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Hi Hodge, I'd like to inquire if you are still making telescoping stabilizers. I'm looking to replace the turnbuckle stabilizers on my B7300. I was told you are the guy to go to; I have received a rather cold response from several Kubota dealers. Thanks. Matt

Yes; thanks for clarifying that. The telescoping stabilizers for the lower lift arms. Thanks for the tip!

I just watched another video of his and he mentioned they were the telescopic units from a B2630.

My B7300 has the turnbuckle style stabilizer arms that have bent and stripped. On JimsEquipmentShed channel on YouTube he upgraded his lift arms to the modern arms that slide with a pin that holds them in place. He said he got the parts from Messicks. I have sent them several emails about...

Thanks, lugbolt;I'll check that out.

Congrats on your new tractor! I have its daddy, the B7300. For mine, I have a carryall on the 3-point that I built an attachment to carry my rolling chipper, as well as a box made of 2x4s that I use to carry my trash cans as well as loading it up with cinder blocks for rear weight ballast when...

1998 B7300. I'm getting it ready to move back to my farm; Dad passed away in September and my mom has no need for it now that she has a mowing crew come in. I have a very sentimental attachment to this old girl. I just fitted the new Kubota steering wheel spinner (no power steering) and the SMV...

I drove around and picked up all the sticks and branches that have come down over the last few days of storms. No obstacles to worry about now when mowing.

The lever to raise and lower the MMM and 3-point on my B7300 works fine to raise and lower the hydraulics, but it stays in the lower/raise position unless I manually move it back to center. This was my dad's tractor, I am more familiar with the lever on my New Holland TC33D which is not...

I'm in the process of getting my dad's 1998 B7300 ready to move back to my place. Dad passed in September and mom wants his tractor to have a good home. It was serviced by the dealer in December, all fluids replaced, everything gone over. (614 hours) Ever since it was serviced, it will not...

My dad was an engineer by trade and a woodworker by choice. This is one he made from a piece of 4x4 post, some plywood and a hole saw.

My B7300. The digging tines on the bucket have proved very useful for ripping apart a hard-packed mound of mulch. Kubota 1; Mulch 0

I fitted a Kubota steering wheel spinner. Dad had a cheap one on there that I never liked. I took his off but found that meaneuvering in tight spaces, no power steering and a load in the FEL was too much. I bought a spare set of ignition keys (all B7300s use the same key) and I fitted a SMV...

Thanks, will do. I was just surpris d that the left arm looked a bit bent; wondered if dad put it back together wrong. My Other tractor's 3-point doesn't look like that. I'll hang the brush cutter on it and see how it looks.

I'm inheriting my dad's 1999 B7300. He passed away about a month ago; he'd been suffering from dimentia for 7 years. During his decline he continued to use the tractor despite not knowing anymore how it operated and repeatedly getting it stuck because he tried to mow in the woods with the finish...

So then the ball bearing belongs on top of the spring where I placed it?

I'm acquiring my dad's 1999 B7300HST; dad went into the care home for dementia; very sad but mom is looking to unload his tools. When I hooked the FEL back up, I noticed the hydraulic fluid was low. I (over)filled it with Kubota Super UDT. I quickly realized my mistake and went to drain a bit...

There are 3; one right near the driveshaft output that goes to the front wheel drive, and one on either side of the bottom of the rear diff. If it were me, I'd use a Kubota filter.