Posted by jm. on November 17, 2011 at 16:03:05 from (75.105.64.53):
In Reply to: Kubota Questions posted by MCL on November 17, 2011 at 14:24:21:
MCL Both poster are somewhat right. Actually Kubota made the B 7100 then reintroduced it latter, so there are two versions. real way to see if it is early model or latter is look at the front axel. earlier ones had a large ball type joint like an old jeep. The latter units have the late model front axel with bevel gear drive. The fact that power swteering is not offred allways made the tractor a slow seller. When yo mount a front loader just not much. Engine & drive train last for ever if you will keep the radiator clean. Overheating is about the only problem unit has NO water pump.
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