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In the photo showing the muffler, is there a bolt missing? Look at the end of the tail pipe, then look to the right and down a few degrees. I don't have a RTV so have no idea what the missing bolt supports. Bob

Looking good jwstewar. I really like the color. I also like that someone has kept the work area very neat. Lots of times you see scrap building materials strewn all over the place, which makes for an unsafe building environment. Do you have access to enough fill dirt to bring everything up...

Looks like a nice outfit. We don't get much snow in NC, so don't have a need for it. I'm curious though, how do you control the front blade? Looking at the interior photos, it's not apparent to me. Good luck. Bob

Good job. Thanks. Bob

Good luck with the visit to the dealer. Sure hope the repair is covered under some type of warranty because all hydraulic work I have had done has been very expensive. Bob

While we're talking about TO-30 tractors, does yours have power steering? Mine does not and I'm seriously thinking about adding it. A mechanic friend thinks it can be added without a lot of trouble, but I don't know. Bob

Robert, I have a TO-30 and my PTO does not have to run in order for the lift arms to work. Mine does not have live PTO, so the clutch has to be out for the lift arms or PTO to work. Bob

Looks like some fine help you have there sheep farmer. Bob

Can you take the starter off, replace the hose, then re-install the starter? Bob

If you paid them with a credit card, get your credit card company involved. They can usually get much better results than you or I can individually. Bob

I don't have a 316, but on my 188, you pull the lever out to disengage the hydraulics. Bob

HCN, you'll find this forum to be very valuable in discussing how to maintain & restore older tractors. My MF35 has over 4500 hours and is still going strong. Lots of my questions get answered here by other people who have had similar problems. Hang around - I think you'll enjoy it. Bob

HCN, welcome to the forum. I can't specifically tell you where to pick up a new tank, but I would try a couple of things. One search for the tank using Google. Second: take the tank off and take it to a welding or radiator shop. If they can't reline it they will probably know of a place that...

Around here, the only thing we load up for the geese is a shotgun. Can't stand those nasty things around my pond. Bob

I don't know much about welding, but I would weld it in one side then weld another piece of metal to the other side. The new piece of metal should extend beyond the break as far as possible. Bob

Hndacr, welcome to the forum. With the tach doing like you stated, I would be suspicious of the accuracy of the hours. I have a BX 2200 with 1070 hours and the turf tires are barely worn. So again, this points to the hours not being accurate. Given that the tires are worn, I would ask if...

Farmboy, have you been without the use of your machine all this time? Did the dealer give you a loaner? If you have been without a machine for a couple of months, that should factor into what Kubota & the dealer should do to rectify this situation. Bob

You sure that thing is dead? The way it is curved looks like it is still alive. Bob

Could you weld a nut to the stud? Bob

Have you tried switching to low range? Bob