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I have an clutch issue with my 88 b6200d. Last year I installed a new clutch fork (it snapped) and adjusted clutch. That seemed to go fine. Clutch engages and disengages about halfway through the motion of the pedal. However, you need to extra extra cautious letting the clutch out...or it bangs...

Looking at purchasing this homemade rear blade for my B6200. Its 5' wide, swivels 360 degrees and was supposedly on a sub compact before. Does this blade look to be too heavy for a B6200? (I believe the B6200 is good for 1000 lbs on 3pnt)

Just doing the yearly servicing on my 88 B6200D 4x4. I've greased every nipple I could find, but I cannot for the life of me find the nipple for the front axle pivot point (dead center of axle under frame).. Is there even one there?

Trying to fix the foamy hydraulic fluid issue in my b6200d. Fluid foams when in use, but clears up after a few hours. Getting air somewhere but want to ensure the hydraulics are venting. I have heard the vents plug up. I have read that the vent is under the top link bracket, but for the...

My 88 B6200 keeps foaming the hydraulic fluid, and from what I gather, it is most likely caused by a leak in the suction side of the pump. A day after using the tractor, the fluid looks fine ( no bubbles). Anyway, I want to replace the 4 o-rings in the suction tube in attached pic. I...

I have a 1988 B6200d 4x4 and while finishing the last row of mowing today, i depressed the clutch and the tractor kept going, I have no resistance on clutch other than the pedal spring. Before that it worked fine and made no weird noises. I reached my hand inside the bottom hole and \I can...

I have a few areas in my backyard where I want to fill and level. I estimate it will take 2-3 tandem loads of good quality fill. I do not have a loader on my B6200 4x4. I am wondering if a box blade or rear grader blade would be enough to spread the fill from the piles dumped by the tandem...

I have a single spool hydraulic valve and cylinder to lift the B2551 snowblower on my tractor. When I first installed it, the lever action seemed wrong to me. To lift the blower, you had to push lever forward. To lower it, you had to pull the lever back. Thats the opposite of what I was used...

I just replaced the seals in the 3 PNT hitch cylinder in my b6200d, due to it leaking down. The new seals fixed that issue, but now when I am using the hydraulics, I am getting air bubbles in the fluid and just today it started overflowing fluid through the breather. It was white with bubbles...

Just about done of my 3 pnt wood hauler for my B6200. Built from scratch using 1\4" angle iron and 2x10 boards. Just needs some sides. I copied the TSC carry all frame design, https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/countyline-carry-all Should be ready to haul some firewood soon!

Two problems I hope you can help me with: Problem 1 In checking the hydraulic oil in my geared b6200, I noticed that the oil was whitish...it ended up being very bubbly or frothy. This was just after being used. The fluid was just changed last month, but this is the first time I used the...

I just installed a new to me B2551 front mount snowblower on my B6200DT. Everything seems to be working fine with the exception of how touchy the lever for up and down is.....If I were to grab the lever and push, the blower instantly lifts up. The worst is putting it down, where its very hard...

I have a 1988 B6200D and am installing a new to me B2551 front mount snowblower. The snowblower already has hydraulic hoses with female quick couplers that measure 3/4" inside. So for the two available ports on the tractor side, I need to male quick couplers. I'm not sure what thread and...

I have read many posts on the subject but still can't decid what I should do. I have a 1988 B6200 4x4 gear with a newly purchased B2551 front mount snowblower. The tractor has turf tires all around and will be clearing a paved driveway that has a slight incline. I am concerned with traction...

Just received the B2551 snowblower I bought online for my B6200DT. Looks to be in great condition other than a bit of surface rust. I don't believe it was ever used much. Little bit of paint and I'm off to the races. Here's hoping for lots of snow this winter.....

I am looking at a B2551 front mount snowblower for my gear driven tractor. Supposedly it was mounted previously on the front of the same gear B6200. From what I have read, it uses the front pto setup (which i already have for my belly mower). However, I have been unable to find a pic of one...

Just wanted to post a picture of my new to me '88 B6200. Needed some tlc but turned out nice. Mowed the grass for the first time today and it did a real nice job. I have noticed an excessive amount of wobble of the pto shaft coming from the front pto to the mower. Looks to be loose at the front...

I have a B6200DT that has only ever had the belly mover attached (front pto driven). I would like to add two hydraulic controls (2 spool) to operate a plow or similar on the front (up\down, left\right). Would someone please point me in the right direction on what parts I would need and where I...

I am looking at purchasing a B2763 full frame front plow for a 1986 B7200. It would need slight modifications to fit the frame (frame not as wide). I am wondering if anyone has plowed snow with B7200 and a 5 foot snow blade? Would the B7200 handle that size blade fine?

I own a 1988 B6200d with the RC60-72 mower run via the front pto clutch assembly. I removed the mower deck tonight to do some repairs to it, and briefly started the tractor to move it out of the way. Suddenly heard a horrible banging noise coming from tractor and immediately turned it off. It...