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FYI a 45lb barbell plate fits both on the outside and inside of the wheel, slips right over the axle if mounting on the inside. Perhaps a craigslist search in your area might turn up some?

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Kubota L185dt loader - 1399.9 hours - 4x4, runs flawlessly, starts in the coldest weather, glow plugs work great, tires are loaded, kubota roll bar new last year ($300+), ROPS lights from ROPSlights.com ($250+), two facing front, one rear facing, controlled by two switches mounted on fender...

thanks ant, if you were closer perhaps! Just out of curiosity, what size blade is that?

Complete shot in the dark, I'm looking to buy a front dozer blade for an L185DT, is it the model KUFD210? I currently have the 1200(i think that;s the model) loader on it, but I no longer need the loader. If I can't find the blade, I would end up selling the machine with the loader. I would...

lights from ropslights.com are awesome. Guy emails you back almost instantly if you have any issues also. I have them on my l185dt and they are very well made. Two pointed front one pointed back, sometimes i wait until it gets dark to do what i need to do just to use the lights.

so i ordered the idler pulley (?) or tensioner pulley (?), it came in and as I failed at getting the old one off, because that's how i do things, i decided to just put it back together and wait for the weather to get warmer, well now it seems to run just fine. Could it literally have been...

Hello, Kind of a weird problem, I think. I won't get into details unless they are required, but I have found out that the fan behind the radiator (that is the coolant fan, yes?) doesn't turn unless I give it a spin, and then it stays on the whole time the tractor is running. When i turn off...

my b6000 had a switch wired in from the previous owner for a back light, he did it the right way with fuses and relays(i think thats what its called), and i have a 55w flood light hooked up to it and it works awesome. Never had a problem

i did check the fuses on the dash...when you say spade terminal, what does that mean?

ok well i replaced the bulbs today....still no low beams, before i start tearing things apart, are there any suggestions on troubleshooting?

ok well turns out the guy i bought the tractor from thought of making some repairs as the box of parts he gave me contained 3 new forks and some other goodies. I had those all replaced and used the tractor quite a bit today and didn't have one problem with it.....thanks for the help

Congratulations on your retirement from property maintenance....I'm thinking 8-10K$ depending on condition???

oh man those are awesome diagrams thanks so much

sorry if i misinformed....the only reason a spring popped out was because i tried to play mechanic and take off the cover by the shifter....in doing so, i lost a spring as it stuck to the cover when i pulled it out. I'm looking at my parts diagram now and there are supposed to be balls with...

well got the assemblies out and apart, hardest part was figuring out those spring clips on the inside....just waiting for the bulbs from amazon to arrive to replace, hopefully that does it, thanks for the help

is there something that i should be looking for to see if something is worn just by removing the the transmission cover?

Another l185 question/problem for you: Second time in a week this happened to me, put it in gear to go forward, and nothing, motor bogs down but tractor wont move. Put it in neutral, let off the clutch, and it goes backwards. When I actually go to put it in reverse, the shifter wont go into...

okay makes sense only had "high" ordered some new bulbs today for it.....couldnt really find anything on here about adding auxillary lights for more light for the 185....anyone with any ideas?

Can you l185 owners tell me if your headlights have a low beam and a high beam? My switch has two settings on it, on the first setting, i have just tail lights, on the second setting i have tail lights and headlights. On my b6000 i do have a low and a high beam...b6000 also has a horn gosh...