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Anyone know the proper part number for the guard on b2650? I can***8217;t even find a diagram for it I removed the guard and I***8217;m drilling out new holes. Will update with pictures once complete

I have no idea. That***8217;s the way it came from factory. All you***8217;re seeing is that I removed the back bolts and tilted it a few degrees to show where I would like to drill new holes. But it was always covering the serial plate. It***8217;s the only place it would make sense for it...

@whitetiger That’s good to hear, thank you. I’ll update for future searches shortly how much all this cost.

Ok. Tighten things all and it***8217;s all good now. Second issues; to avoid this from happening again I need to tilt my grill guard back. I thought these guards had two positions. Guess I was wrong with my model tractor B2650. It has two hole on the guard but only one lines up...

Ha. Thank you sir. I appreciate your time in making that tool box the thing is solid, looks OEM and will outlast the tractor.

About switching over to synthetic motor oil. Will that affect the warranty? I use Rotella T6 in the super duty but wouldn***8217;t want to mess up my warranty with kubota. and thanks all for the quick answers. The hive mind and wealth of knowledge here is great. Thank you.

Edited first post to reflect correct info. I missed up Qts for Gal. Lol. @nbryan smart move. I will do that.

I'm want to go the extra mile on my 50hr service and change ALL fluids and filters. Could you all double check my list, i'm going to try my local dealer tomorrow morning or just order from Messicks if the local guys don't have everything. - Fuel Filter - Engine Oil filter - Engine Oil @...

B2650 with the factory third function. My grill guard is the forward position, it seems from extensive use of the grapple as the the loader has a little side to side play and the hose connections come very close to the guard that it made contact and loosened or broke this elbow connection. I...

Any July 4th coupon code? I need to buy filters and lubes

That’s it! I walked out to my little B2650 thinking this was such a great idea, took all the materials and tools I would need. Then looked at my tiny loader with 2.75cross pipes and deflated my plans. Well, this is a good enough excuse as any for a bigger tractor. :-)

Still have a lot of work, life got in the way and not much progress on the property the last few months. Met the survey crew this morning and cleared fence line as they marked. They were able to mark two sides of the property today before it got too hot. The property is slooooowwly coming...

What loader do you have there?

Ron is the man with his element storage solution. His craftsmanship is unmatched, I’m lucky enough to own one of hoses storage boxes for my b2650HSDC Thanks again for a great product.

Re: B2650 Woodmaxx vs Woodland So did I. It arrived in 4days from NY all the way down to GA!!! I just unloaded it from the semi yesterday. Going to put it together tonight.

I have a B2650 with the Land Pride SGC0660 60" If I could go back i would have bought the EA Grapple. I would want teeth like the EA, thing always slip out of the LP grapple. I can't pick up smaller item, no pinching affect with the LP. The LP feels delicate, as if it flexs at times...

Heard back from both companies. Both machines are made in China. Both machine cost roughly the same. Who has better customer service? Which machine will outlast the other? How important is fly wheel weight. Why doesn't Woodland provide specs on that. So many questions...

All cab, all the time. I clear trails, my little 2650HSDC lives its life in the forest. I fell trees with a brush cutter and chainsaw ahead of the tractor. then i move in with the grapple to move everything. I have never had an issue with knocking in to trees or limbs. This is dense forest.

that unit looks good. It states the minimum hp required to operate is 20. Our tractors are 19.5 at the PTO. Any concern's.

B2650 Woodmaxx vs Woodland I have emailed with Jim at Woodmaxx but I***8217;m still unsure which chopper to pick. Now throwing Woodland Mills into the mix with the WC68 Options are the TM-86H or the WM-8H Jim says on my tractor they will both cut the same size wood. No wood size advantage...