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can anyone help me out, I have a 1995 1025 Belarus and I need to know what wires go where on the key switch. Also I think I have a short some where , because there is power on all of the wires on my gauges , shouldn't there be a ground ? <br>
thanks for the help

Belarus 1025 Tractor key switch help
Belarus
Replies 1 Post by 04snowbuster

Anyone ??
There isn't anything in the manual.

First stage fuel filter assembly
Belarus
Replies 3 Post by 04snowbuster

I'm looking to find a user's manual for a Kubota 60" belly mower. This is for a Kubota L2050 tractor. Thanks.

Seeking mower instruction manual
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by ClodBuster

I really do not mean to hijack this thread but I would like to know what the benefit is to each of the tiller rotation designs. Does one till better? Does one break up heavy clumps better? Inquiring minds need to know ;-)

Tiller For BX2350
Operating and Attachments
Replies 4 Post by ClodBuster

I have a Ford 3000 with these Model #'s and Production codes. Can someone please tell me what year it is and where it was made. Also where I can get a good operators manual. Thanks in advance.<br>
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310-13C<br>
7L13B<br>
A****** (serial #)

Ford 3000
Antique Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Dovebuster

Hi. <br>
Brand newbie on this board.<br>
Looking for purchase tips. I've got a quote on a new BX1850, but I'm also considering a used model with low hours if the price is right.<br>
I'll be running around to some dealers in the next few weeks, and I was wondering what I should be looking out for on used BX1830's, BX2230's, BX1850's, and BX2250's. In other words, what are common things that go wrong.<br>
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I probably wouldn't consider anything with more than 150 hours unless it was super clean.<br>
I'll be looking for something with MMM, FEL, and possibly a rear snowthrower, and I'll want to add a cab later.<br>
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Any pricing advice (what would be a good deal) is also appreciated.<br>
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Thanks in advance!<br>
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Ken

What to look for on used Kubota BX s
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by sodbusterken

Most likely the tire is OK. I would recommend leaving the wheel on the tractor and jacking it off the ground. Then, make sure there is not dirt between the rim and tire. Next, lubricate the tire and rim with soapy water or tire lubricant that can be purchased from Carquest or other professional autoparts stores. Next, remove the valve stem schrader valve ( valve stem core) so air will quickly blast into the tire and push it out on the rim. The come along wrapped around the tire will certainly help. Also, if the tire will not seal around the rim, then you can buy bead sealer which is thick rubber glue looking stuff from a professional auto parts store.

re-seating front tire
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by knucklebuster

If the clutch is stuck to the flywheel from setting a long time, the tractor will not idle when placed in gear with the clutch depressed (pushed in). I have had this happen to my Satoh Beaver twice. The first time I split the tractor. The disc peeled right off the flywheel. The second time I held the clutch in while moving in gear. I repeatedly pressed the brakes. Finally, the transmission broke loose; I mean it broke. Broke second gear and the
cluster gear. Split the tractor and peeled the clutch
again and replaced the gears. Now I keep the clutch pressed when not in use for a long time.

1962 Ford Jubilee Stuck Clutch
Antique Tractors
Replies 9 Post by knucklebuster

thanks for the note mr. white. i've been quoted from 35,500 to 42,000, for the l48tlb-sg new.just trying to find someone around me for 35,000 instead of 3 states away.soddbuster

price on kubota L48tlb-sg
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by soddbuster

The manual for the 1914 lists several oils you can use. The only one I could find was valvoline unitrac at napa. About 45.00 for 5 gal.

Hydraulic Fluid
Kioti Tractors
Replies 4 Post by buster1

I'm here too. LB1914 41 hrs running great.

KIOTI OWNERS
Kioti Tractors
Replies 33 Post by buster1

DO NOT ever clean, sweep, or brush off your side screen with your engine running. The screen will act like a cheese grate and grind the material into very small parts that will go right through and plug your radiator.

It kind of sounds like what you might have done.

Ed

Overheated 2210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 36 Post by scuddlebuster

A couple weeks ago I was asking about a small bucket for my Kubota B2150. The Kubota dealer told me 10" was the smallest they offer, as I already have a 12 that wouldn't be much difference. Someone suggested a Woods/Gannon bucket is available in 8", and it may fit the 'bota. Well I got it in today through my local farm implement dealer who turns out is a Woods dealer on the side.
I am real impressed with the quality, while my 'bota 12" bucket and hoe has held up well under pretty severe use (lots of rocks) the Woods is even heavier duty. I now understand the posts I've read about the robustness of the Woods implements, price was a little over 300 bucks delivered, cheaper then I thought it may be. If their complete backhoe is anything like their 8" bucket it'd be my choice if buying a new backhoe. Now I'm ready to tackle that 240' of conduit trenching in my rocky soil, digging wise a 8" trench has to be quicker/easier then a 13" (actual width of the other bucket). Oh yeah, it fit right up, but I needed the supplied pivot pins, glad I bought them also, complete with zerts. But I did have to shim up a bit with 1" flat washers as the attach points are slightly wider, that won't effect performance.
Tom

small bucket
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 4 Post by buster

