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What may be happeneing here, after re-reading some of the posts, is some confusion over venacular. In hydraulic system terms, the "way" refers to the porting of the spool, or the number of flow options as the spool is moved.
The added "way" on the 4-way valve is the ability to supply pressurized fluid to either work port, enabling it to supply pressurized fluid to either side of a cylinder, or operate a motor in either a CW or CCW direction.

What Kubota uses the terminology for may be different. When I ordered my loader, the dealer asked if I wanted a 3-way or 4-way valve. I never asked for a clarification, I got a 4-way valve. After some digging based on this discussion, in Kubota terms, the only difference may be the regenerative cicuit on the 4-way valve. For sure, there aren't any extra work ports.

Murf, a little confused by your reference to 2-way valves. Technically, a 2-way valve wouldn't be a valve at all since it would only have supply and exhaust, with no pressure work ports. The venacular can get messy. My wife is from Quebec. Living with her, I know all about confusing venacular. Maybe you and her can take this discussion further. :)

I still recommend anyone interested visit the Princehydraulics website. They do a good job at defining the technical terminology and differences in spool valve configurations.

kubota 3 way valve VS 4 way valve
Kubota Tractors
Replies 35 Post by beagle

I have a BX and nobody has hills like I have hills. I take my Kubota places that would make some of you guys cringe and it takes a licking. One thing that you must know is that the brakes aren't all that great when going down a steep hill in 2wd- even worse if you have a loader with stuff in it. When you go down hill or unload from a steep trailer try keeping it in 4x4 and you will see a big difference in braking power. This is a rerply for the braking part of this thread. Open that BX throttle up at least 3/4.

Have you discovered this about your BX23
Kubota Tractors
Replies 26 Post by cthonestguy

daveknowshow,

Not a dumb question at all. That angled piece of tubing is the receptacle for a cherry picker type hoist. It is handy for picking stuff up and moving things around. The hitch is a home made hitch my friend Jim made for me. He is a VERY good welder and is always welding or fabricating something. Jim told me he estimated that it could probably hold between 400 - 500 lbs. max. I don't think I would put more than 400lbs. on it although we easily picked up his Yanmar pto tiller with it that I would guess easily weighs at least 350 lbs.

Folding rop
John Deere Tractors
Replies 17 Post by Chief

1*Several people who have CUT's near me do this, the local towing company has a deal with several of the area dealerships, if they can move the CUT as time allows (fill-in work) they do it for a LOT less than normal rates. The tow truck gets work when they normally wouldn't have it, and the customer gets a cheap move.
Murf
2*LBrown, maybe I'm missing something here, you have a BX23, the tractor itself weighs 1500#, even with a few extra implements included, the weight probably wouldn't be more than about 3k #.
3*Almost any V6 powered import truck will pull that and a trailer, provided you have brakes, sway-control and an equalizing hitch and drove with moderation it probably wouldn't even be a bad drive.
Murf
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1*I will check around and see if they do that around here.
My dealer is 58 miles away, but this could work for short local trips.
2*
3*Drat all 4 of mine are 4 bangers.

Truck VS Trailer
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 55 Post by lbrown59

I thought the 4000 series was a "compact" tractor like a B series Kubota (larger wheels and tires), where the 2000 series was a "sub-compact" like the BX Kubota or TZ New Holland.

Ventrac 4200
Articulated Tractors
Replies 13 Post by AV8R

I know that feeling of frustration. I did not have the best of luck with mine, did not want to own it once out of warranty but cost me 3k for that piece of mind. Not to mention mine was SS so it initially cost more than the 2910 I traded it for.

Keep at them and perhaps they will make it right for you. I would suspect if this happened twice there is an underlying reason. The statement Art made about a recall may help you, it indicates an issue with them. I can tell you, I am pleased with the reliability of the Kubota but miss the better ergonomics of my 29D. Understand it is being updated, may make the difference.

Good luck!

TC29D Another problem with front axle
New Holland Tractors
Replies 13 Post by cutter

The Chief & Herr Rankin (;-p) have it straight.

Use common sense and the 'pucker factor' to guide you, that and a little experience and you will be fine.

In the begining, practice, or try to drill into your noodle, if the machine gets unstable on a slope you want to do two things above all else, 1) drop FEL and 3pth ASAP, or faster, and b) turn INTO the downhill direction. Avoid if at all possible locking the brakes, skidding wheels give you less in the way of stopping power and no directional stability.

