tractors. Sometime after a different blade replaced it, the 2020 & 2030. There are apparently two different front mountings for the lift cylinder; yours in which the...

Re: B7100 parts Hopefully this attachment worked. Looking for the small (app.) 2" flasher. Left & right are the same. Roger

Re: B7100 parts I need one of the rear flashers, can send a pic if necessary. Roger

Craigslist, Lee Summit (Kansas City) has a frt blade assy for a B1700, which the subframe could be adapted to your B7100. Roger

Also, on my installation, using the factory diverter block, I used a Prince Wolverine valve body which is "open center". Hope this helps. Roger

Actually, it will not bolt right up, the hydro subframe is 5" longer than your gear wheelbase and I think you will need to drill 2 holes to relocate the valve tower.I have performed the opposite: adapted a gear to hydro subframe. See my earlier post for pictures and a short description. Too...

Good morning; I ordered a red plastic KAT hose heater for my B7100 & received an aluminum instead. Supposedly the red are better I guess I'll try it. Question: What is the correct orientation of the thermostat; up, down or does it matter?

Post several pics w/measurements and I'll compare to mine. Roger

Both front blades were offered for B6100/7100s. I have a KUFD for my B7100 and have an owners manual for the B204/B205 for B6100/B7100 and they appear to be identical. Are they, in fact, identical, did Kubota switch suppliers, anyone know?

Advice for other members: What I did was watch Craigslist, found an older, gear B7100 w/a working frt blade assy (KUFD110) in Arkansas (903 mile round trip). The B7100 was rough, faded, some non-working functions, but good motor. I removed the blade assy & sold the tractor (first picture)...

I'm sorry, a member here (Makeer) had listed a complete blade assy less subframe for $500, which was exactly what my hydraulic guy wanted to build an angle cylinder. This gives me a spare angle cylinder, lift cyl. hoses & blade, although I don't see how you could damage the blade. I received no...

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If the cylinders don't leak and you would strap it to a pallet and deliver to a Fastenal I'll take it. Roger

CORRECTION: wheelbase is 10mm shorter on a 2wd vs a 4wd according the the qwners manual

Someone with more knowledge than I probably should answer, but yes I think so. I think the wheelbase is the same, with the difference being hp rating & gear ratio. Roger

For a KUFD. Either good or rebuildable. My hydraulic guy says he would have to completely fabricate a new one. L & R are interchangeble. Thanks, Roger