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Sorry you experienced problems. I would be interested in purchasing it from you. please give me a price and let me know if you would ship it to the Watertown, NY area. might help to lessen your costs to replace. Thanks in advance.

Ontario Canada not far from Watertown, NY $2200 USD

Hello Tim Did you ever find an F2535D blower? I have one which is virtually unused. I'm in Ontario Canada not far from Watertown NY. My email is dwight.elliott@sympatico.ca let me know

FOR SALE 54" Pin-On Loader Bucket $600CDN As new. For LA504; LA534; LA403; LA434 Kingston, ON

It's always surprising to me how quick folks are to take advantage of a cost savings up front and gamble on paying "piper" down the road.

Thanks for the picture jb Quite helpful and I very much appreciate it. I broke down and ordered the manual and parts info from a Kubota dealer.

:)ISSUE ADDRESSED:) I need to install the chute on the blower and wonder if anyone can lend a hand as to the correct position of the various hold down and spacer plates. I am confident that I can do it on my own but would appreciate some confidence building support. A picture would be great...

No longer required - B2789 Manual needed No longer needed. I broke down and paid the price for a manual.:eek: Hope someone can help me. I just acquired a Kubota B2789 blower for my B7510. I would like to source a manual and/or a parts list for it. I think I've been diligent in my search...

You can use your "BS" (Box Scraper) for a counter balance or load a 3ph mounted weight box full of "BS" (you get the idea) :) of the same or similar weight to do the same or similar job. If you have lots of manoeuvering room stick with the Box Scraper an you won't have an added expense. If...

I have been considering doing something similar as well. I guess there are many ways to go depending on many circumstances. Here is a link to a site which has some solutions you may want to consider. Maybe we could get a deal on a group purchase if others are interested? Check it out...

Hi Dusty Not sure if this will help. I purchased Landpride rake used in the US a few years ago for my B7510. It's a 6' but works fine. I think its the best thing since sliced bread. I was lucky to find a 6" "blade" and I added it for more versatility. I tried to attach a pdf file from...

Hi Dusty, First, thanks again for the reply in your Snow Man thread. I did a search to find more info on the mount which you used on the front of your fel to mount your snow blade. I'm getting the idea now. Just have to find something I could use or modify. I do appreciate your help.

Thanks Dusty for the link That's a great idea. Don't want to change your Snow Man thread, but is the part that pins on to the fel available commercially, or maybe used?

What a great idea! I'm glad you took advantage of the day for the purpose for which it was intended. Good on you guys and the snowman. Pin a medal on the instigator.:) and the on all the participants. By the way, do you have any photos of your front blade and mounting? It looks slick to me.

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I think the wings are a fantastic idea! You now have a "snow/plow/pusher" at you fingertips as you require. I hope the wings keep you from getting into a "flap".:) I'm sure they will. I've seen your other posts about the plow itself and admire your efforts. Keep up the great posts.

You ROCK THE ORANGE.

Many, many valid points.....and truly a difficult decision..... Besides the low but constant 15 psi of the water pressure on one side of the repair there may be a constant much higher pressure (oil pressure) on the other side of the repair. It should be possible to determine if in fact the hole...

Hi Joe I always try to set up a vibration so that the penetrating fluid is able to penetrate as much as possible to aid the loosening process. Most often I use an air hammer with a round blunt punch as opposed to a chisel. I try to apply the force on opposite shoulders of the nut a little at a...

I believe the 0.9 represents bar 1 bar = 1 atmosphere of pressure, about 14 psi. 0.9 is 13.5 psi. Here is a link to an online converter. Just plug in 0.9 and select bar then convert to pounds per square inch. http://www.onlineconversion.com/pressure.htm Hope this helps