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Another hmmmmmm!!!!...Is this part of the grill guard because the front of mine looks nothing like this...My blade mounting hardware bolts directly to the frame.

Hmmmmm !!!...Going to take a look at mine.

Was sitting in front of the wood stove out in the shop where the RTV and tractor reside yesterday evening sipping a cool one. Got to thinking what a wimpy winter we've experienced and that the Kubotas have had an easy time of it this year so far, even though the reduction box on the front mount...

I purchased and installed the hand throttle shortly after buying my used 2004 model in 2008. Easy to install and works well for situations where keeping up the engine rpm are required.

After a brief January thaw that lasted 2 days, we are back to winter. Currently 11 below 0. Other than throwing a few sticks on the fire in the wood stove out in the shop and doing a little preventive maintenance, I'll let the botas snuggle until the next snowstorm.

You did not specify a general geographic location. You indicate 10 degrees temperature ... is that farenheit of celsius?? If 10F you are getting into block heater territory..I have found that my diesels like a little warming or a lot of glow plug when in this temperature range....10f = minus 12C.

Bulldog53...I'm thinking of doing similar....Post some pics when you can....Thanks

Unfortunately my paper work does not have the pn of the diverter valve...Your Kubota dealer should be able to find it...It is the diverter valve associated with a B2782B snowblower (and others) that is equipped with the optional hydraulic rotator/deflector kit.

The front mount snowblower mounted to my Kubota B2650 uses a 12 vdc diverter to select hydraulic flow to either the discharge chute hydro motor or to the deflector cylinder and is controlled by a toggle switch mounted to the FEL joy stick. Supplied by the local Kubota dealer as part of the...

SVG, Congrats on you're blower purchase. Please give us an evaluation. It sounds similar to a unit that a member ONFOOT (who we haven't heard from in ages) up in the YUKON had.

OK!. I realize that there is a border that separates the USA and Canada, but a lot of the northern tree species are the same....BUT...what the heck are pawpaws and Buckeys???I grew up on a farm that had about 60acres of forest (primarily sugar maple) and currently reside in a wooded area and I...

Great shots Mark, In laymans terms, what was used to capture these images?

OOOPS! .....forgot the Piccie !!!!!:bonk::bonk:

Shortly after transporting this load of Ash from down the road from a neighbor who doesn't burn wood for winter heat, on the next load that consisted of smaller cut up branches, one was poking out the front of the bed through the 'headache rack and when I dumped it, it took out the rear plexi...

Probably nothing to do with it but....I have had issues in the past on a Kubota tractor and a JD mower that was caused by poorly conducting safety switches that resulted in only 7 or 8 volts getting to the starter relay and being insufficient to 'pick' the relay sufficiently to allow 12vdc to...

"transmission failure" could be anything from a linkage problem, shifting forks issue, hydro unit failure etc. Too vague a description to speculate in my opinion.

I seldom use low range and only high range on occasion. I can see where depending on the RTVs usage and application more speed can be desirable (or hp). The way that the tier 4 requirements is implemented in the small displacement diesels (like with the B3350 tractor) wouldn't work very...

26 hp is the boundary, my B2650 tractor is at the non tier 4 limit.

Saw a mallard this morning paddling around the creek. It was pretty swollen from the snow melt...the creek, not the duck. Dropped the snow blade from the RTV and picked up a load of fire wood that a neighbour was giving away

BCZOOM....I knew you was joshing :fight: