B6000 4wd 10 spline rear PTO

[MaddogMedic15732]

Okay would like some help i have a B6000 4WD I would like to add Hydraulics to it to run rear attachments or a loader.
It's also has the 10 spline PTO shaft and it turns Counter Clockwise and i am having a had time finding a 10 spline yoke to make a pto shaft and what about a Bush hog if it turns the wrong way what do i do to fix. Thanks for any help in advance

 

[TheOldHokie]

Okay would like some help i have a B6000 4WD I would like to add Hydraulics to it to run rear attachments or a loader.
It's also has the 10 spline PTO shaft and it turns Counter Clockwise and i am having a had time finding a 10 spline yoke to make a pto shaft and what about a Bush hog if it turns the wrong way what do i do to fix. Thanks for any help in advance

That's a pretty small machine. What sort of hydraulic rear attachments are you thinking about?

The tractor only holds 2.4 gallons of hydraulic oil so as a reservoir it's rather limited.

By far the best way to add an auxiliary hydraulic pump is to drive it off the crankshaft not the PTO.

Dan

 

[billrigsby]

By far the best way to add an auxiliary hydraulic pump is to drive it off the crankshaft not the PTO.

Agreed, I am not familiar with the B6000, and I looked at the dismal shop manual I have,
which showed nothing of this area, does it have a front crankshaft spline like the L1500?

 

[Lil Foot]

Agreed, I am not familiar with the B6000, and I looked at the dismal shop manual I have,
which showed nothing of this area, does it have a front crankshaft spline like the L1500?
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Nice paint job!

 

[TheOldHokie]

Agreed, I am not familiar with the B6000, and I looked at the dismal shop manual I have,
which showed nothing of this area, does it have a front crankshaft spline like the L1500?
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Best I can determine no spline which is probably a good thing. Matching those Kubota splines is not easy.

Google found a couple images of the crankshaft pulley which looks to be drilled and tapped for mounting a hub. Should be easy to fabricate an inexpensive shaft takeoff.

Dan

 

[Dave_eng]

Okay would like some help i have a B6000 4WD I would like to add Hydraulics to it to run rear attachments or a loader.
It's also has the 10 spline PTO shaft and it turns Counter Clockwise and i am having a had time finding a 10 spline yoke to make a pto shaft and what about a Bush hog if it turns the wrong way what do i do to fix. Thanks for any help in advance

Does it have any Japanese labels on it?

A counter clockwise rear pto sounds like GRAY market and North American implements wont work.

From memory the B6000 came in two versions. A japan market machine and a North American machine and the pto rotation was different.

Years ago there were pto reversers sold but today they are rare. This is what you would need to run rear implements like a Bush hog.

Read through the Gray market section of the forum as there are lots of useful info there.

Dave

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Does it have any Japanese labels on it?

A counter clockwise rear pto sounds like GRAY market and North American implements wont work.

From memory the B6000 came in two versions. A japan market machine and a North American machine and the pto rotation was different.

Years ago there were pto reversers sold but today they are rare. This is what you would need to run rear implements like a Bush hog.

Read through the Gray market section of the forum as there are lots of useful info there.

Dave

Dave, all B6000's (Grey and non Grey) had counter clockwise rotation PTO's.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Okay would like some help i have a B6000 4WD I would like to add Hydraulics to it to run rear attachments or a loader.
It's also has the 10 spline PTO shaft and it turns Counter Clockwise and i am having a had time finding a 10 spline yoke to make a pto shaft and what about a Bush hog if it turns the wrong way what do i do to fix. Thanks for any help in advance

You will need to add a pump, yes it can be added via the front crank.
Note: You don't have a lot of HP to begin with and hydraulic systems can use a lot of HP to run them.

The PTO will need to have a reverser added to it for you to use any implements besides the Implements that the B600 came with originally.

 

[Dave_eng]

Dave, all B6000m (Grey and non Grey) had counter clockwise rotation PTO's.

Thanks NIW, I think you told me this before and I forgot..
Dave