Your attention to the little things is a great service to your customers. I remember when we had a '79 Volvo that had a front transmission seal that leaked. They had to remove the engine to get the the $4.00 seal. When finished, I asked them if they replaced the rear transmission seal too while they were at it and they said, "No, didn't think to do that."

Excellent and informative video Paul. BX1850 in the shed here.

Thanks for everything Paul, really enjoy getting to see up your up to in the shop and your down time also. Thank your lovely assistant as well, looking forward to your next video.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

liveinmyamerica Thanks my friend. Great to see your sill watching :)

@liveinmyamerica

9 жыл бұрын

Computer was down a few days and soninlaw had to change oil in it or something anyway its working fine now.

I really appreciate these videos. My wife and I have moved off grid 8 hours from the dealer. Your videos help give me some confidence that I can service my BX 25 myself.

@7863348

8 жыл бұрын

+Mike Clark That's great Mike. Happy to hear it's helping you out. Hey. If I can do it, anyone can ;)

Great show and instruction Mr. Paul. Thank you for your efforts, we truly appreciate you! Bill.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

cat637d Thank you Bill.

Great video Paul on a job that I have coming up on my BX2230. I've been putting it off thinking it was going to be extremely difficult. Your video had exactly the right amount of detail to show what to look for and how to handle the more difficult parts. I'm confident I can handle the job now and I greatly appreciate you and Kathy taking the time to film and posting this video.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Sellarmusic Your more than welcome and I'm glad you got something out of the video. It's all about keeping a cool head, have a few tools and enjoy the job and you'll have no problems doing it. Thanks for watching.

Replaced a BX23 HST fan today. Your video was very helpful!

@7863348

6 жыл бұрын

Cool

Hi Paul& Kathy. Great video on the BX . I will probably have to replace the HST fan on my BX 25 Sometime down the road so this is very helpful. Thanks Jim.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Your kindly welcome Jim. Glad you enjoyed seeing it. We'll have a full service video of the Kubota BX25 in our next video. Thanks for watching.

Thanks to you and your wife for all your good work, I have a bx25 and I am picking up all kinds of good info. Good job, god bless.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

James Lockard That's great James. Happy the hear your enjoying the videos.

Thanks for all the tips & tricks. Between you and 2jeffs1 and I'm learning something new every day. I've graduated to a used B3350 from a Craftsman garden tractor. The B3350 only has ~53 hours on it but had DPF problems that the dealer and the Kubota rep are still working on [sounds like DPF issues are a common fault]. Hope to have it delivered next week. I hope you realize how lucky you are to share the work with Kathy 8^).

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ron. Glad your getting a few tips out of our videos. DPF is starting to sound like a real pain. I'm glad I got our 5740 before that system came into play. We really appreciate your kind words. Hope you get your unit problems worked out soon. Good luck. Oh, Kathy said hi!

I love your videos I live here in Pennsylvania and I wish you guys all the time have a bx2350 made in 2006 and I've had to repair the plastic body buy new boots for the tie rod ends keep up the good work

Hello to the WONDERFUL Mr. Paul & Mrs. Kathy Short. Hope you two have a great week. Awesome vid! Always look forward to the next one. :)

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

***** Thanks buddy. hope all is well on your end. thanks for watching.

Hi Paul, Great work, nice camera angles, and excellent overall attention to detail. Appreciate the extra time and effort you put into this tutorial above and beyond the work you put into the service work. Have to guess your customers appreciate it as well. Wish you were closer as it's difficult to find your level of service here in the Wash, DC area. Well done!

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

RobbyM100 Thank you very much. We appreciate your kind words. All we can do is try our best on each job. Thanks for taking the time to watch our video's. It's people like you that keep us wanting to continue doing video's.

Great video, lots of info as always, thanks guys..... Keep on keeping on.... Thanks

another useful vid cob. Enjoyed it.

Great video Paul!👍

Another great video Paul!

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Rick Anderson Thanks Rick.

Great repair video Paul.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

***** Thanks bud.

Another great video Paul.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Mike Collard Thanks Mike.

great video cant wait for the next one

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

elias furlong Thanks. I'll have another up before the weekend on the Kubota BX25.

Great video, thanks for the good info!

Been there, done that on my BX.... you were halfway to getting at the hydraulic pump!! LOL Nice to see the CV setup...mines getting rattly now as well...and needs to be regreased with new boots Colin

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

***** Thanks Colin. Keep an eye out for the four little o rings. Not sure if I'd want to change a pump according to the work involved lol.

Totally ecellent. Thank you for the lesson.

Paul: Great pointers especially about the "o" rings, who would have thought. My JD 455 is very similar to these little Kubotas. Neat tractors plus they can do a ton of work. Your getting ahead of me with the videos, must be the fiber op!

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Brian Campbell Thanks Brian. Ya that Fiber Op is super fast lol. Hope your doing well.

@garytucker2143

7 жыл бұрын

Brian Campbell

Perhaps Paul 10 loads of fill won't be enough. I'm sure your consulting with your office manager though. Keep on walking! All the best.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Jan Mizeski You might be right. I should have stated I'll start with ten loads.

