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Another possibility is the Shaft outside diameter is much smaller than the Collar inside diameter. This would allow excessive play in the joint.

I think it is similar to using a cold chisel to cut a steel rod. repeated blows cutting the loose bolt. The grain unloading drive on my JD 9500 only uses a 6mm bolt.

In my opinion. Read Owners Manual. Also Ask the Service Manager at a dealer. A buddy had Owners Manual that said Clutch was NOT necessary to engage PTO. When the PTO quit Service Manager stated the updated manual said to Push Down Clutch. He currently has the tractor split to replace PTO clutch...

IF you have a larger tracked skid steer. I like the Danuser Intimidator.

The story in my area is that the fuel (distillate) was called "Tractorlene". I have seen 2 types. One used spark plugs for the Tractorlene. The other had spark plugs to get warmed then a lever was thrown to raise compression to use Diesel. The owner of the second type complained of head problems.

Yep. But a lot easier

When organizing pallets, forks longer than the pallet can cause problems. Holes poked in buildings, damage a pallet behind the one you are moving. A receiver is VERY handy.

I pull a Rhino TW16 with a Kubota B3030. Yes it is slow. I needed a mower that was wider than the outside edge of my tires.

If it has a reasonable size Kubota diesel (>20 hp) this could be a project for .....

I have a kubota b3030 with a bh77. It is not a case 580 or a an excavator. I think of it as a diesel powered shovel. Repairing tile blow holes and burying water lines are easier on my back.