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I just reused the old washers and did not have any leaks. As far as the pricing of the pump goes there are numbers all over the place. I went with factory replacement parts. I am not sure if I would do that again. I just replaced loader bucket seal yesterday. Kubota price 540.00 After market price 165.00. I did the after market, No leaks and holding pressure just fine. I think Kubota sells tractors so they can sell overpriced parts later.

No doubt!

Not sure what you’re referencing.

You can also go to messicks.com and look up the diagrams for this.

@@KevinGreer thx bud

It has both, I rarely break bolt’s because the clutch catches it first.

Now that is funny😝, a sawtooth bucket is good for scrap metal.

Big Tex 10 PI, 10k 20’ long

You can do that too, just disconnect shaft from the PTO, remove three plastic keepers and slide the shield back.

@@KevinGreer I'll have to take a closer look, I think I've only been able to get grease in there a few times over the years. I probably should change the gear oil sometime too.

Everything Attachments make a replacement shield for that

Really? I have a Land Pride cutter. I'll have to check it out. I don't have a shield on tractor PTO, I bought it used, so who knows where that is. @@js4455dl

County Line/Tractor Supply

Not sure about the B7800 but mine has the regulator mounted on top of the pump. That for me was the most difficult part of replacing the pump. Just be patient and you will get it!

Those little pumps are pricey!

@@KevinGreer Yes sir, something's still not right , I'll check it out Monday my backside is tired lol

Glad it was helpful!

If you are good with tools don’t worry it is not that difficult. As far as trash in the system I did not have any. I did change the filter and fluid at the same time though. I had the same concerns. If your tractor loader, 3 point lift, and steering are what is effected this will take care of it.

@@KevinGreer after talking with the people i just bought the tractor from they rather i take to dealer to have fixed on their dime to besure we get it right the first tie all i have in it is trucking no big deal

Good deal!

www.brushraker.com/br-series-tractor-rakes

MX6000 does better in thick wet grass. I still use the MX4800 for most of the mowing though.

Florida, I run about 2500 in heavy brush, around 2000 in light brush.

www.brushraker.com/br-series-tractor-rakes

6’

@@KevinGreer Thanks. Would of guessed you would need closer to 100HP for that size of mower. Looks like 50HP does fine.

I use the same mower on my MX6000 as well.

Kubota MX4800

If you did not turn the valve off or if the valve leaked you will have to purge the air from the fuel system. The best way would be to follow the fuel line to the next fitting and try purging air from there and so on until the air is purged. My BX 2670 was a real pain losing prime when I replace filters.

Messecks

Maintaining My Landpride RCF2072 th-cam.com/video/xLtGCPCKnqw/w-d-xo.html

About 250# water in each rear tire. I would run more if I did not trailer it.

Yes, this parcel is about 10 acres.

There is a lot of price gouging going on right now.

It’s all about height, weight, live, dead, dry or wet soil. As you can see many variables. After using it for a while you will get a feel for what it is capable of. Don’t forget the weight and counter weight of the machine you are using it on.

@@KevinGreer Thanks. I’ve got an MX6000 also. I really like the machine. Most everything I pull is 7’, it handles them with no problem at all.

I have never lost prime on my MX machines, the BX2670 is another story. I had to bleed the injector lines more than once.

My Mx4800 now has 2300 hrs and the MX6000 has 600hrs. It’s all about production for me. The type of work I use these machines for I can easily out produce DT models. I load/unload as many as 4 times a day cutting 1-5 acre parcels in some tight areas. This is where HST units shine. Basically these are just big lawnmowers. If I was doing long pass runs I definitely would use a DT machine.

I forgot to say that I only do a filter and fluid top off at 200 hrs. That’s not to bad.

@@KevinGreer The good thing is that the tractors sound like they are making you Money. Just remember, every drop of circulated hydraulic fluid goes through the hydrostatic filter, the charge pump, then 0.0005 clearanced swash-plate plungers as "grinding compound". A "Very fine quality only Genuine Kubota" is only up to the task for 200hrs. By-pass happens after filter life expired an "clogages" then drive performance diminishes then comes a worn out used up machine way before it's destined 5000hr mark (maybe). You being "Halfway there" have bested 90% of said units out there & didn't even "bat an eye " on the 1100$ hydraulic pump. Good ventures ahead & keep the fluid pumping!

All I know is my machine operation was 4.5% last year. As long as the Kubotas will keep that up I will be happy!

@@KevinGreer Fantastic Mr.Kevin , my "2 cents worth" was really delegated to the "novice home-loaner";;; That spends in all reality 150.oo$ an hour on "owning" a compact tractor --- just because of a measly 50-75hrs per year. Thanks for ALL your note worthy commentary.

This is the MX4800, non turbo.

It is one I put together, I am going to make a video on how to do it.

Not sure which side right or left, there is a flat area you can put a wrench on. I would look but I don’t have the BX anymore.

@@KevinGreer yeah there's a flat spot for a wrench on both sides of mine. It is very thin though a normal wrench won't fit on it. I guess I could grind it down to about half its thickness. Supposedly the new bx models have a fair amount of issues with their tie rods. I'm out one at 120 hours.

Wow, you must be running her hard!

@@KevinGreer haha not really. I don't even recall catching the boot on anything. You don't have to search forums very hard to see these new clear boots are a problem for kubota.

Mowing tall woody weeds will tear them up!

Not sure, I think it was 5 years old. You can’t really go by that she work hard.

The left side is the hydrostat/transmission filter HHTAO-59900 for the MX4800.

Thanks

Lol, I do it every day.

Always happy to answer questions about my experience with these machines.

Worth every penny, I would never have a grader without them now.

Ordered mine through messicks for the 1572. $250 with freight. Thanks for the follow up. Keep the videos going. You have a good start!

Thanks, Messicks is great to deal with.

Don’t forget to order the nuts and bolts like I did!

Roger, This is the link to the one I have. It is 650 pounds, great root grapple but you give up a lot of lifting power because of the weight. Make sure you have an adequate amount of ballast if you go with a heavy unit.

www.brushraker.com/br-series-tractor-rakes

Buy the grapple from Everything Attachment. Better material, lower weight allows you to lift more.

Land pride makes a good one and very lightweight but still durable. Doesn't take away from the left capacity so much

Yes on the rpm’s, but the vegie-saw stays lol.

I will be replacing the 80volt Kobalt with the Milwaukee M18 chain saw when this one wears out.

@@KevinGreer good luck with that. Why not just get a real chainsaw? I tried the stihl cordless and made the mistake of buying the Ego 18" They both are nice buy no comparison against a decent gas powered one.

I have had “real chainsaws” tired of poor performance and endless repairs. For no more than I use them battery power tools and saws work fine for me. Never going back to gas. I have changed over to all battery tools with the exception of my air tools in my shop.