Kubota BX HST Fan: The fan was the first part that came down the assembly line.... this 7.00 part requires almost a days worth of labor to replace......for a company that makes a nice product some of their engineering is severely lacking. This is a perfect example......... Nice job Paul!

@7863348

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. it’s a bad design for sure.

@1pcmedic

4 жыл бұрын

@@7863348 Second place goes to alternator belt replacement...🤣🤣🤣

Boron is good material. That is why it it used in the better bolt carrier group of AR-15 and M-4 rifles.

Thanks so much for the quick response

@7863348

7 жыл бұрын

Welcome. If you haven't subscribed we'd appreciate if you did. 👍

Get ready for my BX tomorrow! Filming for sure!

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Bob Kelland Ready and waiting my friend. Yup. If you want a video on it that's great. I bet it will be a first. Customer gets to see his machine being serviced sitting at home on KZread. :)

SUPER KATHY!!!!! She is SUPER STRONG, SUPER BUSY & SUPER!!! :)

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

***** Well you made her laugh this morning :)

Great video! Make more!

Hey Paul, I am in the middle of a full service on my bx25, I took the deck off to do the blades and gain access. I am ashamed to say my belly mower underside was in terrible shape, I have neglected it and in turn it was very pitted. Just finished grinding, sanding, priming and painting, probably 12 to 14 hours solid work. Next time your talking about your bx, you may want to mention the belly mower, much easier to prevent than repair. Thanks, James

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

James Lockard I don't use a mid mower but I use a Kubota ZTR and touched on that very subject in a video last year. Keeping the deck clean is imperative for a long lasting deck.

@drlgmud1

9 жыл бұрын

Paul Short I am working through your videos, guess I haven't made it to that one yet. Thanks

Paul, I have watched the video on the fan/seal work on the BX1800. I have a BX1850 and I would like to replace the seal around the trans. spline or the seal around the spline housing--have not determined where the leak is originating from. The BX1800 shaft is different that the 1850--looking at the schematics. Have you any experience with the 1850 shaft. I have been told to remove the floor as you did but not the fenders, etc. They did mention that I might have to remove the break cross rod. I was told that once the forward (trans) end of the coupling was freed, removing the bolts from the motor end, I could drop the motor end down and thus remove the shaft from the trans. Then remove the shaft through the floor opening. Do you have an opinion. Thanks, Eric

Thanks keep up the good work

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

northshorelongisland Thank you for watching!

well you cant trick me paul. hope the new shop works out for you!

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Nick Bohner :)

thank you so much for this video, esp the explanation of the bearing dampers, i was going to repair my fan from the bottom but i will do it from top side now, this looks straight forward and less fidgety than going from the bottom only

@7863348

5 жыл бұрын

Happy to hear this video has helped you out. Thanks for watching.

nice job paul i got a bx 1830 2005 and its a big job to change the fan i have a curtis cab on my tractor so far the only trouble iv got is had to change the seal on the front hub but for the rest i had no trouble with my tractor only have 500hr on it i have 3pt snow blower a loader and just use it for snow

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

MrMjym Thanks. It makes a Hugh difference when just using your tractor for snow clearing. y 5740 is basically the same. You can keep them looking like new all the time but when they hit the dirt things change. Sounds like you have a very nice machine. Lets hope for a little snow this winter ;)

@garytucker2143

7 жыл бұрын

Paul & Kathy Short

Now do you have a video of how to remove that hydralic pump from the transmission without dropping the rear end assembly? I'm going to try it tonight.

Paul have you watched Groundhog's video on how he replaced the hst fan? Curious of your thoughts, seems easier than moving the engine. Thanks

i enjoyed the video in fact i have a friend with a kubota that has some issues and this video gave me some ideas and insight for his repairs. it was funny when you started the tractor, i could almost smell the combination of diesel fuel and hydraulic fluid like you made a scratch and sniff video lol, and tell the crows to go get their own cameras lol

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

quietmale00101 Glad you got something out of it. That's what it's all about. Man our crows are a really problem lol.

@quietmale00101

9 жыл бұрын

yea a problem you seem to love lol

Great video Paul. I'm going to be waiting for the ones when you do the out back stuff. Curious as to how you are going to do that. That will get you some seat time on the tractors. Take a hit on the wallet but will vastly improve your place. Good luck on everything and have a great day. God Bless you both. Levi~~

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

mi2tn Hey Levi. Been busy here at the shop so the yard work got a small delay but It will get done. You keep well buddy and look after that beautiful green machine. Keep well my friend.

