Need advice/opinions on which model to get

Timber · Nov 14, 2006

Well the tooth bar is very cheep and totally transforms your tractor it a very good digger, My regret was not getting the Tach-all and bucket. The tach-all is another 600 bucks but the bucket should be the same. But see now your up to what the B7800 would have cost LOL its a vicious circle. Get your tooh bar and you can make a Ballast tank or buy Kubotas

bigdad · Nov 15, 2006

Jay,

Congrats on the 7610...you'll love it. Once you become "One" with your purchase you'll see how quickly it turns and how easy it is to trim with. As far as zerk access on the 60" MMM, I can get to all of mine. Also, can remove my blades w/o taking the deck off. Pick up the front with the FEL (block up the front tires).

The cut is better than I expected and even better with tuned up blades.

BD

DanR67 · Nov 15, 2006

Jay -

Congrats on the B7610 - you will not be disappointed!

In addition to a toothbar (the folks at Markham Welding are awesome!) - in terms of making 3PH attachments easier - I made V8Daves' "Telescoping Link" modification as described in this link:

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...10-3pt-stabalizer-replacement.html#post555473

This makes swapping out 3PH attachments very easy. Should be standard in my opinion - but then again the B7610 is not a "Deluxe" model.

You can check out some of my B7610 "At work" pics (link in signature) - so you can start dreaming about what other attachments to get!

I'd love to get a BH - but that is one thing I can't even justify to myself ...

Enjoy your B7610!

Dan

Jay Hilliard · Nov 15, 2006

Thanks Dan. I sent you a PM. I went to the thread that had the telescoping link exhange. However the manuals are not available to view to find the parts needed. Do you or anyone else have the part numbers?

I can see where this is a very useful mod.

Jay

DanR67 · Nov 17, 2006

Hi Jay -

I replied to your PM - here are the parts that I bought through TractorSmart.com - dunno if the prices are still the same - but you get a sense of the cost - I think I paid @ $130 total + @ 45 minutes to install.

Since TractorSmart deals in Kubota parts - I think you can also get these from your dealer. As far as an assembly drawing - your Kubota dealer should be on Kubotas Intranet / Parts catalog - ask them to print you out a picture of a B2910 3PH - as that's directly where the parts are coming from.

Hope that helps - let me know if any more Q's

Dan

PS If you plan on doing the maintenance on your B7610 youself - let me also recommend the "Work Shop Manual" - runs @ $75 - and you can also order from your dealer.

The broken links to manuals in the thread I referenced were to the "Parts Catalogs" - but I think you can also still request these from TractorSmart - not only for the B7610 - but also for any Kubota attachments (FEL, MMM etc). Also a "must have" IMO.