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I have and user a box blade.

Yeap I have ordered a set from Mark and am so tired of wresting with the turnbuckles. I have to unbolt the nut from the lower lift arm and when I get Mark's new ones me and the tractor will be happy. I have a B7500 so getting the medium size.

They have started working on my new garage - shop. The Kubota is so excited it can't hardly stand it. It is so happy that all it's tools and implement buddies can now be together in one place. The Kubota will have heat and air for it's comfort.

As soon as the garage-shop is done it will be in the locked shop

One of these day I want to upgrade from My B7500 to either a L3700SU or L3800. For the life of me I see no real difference in the 2. I think the 3700 is 100 lbs lighter. Question. Which one would be the suggested to buy. Opinions will be more the welcome.. Thanks and regards

Usually on the tach is a mark that says 540. On mine it is 2600 rpms. This is the correct speed for the rear PTO to run all implements and work at their designed speed. Welcome to Orange. Once you have had a Orange you cannot go back to any other color.

Sometimes mine is slow to lower if I have three point lever not in the exact center position.

How did you do that?

I have a B7500 HST and just love this tractor. The 7500 has basically a up/down 3 PT and is sometimes had to get the height set right. The B7510 HST, same tractor but has the incremental 3 PT system, where to set the lever to a specific spot and the 3 PT goes to the same height. My question...

Yes this booger is about 600 lbs.

This one I purchased just the other day is in fact a King Kutter. Verified with King Kutter and they said yes it is our but with a different label.

Oh yes you can put the starter on the bench and work fine or appear to. I had a TroyBuilt 42" riding mower and even with a brand new battery the starter was almost unable to spin the engine. Installed a new starter and bingo it spins the engine over very fast, like new. Have the starter...

I have a B7500 HST and on it has a 2 range transmission with a neutral position and when in neutral I can push the tractor by hand.

Sellin the Wing was a hard decision but now we are working on the next chapter of our life.

Got mine as a around the acreage use but from coworker request have branched out and am doing brush/field mowing with my new tiller will be doing tiller jobs. So bottomed line for play and work. P.S. did sell my Goldwing for the tractor. The wife feels better that I will not crash or hit a...

Picked up the TSC CountryLine TG-48 (King Kutter) tiller the other day. This is heavy duty and will be a hard working tiller. I have mine attached to a B7500. Shorting the shaft was not too bad but at first I measured several times as I did not what to cut it wrong and then have to buy...

Picked up today from Tractor Supply the CountryLine tiller model # TG-48. This IS the King Kutter just with a different label. The TSC website has wrong info on this tiller. It does have 6 tines per flange instead of 4 like the website saids. This is a great tiller and will enjoy using it.

Wow thanks for all the great info here. I will get the 48" King Kutter tiller. I can get them here at Atwoods tax exempt. I did last night replace with brand new factory blades and much better. Still a small amount of vibration but that is probably normal for 10+ year old mower. The old blade...

Hi I am new to this whole tractor world after moving from the big city. I just picked up a 2000 B7500 with a LA272 FEL, Rhino SE4 (48") rotary mower and a 48" box blade and love the this tractor. OTT was my first website to join and get lots of info. The B7500 is rated at 21HP / 16HT PTO (I...

When the restricted plate is moved/removed and the mid PTO is running the rear will in fact run at the 960 by design. The only thing the restricted plate does is to stop you from moving the PTO to the mid PTO position.