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Perfect for harvesting potatoes.

It is obvious that the mounts are different on the 80's Kubota to the B series tractors in the next century. I think I will pass on buying this one. Good price though $500 CAD. Thanks for the help Dave.

He sent me 4 photos. The mount does not look like the one on my B7800. You are Dave from the Ziller site, right ? Hodgy

I am looking for some help in identifying a Kubota L62HD front mount snowblower. It supposedly came from a Kubota L2550 tractor. It is being sold and I am having trouble getting useable photos out of the vendor. I can't find anything about the blower on the internet or what tractors it will fit...

I found a slightly used LED light bar and installed it on the rear of the cab on my B7800. I have a 6' V-Type snowblower on the 3 PTH and now I can see what is going on behind me.

I bought four LED's on sale at PA in the Spring and forgot about them. I was doing a wiring job and found them in the cabinet. So I installed them this week. What a difference in to the light output.

Well not really logging with my B7800, just moving a stump down the road from last years water and waste water installation. Had a stump left over in a yard down the road so I went with the Bota' and my shop made 3 PTH Boom Pole and brought it home. I don't know what the stump weighed but the...

Though some stupidity on my part for not securing the lower 3 PTH arms, I crumpled one of the Turnbuckle Stabilizers on my B7800. I did a real good job, bent the turnbuckle and bent both threaded ends. I have been trying to search for part numbers. The only number I can find at Messicks is...

I found the problem. When I made the side rail bell housing supports 3 weeks ago I thought I had made enough clearance for the HST foot pedal mechanism. I did not. I moved things out of the way and used the air die grinder to take off some material from the right side rail. Here is a video...

I will probably dig into it tomorrow, just did not want to go hunting if someone already has the deer hanging in their shed ! We have a miserable storm going on in Alberta today, not fit for man or beast.

Just had a problem pop up on my 06" B7800 HST. It sat unused for about 3 weeks and then yesterday I had some snow to push. The tractor was moving twice as fast in reverse than in forward. This is new as the speeds always matched. I took a quick look under the cab and the linkage might be a bit...

Thank you, Hodgy

I did some digging and the subframe number for my B7800 is B1791A. Looking like the part number is 77700-05037 which replaced 70060-0236. No where in the diagram does it show the side support rails. Do you know the part number for the rails ? Hodgy

I don't see a tag on the front hitch but your drawing looks like the same one. Your attachment has the number 56374 on it. Is that the Kubota part number ?

After two broken bell housings and two blown clutches I decided to fabricate side rail supports for my 06' Kubota B7800. I used 6" x ½" steel plate and connected the engine rails to the rear rails to support both the aluminum bell housing and the cab support structure. It was on the last clutch...

Here is the schematic of the detent kit.

Thanks Butch it was your post that pointed me in the correct direction. I thought I would make the video to show others how to fix the problem. Definite design flaw on HUSCO's part.

I did a modification to keep the rain and snow off the valve body when the Bota' is sitting.

So how does that work ? There are already two slots on the cap next to the spacer and the angle that the valve body is mounted still makes the end of the cap the lowest point for water to drain into. Hodgy .