Jeff, is the 8" bucket you mentioned for the Prairie Dog hoe? If so, would it fit the Kubota factory hoe/dipperstick linkage? Any idea as to cost?
I see the point about the skinny buckets, 18" deep by 6" wide would be a pain to work in, but a trencher leaves a similar sized trench and depending on the soil type (not sandy ever around here, usually rocky sometimes good black dirt depending if you're in the mountains or in the valley). Renting is a real pain due to the distance to the rental yards/town. 2 days from now I have 140' of conduit trench to dig, next week 250'. The B2150 makes it fun and easy no matter the bucket size.
Tom

small backhoe bucket
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 14 Post by buster

Anyone know if a smaller then 10" backhoe bucket for my Kubota B/L 4520B is available? I'm doing a lot of trenching with my B2150 for electrical lines (18" deep") I bought it used with a 12" bucket (maybe 14", depends what part you measure from) and would like to avoid buying a trencher since I already have the hoe. It looks to me that a bucket as small as 6" could be used without mods to the dipperstick. I'm on the verge of making one, and will if I have to but it sure would be nice to just go buy one.
I'm aware of the middle buster technique of trenching, but we have a lot of rocks here and feel the hoe is the way to go. Thanks for any help

Buster

back hoe buckets
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by buster

Lars,
I too am a builder, and I use my Kubota B2150 w/6 1/2' Kubota backhoe often. Last week another contractor hired me to dig 8 piers for a big deck (2 foot square holes, 4' deep), tight quarters and on a hillside. Before that I had a small addition, 10 by 30, no basement but here in Idaho we go 3' to footing depth. Again, tight quarters and the Mighty Kubota did great. I tow it with my 351 Ford on a light 2 axle trailer and its a good match. Around here full size hoes and their operators are a dime a dozen, and I don't attempt to compete with them. BUT, I have the only Kubota type outfit around, and some of the full size guys refer work to me they don't want to mess with, or places they can't get too. I also use the post hole auger (6" and 12" augers) a lot also. I also do a lot of landscaping/grading etc with the 6' back blade.

So I guess my advice may be to get a smaller rig, and leave the big jobs to the big machines. The smaller outfits will come out the loser when head to head with a full sized machine (obviously), but its great to be able to do things the big boys can't.
Tom

Compact backhoe or Full size backhoe
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 13 Post by buster

NAPA lists the lb1914 in their catalog. A NAPA oil filter (wix) is about $7.

kioti 1910 oil filters
Kioti Tractors
Replies 9 Post by buster1

I bought a LB1914 w/fel last month to replace my tired 8n. Been using the loader to clear trees and brush from the ice storm in Dec. It works great for me. It will move 20" dia oak logs cut 54" (width of bucket) no problem.One issue might be the turf tires. I got r4 tires and traction is limited in 2wd. However pull back in 4wd and it goes great. Hope this helps.

LB1814 used price and functionality
Kioti Tractors
Replies 6 Post by buster1

I just installed a block heater in my 2150 last week. And yes you do cut the small hose coming out of the radiator and permanantly plug it. Secure the remaining length of the hose with a zip tie. The fitting is on the lower right side of the block, and is a pipe thread fitting, about 1". It is NOT a allen wrench type fitting, it has a raised boss on it, with the nipple for the small hose in it. It is tight to get to, you can't quite get a pipe wrench on it, and channel locks don't do it either. After cogitating on it for some time I took a cold chisel, and with a hammer tapped on the fitting boss, counterclockwise of course, it loosened up and pliers did the rest. The heater itself is a pipe thread fitting with a little heater element, real simple, and very effective. Not knowing your level of mechanical expertise I don't know how alarmed you'll be by the thought of beating on your 'bota's block with a cold chisel. In my case, after wasting time making a special wrench to work on the oddball fitting (which didn't) I went to the cold chisel method, well known by shade tree mechanics as a last resort for stubborn nuts, all it took was a few taps to jar it loose, and a couple minutes later the job was complete. Piece of cake!
Tom

Block Heater for B2150
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by buster

So I'm to understand I can get a block heater from a Kubota dealer? I'll go that route, didn't think of that. I agree the lower rad heaters are pretty ineffient thermally, and the warm oil isn't really the answer either. As I mentioned it starts fine as is, but I like the warm engine approach, its gotta be better for long term health of same. Thanks all for the tips.
Tom

engine heater
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by buster