Next time you Remove your clip put a magnet on the end of the tool👍makes you some gaskets out of Bicycle tubes Rubber gaskets will last longer👍 try using sandpaper on your brake pads to rough them up will also help👍 No grease it’s need to be dry Because the brake dust will buildup in the grease and cause it to slip 👍✌️🤙❤️🇵🇹❤️
Thanks for the tips. Bicycle tube gasket would not be big enough for this area unless you do it in 2 halves. I did end up using sand paper to rough up the brake shoes. I have already put the drums back on and used a tiny bit of anti-seize on the splines, there was no grease visible at all before putting circlip back on, so that should be ok.
Hello, thanks for the video. I've noticed you've got the rear wheels facing "inward" which seems unconventional - I was considering doing this thinking it would gain me a few extra CM's of total width for a tiny bit more stability. What are you thoughts?
I had a B7000 tractor which had the wheels the standard way around and having used the B7001 with the wheels as shown it does offer some more stability. The tractor came like this when I bought it. It was better like this using it on slopes and hitting a bump didn't make me feel as though it was going to tip over, which I did sometimes have with the B7000. So in my opinion if you need the stability try it out and see.
Hello, if you look at this parts manual for the B1750: www.pnevmomash.com/assets/spare%20parts%20lists/Kubota/tractors/b/Parts%20list%20catalog%20Kubota%20B1750%20.pdf it shows on page 86 the radiator and only a overflow hose, so no reservoir, you fill only the radiator and if it's full it overflows on to the ground.
Next time you Remove your clip put a magnet on the end of the tool👍makes you some gaskets out of Bicycle tubes Rubber gaskets will last longer👍 try using sandpaper on your brake pads to rough them up will also help👍 No grease it’s need to be dry Because the brake dust will buildup in the grease and cause it to slip 👍✌️🤙❤️🇵🇹❤️
Thanks for the tips. Bicycle tube gasket would not be big enough for this area unless you do it in 2 halves. I did end up using sand paper to rough up the brake shoes. I have already put the drums back on and used a tiny bit of anti-seize on the splines, there was no grease visible at all before putting circlip back on, so that should be ok.
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Hello, thanks for the video.
I've noticed you've got the rear wheels facing "inward" which seems unconventional - I was considering doing this thinking it would gain me a few extra CM's of total width for a tiny bit more stability. What are you thoughts?
I had a B7000 tractor which had the wheels the standard way around and having used the B7001 with the wheels as shown it does offer some more stability. The tractor came like this when I bought it. It was better like this using it on slopes and hitting a bump didn't make me feel as though it was going to tip over, which I did sometimes have with the B7000. So in my opinion if you need the stability try it out and see.
@@WilkoinFrance Amazing, thank you so much for your reply. I'll give a go and see how it goes. Thanks again.
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I hope you can help. I got Kubota b1750. But I could not find coolant reservoir. Does this tractor meant to have 1. Thanks
Hello, if you look at this parts manual for the B1750: www.pnevmomash.com/assets/spare%20parts%20lists/Kubota/tractors/b/Parts%20list%20catalog%20Kubota%20B1750%20.pdf it shows on page 86 the radiator and only a overflow hose, so no reservoir, you fill only the radiator and if it's full it overflows on to the ground.