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There is hydrostatic, and hydraulic assist. Your 2910 is hydraulic assist, there is a linkage running from the column to the front. Hydrostatic is just hoses, and can slip. The assist is set and will not slip.

IIRC, kubota did not make a subframe for the 7800/2910. Instead they had a reinforced top link bracket for the 3pt backhoe. I think both wallenstein and woods make a 4point subframe for their backhoes, the wallenstein subframe is not compatible with the mmm.

It can be done with just a blade. Like said above, it will take many passes, and trial and error. My first time in my driveway I made 6 passes before it moved anything. Then once it started, I moved too much, but with time it turned out good. All of the extras mentioned would make it easier...

Sorry, I would check the tension on the fan belt. The owners manual should give you a measurement of how far it should displace when you push on it. If it is too loose, the alternator could be slipping and causing that noise.

The first thing I would check is the fan belt. The draw on the alternator is at its highest at startup.

My dad picked up an excavator that was opposite of our backhoe. It had been about 6 years since I ran the backhoe, so I thought I would be fine. On day 2, I switched the excavator.. I would stick with one, you will be more efficient.

On kubota's website, kubotausa.com, go to parts, then illustrated parts list. Then search for your model for a breakdown of parts.

If it's a repeating problem, replace the pin with a bolt. It will take a little longer to change attachments, but the brush won't steal your pins.

I hope to use it again soon and I'll get some better pictures. This is the first saw, drive sprocket went bad, so I'm using saw #2. I have a generator on a trailer behind me for power. The saw works much better than I thought it would. After using it with my Kubota, I wouldn't want to use a...

I wondered about a limb saw, then put this together instead. $2.50 auction electric saw, the rest I had laying around.

What bar oil are you using? There are different weight oil, summer and winter. They also have an all season oil. Sent from my LGMP260 using Tapatalk

Don't just replace the missing blades, keep it balanced. I don't own a flail mower yet, so I don't know if that means opposites, or the whole row, front to back. Sent from my LGMP260 using Tapatalk

Re: Need ideas for a prjoject Maybe front of the tractor, I want to put a receiver on my box blade. Sent from my LGMP260 using Tapatalk

I don't have an answer for you, but I do know lime is very heavy and not all spreaders can handle that. Sent from my LGMP260 using Tapatalk

Could the p o have modified the pressure relief to try to "fix" the low oil pressure? Sent from my LGMP260 using Tapatalk

How much free travel do you have on the clutch? Maybe your clutch needs adjusting, fixing both issues at the same time. Sorry, I don't know how much free travel it should have. Sent from my LGMP260 using Tapatalk

If you want, contact MMPA in Ovid, they make powdered milk and butter there. I don't know about the powdered milk, but I know you can buy butter. The only catch, it is a 25kg block of butter. Sent from my LGMP260 using Tapatalk

Put an electric hydraulic valve on it, then connect a wireless remote. Then you can just power out. Sent from my LGMP260 using Tapatalk

There is a backhoe that has a low pressure return line, 500psi, I believe it was Kelley. If that backhoe was hooked up backwards, you would blow the return line, but nothing else. Personally, I think you have a bad batch of hoses, but I would check the pressure. Sent from my LGMP260 using Tapatalk

It is easier if the implement is blocked up, like was said earlier. What I do, is Back up to it as square as you can, stopping when the lower arms look to be close. Pick the side that is back the farthest, I find that is the easiest to do first. Then attach the remaining lower arm...