Search results

I'm trying to hook up a third function valve to a Kubota B2920, and I'm trying to determine where the power beyond port is This is a picture I got off the net, not mine but same valve Here is a valve diagram and where the hoses appear to go

I have a very large pile of debris left from some land clearing. It would eventually rot away, but I'm trying to speed it along. I pull logs out with the tractor, then I've been slicing off 3 inch sections from the logs, lay them out on the horse manure. Then I cover it with another layer...

I have a bunch of small leaks around the rim of my ATV tire, I was planning on breaking the seal and cleaning it out as best I can. Are there any tricks to getting a good seal? I saw some people say put dish soap on it.

I needed a log splitter and I'm sure the cheapest route would have been to buy one already made, but I really hate the sound of small engines and I didn't want another engine to maintain. I went the route of building one powered by my Kubota B2920. The main parts were: Northern Tool Log...

I built a three point hitch log splitter, the detent is supposed to operate the B Port. I have the B port hooked up to the lower part of the cylinder, which should cause it to retract, but instead it causes it to extend. The other issue is the valve is supposed to have a rapid extend feature...

I think I broke something on the mid mount mower on my B2920 Kubota. I took the mower off to do some bush hogging and I saw this bar bent down afterwards, its on the linkage for the mower but not sure where it attaches. It looks like there may be a bracket on the bottom part of one of the 3pt...

First off, I wanted to thank all the posters on this board, it really helps to get feedback from people that own the equipment. I think I've followed the same path as many on this board, looking at BX1860 first, then BX2360 and BX2660. I have not ruled these out, but I have 6.5 acres mostly...