There is no hard & fast rule as to what is a steep slope. It will vary with factors as minute as sunny weather or not.

Best of luck.

CaCl filled tires and roll over tendency
John Deere Tractors
Replies 13 Post by Murf

ank you very much for the fast reply and information.

Snow Blower for Ford Jubilee
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 5 Post by pszikszai

Hi, does anyone have fitment info? I have a B6200 and am looking for a used snowblower... Thanks.

Kubota G2500 Snowblower Compatibility
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by jonhickok

The clank is always present at low RPM, and audible at a distance. Again, it only appears to happen during low RPM when moving. The pedal does not need to be fully depressed for the noise to appear.

I can't tell for sure, but it seams to be coming from the left side near the axle. The best description of the sound is that of a hammer hitting the casing. What I don't understand is why it isn't noticeable at higher RPM.

Either way, I'll confirm the conditions of the noise and get the dealer to look at it. Thanks for the input.

Hydro Clanking Noise
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by metastable

Hi, new member here. Old B6200 owner. Would like to research rear mount snowblower option. Does any three point hitch rear PTO snow blower work? Is there a Kubota model compatible with the B6200? Thank you for your time.

B6200 Snow blower
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by jonhickok

Hi guys,got friend who has a mahindra ,04 2015hst 4x4 w/60"belly mower ,dealer cant tell him if the deck is quick release, or do you have to unbolt it,he seams to think that it has to be unbolted! (to give more clearance when using loader.) thanks in advance ,Craig.

mahindra mowing deck 2015
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 1 Post by unit5alive

If you go to masseyferguson.com you should be able to contact somebody that cares.

MF 1035 belts
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 5 Post by yooperpete

could someone ? please explain ?? 12/12 shuttel shift ??
i've never used a ''shuttel shift'' but ?? everyone says its the way to go..
i'ed love not to have to cluch n' brake on every bale.
is that right ? or ?? do you still use clutch ?
my uncle says ? he thinks my old 706 would be worth between 3 or 4 thousand, with loader.
i'm going to try n' putt 7 thousand along with that if i can.
my payments shouldnt be too awfull bad ?
i guess i should say its not that i caint afford what i want...its just that i hate to make payments of any kind ! ha !
shoot, my pickup's 25 years old ! one ton 75 chevy. still going strong ! my girl friend says i could live in a cardboard box n' be happy. lol !!!
buckweet

need help trying to decide what tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 13 Post by buckweet

all of this chat reminds me of the true value of having seperate finaces... The way I look at it... if a marrage can't handle seperate money, if for nothing else, for a few years, than you probley should NOT be married. To boot...the thought that "if your going to buy this, than I am going to buy that" is very elementary and childish.<br>
just my 2 cents

New 4310 need advice
John Deere Tractors
Replies 20 Post by smwelden

I routinely run around with 10k # out the back (see my picture # 19) sometimes with too many extra toys along it gets up towards 15k # but that only affects the 'off the line' performance. My tweaked F-350 with the PSD & 6 speed hardly feels it.

The only time I feel it is when the missus swats my for passing 4 cars at a time.....

Lucerne, I wouldn't be complaining about diesel at the price your paying, we have been around US$4.00 / US gallon ($0.80 Cdn. / litre) for quite some time now.

Best of luck.

TOW VEHICLE
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 26 Post by Murf

"Hydraulic hoses may be easier."

And possibly cheaper. Our local Fleet Farm store sells 1/2" hydraulic hose at $27 for 192" long with NPT fittings. It would only cost about $100 for everything.

Hydraulic sawmill carriage
Tractor Projects
Replies 32 Post by shortmagnum

Banner ads all over Michigan; "Kerry for Sportsmen" Do I need to say more!

Joke o the day
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 73 Post by yooperpete

In my search for a trailer I ended up with a 12k 16 foot tilt bed with a long tongue that helps in moving it around. It was a compromise between a dump trailer and longer trailer but it works fairly well so far.

Buying a trailer
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 18 Post by tractorbrad

I know Curtis makes them. The same company that makes the cabs. Let me know what you come up with as I am looking for the same thing. I don't really want to pay for new though.

front blade for a JD 955
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by alan6271