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[walt1122]

Hi All, new member. Have a question about my Kubota b21 hydraulic line on the backhoe. Bought machine second hand with 125 hrs on it from dealer. Has about 400 now. Good machine, pulled a lot of stumps and moved lots of dirt. Used it to hardscape and landscape when we built current house. Also have an old Satoh 3 cylinder diesel. The model is called "beaver" and it is a good machine as well. I use it for snow plowing (simple up/down hydraulic with manual have to get out of your seat angle adjustment) a small "YORK" rake helped when I cleared property in preparation for putting in grass and then machine comes in handy when I do misc. yard work. The b21 is just too big! I just bring it out now when I need to "get serious". The hours meter on the beaver is only XXX.X digits and I know it had to have gone around at least once. I had to change out the clutch the first week after I bought the machine from a private seller. Lot of truth to that old saying "buyer beware". The seller also included a 60" Woods mower but it is a "beast" and way too big for the machine. But over all the machine has served me well. I have 700 hours now and it had 2XX hrs. when I bought it in early 2001. I think it is from circa 1970's. Smokes under load but...suites me just fine just the way it is.

thanks

Walt

 

[duke7595]

Welcome to the site, you will find a great deal of knowledge here, there are many members with vast experience to answer questions from
simple to difficult, in about any subject.

Sorry I'm not able to give you advice on you're question, however there are some good people here that will.

duke

 

[murphy1244]

:welcome: from Ohio

 

[farmgirl19]

I can't help with your questions, but :welcome: to TBN, from Texas!

 

[MIKE R]

Welcome to the forum from Canada.

 

[creekbend]

Welcome aboard. Best wishes.

 

[mguitas]

:welcome:

 

[The kid]

Welcome Walt to TractorByNet.