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Thanks guys. I have blown it out a bit in the past, but I admit I don't tend to it regularly. I think it's time to take the front clip off and do a good job on it.

B2150 overheating
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by saserby

I have a B2150 also, with a Kubota loader. It picks up the front end easliy. With the front edge of the bucket down, it will probably lift the tires 8-10" off the ground. Even with a flat bucket, it will lift a few inches. I've had to use it more than once to back out of a hole I was in!

bucket down pressure
Kubota Tractors
Replies 18 Post by saserby

I have a larger tractor than you with hydro and 4x4. I use it to mow, rototill and just recently to blow snow. I would say I use the 4x4 sometimes, especially when tilling, but for normal use on level ground, I might be able to get by without it. But, for me, the hydro is a must. If you have it now, you won't be happy going back to shifting gears.

Potential B1700 purchase
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by saserby

Thanks guys. I knew there must be a trick. That makes sense about the drain plugs. For $6 that is a must have item. I'm going to Farm & Fleet today to pick up what I need.

I'll tell you, this blower is pretty low maintenance. The fan is direct drive, so no chain. And the bearings are all sealed. The only thing to grease is the drive shaft, and lube the gear box.

Kubota rear snow blower prices
Kubota Tractors
Replies 24 Post by saserby

Here in Illinois it's illegal to feed the deer, other than food plots.(alfalfa, clover, etc.) CWD is spread by deer in close contact like what happens when they all go to the same feed spot. But also, and just as important, in general you do the deer a disservice by feeding them. At least that's what our DNR says around here. If they get used to the food supply, they don't look for others. Then if you stop, they don't know where to go. Also, more and more deer will find your food, and you will have to put out more and more food to keep up. From everything I've read, and as cruel as it sounds, your best off leaving nature to itself. Survival of the fittest. The land will support the amount of deer that is right.

Feeding Deer
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 33 Post by saserby

Thanks Guys. The dealer is going to replace engine oil and hydraulic fluid and filters. I couldn't find any leaks. Not even any seepage. Sounds like the problem will likely go away when they do the service.

Kubota power steering
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by saserby

Thanks Guys. It is a nice machine. Good point about the hitch arms.

JD 2210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by saserby

Thanks again Art. Good advice!

Kubota compacts
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by saserby