Recent content by TigerfaninAR

Picked up the 54" KK today. Ran it through the garden and surprised how well it did on first pass. However after closer look one side of blades front and back aren't turning. When raised off the ground I can't turn them either. Am I missing something?

Doing the 400 hr service on Kubota B2320 and was down to reinstalling rear hydraulic drain plug after all fluids were out and new filters put on. Had that bad feeling when it wouldn't tighten correctly and sure enough stripped some of the threads. Went to auto parts store and got an oversized...

I mow about 3 acres of our 7 acre place since building our home there 2 years ago. Each year I've gotten a couple loads of top soil to fill in spots that were low or small but bumpy ruts due to dozer etc that happened during the building. While it gets better I still have a ways to go along...

No, not another which is best thread so please read on. Couple weeks ago I asked a question about trading in my B2320 for either a 2920 or 3200. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kubota-owning-operating/270074-b2320-b2920-3200-a.html I got a quote for the trade in and cost of a B3200 and it...

How noticeable is the difference in power when going up. Have the 2320 and like so many before the needs didn't quite match what I thought when purchased almost 2 years ago. Initially thought light loader work with mostly mowing 3-4 acres. I way underestimated the loader work in moving dirt...

The garage is out of room trying to hold the wife's car along with the tractor and all the rakes,shovels, and other small tools. Would like something in the 10x12 size with a lean to for the tractor. I'm limited in my skills but my father in law has some experience. In no rush so thought could...

Two part question: 1) Can I pull it with a B2320? No clay, fairly easy dirt to work with. 2) Do I actually need it? First garden, have broken the ground with a middle buster and been through it with the scarifers from box blade. This did much better than I thought and actually looks like a...

Anyone esle have this problem? It's the bracket that the seat sits on. I obviously have lost a nut or something but can't see a spot where something is missing. The bracket is very loose side to side and easy to move around when the seat is lifted up. Just a little confused with where to even...

Put the loader on tonight to use the ratchet rake like I've done 50 times. Worked it for about an hour and when I curled the bucket up to get rake out of the way and lower the bucket all the way down to park, the bucket hits an abrupt stop about a foot or two off the ground while lowering it...

Yes, next year. This Spring will consist of finish levelling part of the lawn, landscaping the back beds, and planting some trees and larger shrubs in the front. When May gets here I have a large area to level and seed some bermuda. Have had small raised bed gardens for a few things but now...

Love it!! Here's my oldest helping bring some wood up to the house.

I had turfs on my b7300 before and would spin a little in some damp grass but overall was pleased. When I got the new b2320, after much reading I went with the bar turfs. The turfs on the front are easy on the lawn when turning but have a little extra on the rears that helps in my situation.

Couple weeks ago I thought I felt a slight slip in the loader control (joystick) while moving some topsoil. Stopped everything, looked for anything leaking or out of the ordinary but didn't see anything. Went back to working and now notice some small play in the control, about 1/4 inch in...

I know it varies greatly due to your area but when do you cut your field etc so you don't have to do iit again this year? Have seen some fields around here in central AR cut this week, seems a little early for this part of the country.

Love my B2320 and have only 50 hours with probably half of that using the mmm. My understanding is you have to bring the deck all the way up to make the height adjustment and then lower it to the new height. A little fickle in the beginning but after a time or two of bringing it up the knob...