Snow removing 60" mmm deck

Brad Kirkpatrick · Oct 3, 2015

i need to remove my 60" MMM to install the quick hitch for my 60" hydraulic snow and dozer blade, is there a place to go to get advice for doing this? Please respond! Sorry this is a B2320 KUBOTA.

mshumack · Oct 3, 2015

Go to Kubota Books Index of Kubotabooks/
Look for Operator Manual and Mower Manual (Mower model is RCK60x-xx). Most of the BX Operator Manuals are the same except for minor differences in model years - so a BX2350 manual should be okay for you.

Paystar · Oct 4, 2015

There are really good you-tube videos from a dealer showing it and the loader on a Bxx20.

A lot easier to watch it than go by the book. It is very easy.

Raise your anti-scalp wheels to the highest position, turn your cut height dial to zero, drop the mower, undo the PTO shaft, put your ramps in position, 2 spring loaded pins under floorboard, one on the front, drop handle to release front mount, do handle back up and drive over.

Brad Kirkpatrick · Oct 4, 2015

hey thanks for your consideration.

LarJea · Oct 4, 2015

On my B2601 it was super easy to just pull the mower out the right side instead of driving over it. (Concrete floor) With that being said I have the 54" mower which is a little bit lighter.

sandyc · Oct 4, 2015

End of the growing season for most of Maine so I've dropped the loader and put on the subframe and plow. I really don't want to use it but I know I'll have to. Ugh!

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Tractorrr · Oct 4, 2015

I agree that video is probably easiest, but 1. Lower MMM to the ground. 2. Disconnect MMM from tractor (2 pins on left and right, 1 pin in the front (remember to put the front handle/lever back up and locked into place or it will drag while moving tractor), disconnect mid PTO. 3. Raise the mower deck linkage arms prior to moving tractor 4. place ramps between MMM and front tires and back tractor's front tires over top the MMM. (you don't really need the ramps when bringing the front tires down from the MMM,.

It is probably easiest to do this on a level surface. It might help while moving tractor to have it in Low and 4WD.

Tractorrr · Oct 4, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7I_iToVJnA

This video show the removal, they have another video showing putting it back on. I'm assuming the 2320 is a drive over deck like the 2920 in the video.