Rick Jay
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- Kubota B2910, also Honda HT3813 with mower and front blade.
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Jeff396
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We do seem to scare the woman away for some reason...../w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif
Jeff
Jeff
riptides
Super Member
Nah,
I think she took the information and is out there looking at tractors for her hubby now. With the fine information gleened from this community, she has narrowed her search window to the three models provided.
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-Mike Z.
I think she took the information and is out there looking at tractors for her hubby now. With the fine information gleened from this community, she has narrowed her search window to the three models provided.
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-Mike Z.
theboman
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crown
Platinum Member
boman,
I respectfully agree!! Now if only I can find those steroids and a way to feed them to my B-7500./w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif
I respectfully agree!! Now if only I can find those steroids and a way to feed them to my B-7500./w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif
Hank
Silver Member
Re: confused about different Kabota models
<font color=blue> I don't think the B7800 has position control but instead has an up down lever that can be prepositioned </font color=blue>
Just got my B7800 manual (plus the machine) yesterday. I had to get into the manual to figure this out. The B7800 does not have a position control, but what Kubota calls a "quarter inching" control (quarter inch incremental adjustments at the lower link). There are five positions for the lever, regular down, quarter inching down, neutral, quarter inching up and regular up.
At first, yesterday, I only "found" regular down and up, because when I was in the quarter inching position, I didn't even notice it move. If you hold it there, though, you can see it moving.
<font color=blue> I don't think the B7800 has position control but instead has an up down lever that can be prepositioned </font color=blue>
Just got my B7800 manual (plus the machine) yesterday. I had to get into the manual to figure this out. The B7800 does not have a position control, but what Kubota calls a "quarter inching" control (quarter inch incremental adjustments at the lower link). There are five positions for the lever, regular down, quarter inching down, neutral, quarter inching up and regular up.
At first, yesterday, I only "found" regular down and up, because when I was in the quarter inching position, I didn't even notice it move. If you hold it there, though, you can see it moving.