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BX2670 did a 100hr service RTX900 did a 50hr service now drinking a cold one :)

depending on speed, 1/2 to 3/4 of a day.

This comes straight from Bush Hog's site for heavy duty cutters. The light duty cutters require less. For the OP, a light duty 5' is probably OK. Models Cutting Width Minimum Tractor HP Approx. Weight 295 5 Feet 35 PTO 906 lbs 296 6 Feet 45 PTO 1,095 lbs 297 7 Feet 55 PTO 1,328 lb

For single spindle rotary cutters, you really can't go by "so many HP per foot". A heavy duty 6' rotary cutter really needs a 5000 lb tractor with 40+ PTO HP. A heavy duty 8' rotary cutter needs a 7000 lb tractor pushing 65-70 PTO HP. Some people will say less but if you've pulled one for a...

This is what it looks like on a chevy. [/IMG] It's not in the filter but in the housing that the filter screws to.

If you run a front end loader (really use it) then HST's are very nice so you can scoop/dump/repeat. If you don't, then gears are just as good and often easier on your foot. Basically, do you need to change direction often....loaders, lawn mowers, maybe tilling smaller plots, ....

The housing that holds a spin on filter will often contain a bypass valve (usually a ball and spring). The purpose is to bypass fluid when it is very viscous like at start up so the filter doesn't blow apart. I'm new to Kubota but I have seen this problem on other engines. It's the first...