Kubota B6100E

[1930]

Hello 1930 - I used to have a Kubota B6100DT about the same vintage as yours. Your pictures look very familiar.

To answer your question about getting a "genuine" set up for the draw-bar, there is no such thing as far as I know. A draw bar is an "attachment" and so any manufacturer's attachments that are CAT1 (That's basically a size specification) will fit and work on your B6100E. There is no reason go get Kubota attachments. You can get drawbars and other attachments at places like Tractor Supply, you local tractor dealer or on line.

As to specific parts for your tractor (filters, switches, etc) check out Messicks on line: Kubota B61 Parts

As to the glow plug - my light came on as soon as I put the switch in the pre-heat position - which I held for max 30 seconds in winter - maybe 10 seconds otherwise. My oil pressure light came on within seconds of engine start. As I recall there was a warning in the manual that said if it doesn't come on in 5 seconds after start - shut the engine down.

Thanks for the link, Im gonna get some stuff.

 

[KennyV]

This should be Your Fixed Drawbar, note it is Not a 3Point category 1 attachment.
6624 8651 Kubota Drawbar B61, B71, B72 - YouTube

 

[KennyV]

This is what I have at this point, a well used place to attach a fixed drawbar.

Can you suggest one that will fit properly no doubt about it or do I need to take some measurements?

Ill need hardware as well.

Looks like the reciever is there, the rectangular box just under the PTO... There is nothing too special about it, Measure the height & width so you know the size that will fit into that box... also measure the hole size for the pin that will pin it in place.
I would take those measurements to a tractor salvage and see if I could find a used one that would fit. Ideally it should be long enough to put the ball mounting hole 14 inches behind the tip of the PTO shaft. but that is not going to be a critical measurement for towing a trailer... KennyV

 

[1930]

Looks like the reciever is there, the rectangular box just under the PTO... There is nothing too special about it, Measure the height & width so you know the size that will fit into that box... also measure the hole size for the pin that will pin it in place.
I would take those measurements to a tractor salvage and see if I could find a used one that would fit. Ideally it should be long enough to put the ball mounting hole 14 inches behind the tip of the PTO shaft. but that is not going to be a critical measurement for towing a trailer... KennyV

14 in behind that's good information thanks for that I just came back from the local Kubota dealer and they confirmed what somebody else had already said that there is no such thing as a drawbar for the American Kubota tractor only Canadian so looks like I'm going to be making one cuz I'm not going to spend $60 for a flat piece of metal with a hole drilled in the end of it.