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Bunch of them just sold at a local auction for around 4000 + -. Mini skid steers went for around 5 Cdn

Just a thought. If you put a piece of angle iron across the top of the QA, it would make the top square instead of tapered. The top of the forks could then be made square to match it. It would take the "ramp" effect out of the top of the forks. If you don't like the angle iron, a piece of round...

We have a large garden but mostly raised beds. I have a B6100 with a home built loader. Use it almost every day. Came with a rototiller with a home built bed shaper that gets used once a year to till the garlic beds. Wouldn't want to imagine life without my Kubota

Cool. Can you open the hood with the loader down?

The pto on my B6100 stops turning whenever I push in the clutch. That would be a major PIA when operating a loader

I mounted mine on a pivot and used the rod attached to the 3pt to raise the whole assy. I think the rod may have been used for a mid mount mower and it moved when you raised or lowered the 3pt

I have a B6100 with a 6' 3pt blade and it throws the tractor around pretty good in snow H

Farmers in general do not have a lot of say as to how much they sell their product for. They can look at the price they are offered and decide to sell or not H

I chain my arms to take all the pressure off the system. Just peace of mind I guess H

Tractor time with Tim is a youtuber and he has done one. Maybe do a search

I am cracking the line at the injector and yes it is squirting fuel. It is like there is an air bubble in the injector itself.

I ran my B6100 out of fuel. I kept bleeding injectors untill I got it running again but it was running rough. I figured that there was still air in one of the injectors so I worked it doing some loader work. Higher rpms it worked pretty good but when I got it back to the shop, it was idling...

I would talk to a hydraulic shop about that. I know compression fittings work up to 1200psi but not sure about higher. I have used hydraulic compression fittings to make/repair power steering lines on cars but tractor hyd might be a different animal. I wold not trust copper at all. Just my...

I built my own loader for my B6100 and Torch knows what he is talking about. My bucket is too far forward and even with 400lbs on the 3pt, I have to pay attention as to how much is in the bucket. Especially with gravel.. I built my own block for the hydraulics. It's not that hard to do. If you...

Tee hee hee, Mama always told me that it was good to share

W What I have done in the past is connect a taillight socket with an 1157 bulb in series between the negative terminal and cable with the positive connected. With everything off, if the bulb lights up you have a short. If the bulb stays off, you are good to go. There are many small draws when...

Don't Don't forget that it had to be done every spring and fall, and maybe a points adjustment in between just for good measure.

B6100 4x4. What kind of trouble am I asking for by spacing out my wheels? We are gardening in 30" beds and I would love to be able to have the tractor straddle these beds. #2-- has anyone "made" a coupler for the front of the crankshaft? I believe it is a 22 spline 19mm shaft. I was having a...

Thank you for the replies. One thing came to light when I read the yesterday's tractor thread. I am planning a loader for this tractor and putting that much more stress on the steering box so rethinking this. I am planning on putting an alternator on this as since I did the cam plug, I have a...

Just curious, has anyone put electric power steering on a B6100? H