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Sounds like you are just a Troll trying to create trouble. Why would Skeets make up a story about what happened to his phone and how he was treated at the store of a particular company, if it wasn’t true. I still think that you are acting like an employee of that company if you are defending...

You must work for Verizon if you are promoting buying a new phone and defending piss poor customer service!!!!

I wouldn’t worry too much about the hours. I reality, that isn’t that much for a tractor. I would not add any weight to start with. If the front is light with the mower on, add a few suitcase weights to the front. If the rear tires aren’t loaded, I wouldn’t load them. You don’t need maximum...

Screw the car, I’m going boating.

Check with your Kubota dealer for a price on forks. According to the build your own Kubota, a set of Landpride forks is a lot less money than those sold by Goodworks Tractor.

Get a subsoiler and pull it as deep as your tractor will pull it. Usually you want to be 18-22” deep, but you may not be able to pull it that deep. Each pass wants to be around 30” apart if there is room between the rows to do so. You don’t want to get too close to the trees because it will cut...

Try turn down the flow control knob for the 3pt hitch and see if lifting it slower helps. I think you will find that the leverage of the implements that stick out further from the tractor, combined with the moving pieces on the implements are making it worse.

You would be better off joining 1 of the Ram forums and asking your question. Don’t know what year your truck is, but those early Ecodiesels had quite a lot of problems, and you either had a good one or not. I would treat it well and not cheap out on maintenance.

Why not??? Real men are tough enough to!!

It’s just August in June. Not that big of a deal. Media blows everything WAY out of proportion.

What RPM’s are you running the tractor at when it stutters? If it is low speed, have you tried revving it up more to see if it still does it? I assume that you have checked the hydraulic fluid level??

Take mine off and on all the time on a mostly level, sort of firm, gravel pad. Sometimes it takes a little wiggling around, but have never spent more than 5 minutes putting it back on and I probably take it off and on 20-25 times a year.

I’m confused by your question!!! You are asking if the tractor you posted a picture of can use 540 because it has 1000, but the picture you posted is 540 PTO shaft!!! Is your picture not the actual tractor or are you confused??

Someone must have swapped it already because the Kubota backhoe uses the same pattern as JD and Case. They probably changed the hoses on the valves themselves. You are most likely going to have to trace hoses and see where each one goes, then swap them around.

That’s a BX series mower deck, I don’t believe that you will be able to make it fit your B7500.

Have you read your owners manual? The loader runs off the tractor hydraulics so you don’t have a separate reservoir for oil, only the one that the tractor has.

Are the exhibits all on loan? Or does the museum own them?

Wenger’s in PA have quite a few Kubota L series for parts salvage. https://www.wengers.com/agriculture/tractor-salvage/salvage-tractors.html?manufacturer=205

Time to find a new dealer to work on it.

Is this you and the same tractor? If so, you didn’t mention in this thread that this tractor has bigger engine issues. https://www.greentractortalk.com/threads/john-deere-7130-mystery-issues-continues-but-worse.232344/