I realize that this video is pretty old now but I wanted to make a comment on the HST fan replacement. I own a 2011 bx25 myself. After about 2 years of running the machine and renting it out I went to do the HST filter and fluid service as well as the other maintenance services when I noticed my Fan blades were all broken. I calle dthe dealer and they said the fan was $11 canadian and that it would take 6-9 hours of labour to replace the fan. They said the tractor had to be split in half and be completely tore apart to replace it. So being a canadian red seal 310s technician I decided to do it myself. After removing the rops and the fender and lots of cursing between, I realized that it was a complete was of time doing all that. I actually put it all back together and removed the driveshaft and fan from under the tractor by unbolting the motor mounts and moving the motor forward just enough to remove the driveshaft from under the tractor without removing much of anything. All in all I had the fan replaced and the tractor back up and running in less than 2 hours including the tear down and re-assembly that wasn't needed. Do this day I don't understand why Kubota hasn't made a more durable fan for the bx tractors.

@7863348

7 жыл бұрын

All I ever do is let the motor mounts go along with the fan shroud and pull the engine ahead. I did sone shaft repairs on a Kubota BX2200 and never had to touch the motor. There was enough room to pull the complete shaft out. I guess the dealers are trying to make a buck 😳 The fan design is ok. You just need to make a good guard to protect it which I've done and never any fan issues.

@7863348

7 жыл бұрын

All I ever do is let the motor mounts go along with the fan shroud and pull the engine ahead. I did sone shaft repairs on a Kubota BX2200 and never had to touch the motor. There was enough room to pull the complete shaft out. I guess the dealers are trying to make a buck 😳 The fan design is ok. You just need to make a good guard to protect it which I've done and never any fan issues.

Have you done any PTO repairs on this model tractor ?

Paul- does the drive shaft come apart at the trans fan on a bx2660 like it does on the bx25. Thanks

@7863348

7 жыл бұрын

Yes BUT you may have to remove motor mounts and lift the engine to get the fan out.

Fantastic - Thanks

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Steve Rob Thanks Steve. Keep well sir.

thank you for the input, what is the proper name for the HST CV boot can't seem to find anything on them, again thanks for your time in answering back, really appreciate it

@7863348

7 жыл бұрын

It's called a driveshaft CV boot. Your more than welcome.

GREAT VIDEO HOW DO YOU CLEAN UP OIL OUT OF YOUR FLOOR?

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

bud moore Bud I use those white diapers shown in the video. They get 99% of the oil. If there's anything left I use brake cleaner and a rag and it's cleaned up like it was never there. Thanks!

Hey Paul. I have been atching your videos for some time now and almost (I say almost) bought my own tractor I loved them so much. Actually, yesterday I was out there helping Pam Parsons secure the Liberal nomination and low and behold, found myself across the street from you ha ha. I didn't want to barge in unannounced but would love the opportunity to meet sometime when I am out that way. Kindest regards. Glenn.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Hi Glenn. Tell Pam we said congratulations. She has our support. Happy to hear you've been watching our videos. The next time your out our way drop by. We see KZread viewers on a daily basis and it's great to know folks are interested in this stuff. Hey maybe I can talk you into finally getting that tractor you want lol. Thanks for commenting. Looking forward to meeting you in the future. Cheers. Paul

@glennthorne1356

9 жыл бұрын

Paul Short will pass that along to her. Thanks. Hey, here were are on the news today lol. www.vocm.com/newsarticle.asp?mn=2&id=49255&latest=1 I was pumping up the crowd that she will be the next Port de Grave MHA Keep up the good work, you have a great lifestyle methinks.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks man. When we heard she won we said its about time we had a lady running on behalf of us. Great article. Nice to be able to put a face to the name. Me thinks you did a great job for Pam. Now let's get her elected. ;)

My BX-24 HST fan rubber boot came apart at high RPM, ripped out a whole bunch of wiring and stopped dead in it's tracks. Had to tow it back to the barn, what a mess it made.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

***** Gee. I've never heard of that happening before. Sorry to hear that happened. Hope you got it all worked out.

is there any where i can go to get step by step instruction to split my bx 24 tractor ? i need to replace the tranny fan and the seal ! having no luck finding anything on bx 24 ! i can find everything on the 25 ! i would like to know if replacing the tranny fan without splitting my tractor

@7863348

Жыл бұрын

With anything I purchase in equipment I always make sure they include a factory service manual. If you don’t have one order one from your Kubota dealer. You’ll do the right the first time and it will pay for itself on the first repair.

Hi Paul, Great video on the Bx 25. I've got a Bx 2670 and have done the Hst fan, do you think that it would be the same procedure as the Bx 25 to replace the Hst fan. Again thanks for your great work. Bill

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Bill Govan Should be the same

Absolutely invaluable video. It was a life saver, I could never have done this repair without it. Thanks! Couple thoughts: I tried various generic o-rings, metric and standard, and all but the smallest were too thick and made it hard to slide the bearing into the sleeve. The smallest one seemed too small. Maybe using the Kubota ones would be best? They have a thinner profile, and they are a whitish-clear rubber, silicone I guess - maybe more heat resistant? (part K2581-14160 ) Also is it possible the reason the bolt holding the driveshaft to the pump always seems stripped is because the threads get crushed by the groove for them? That's what I observed...so I just bought a new bolt. (part 01123-50830 ) But I have the next series and the design of the pump shaft is a little different. In mine it looks like a groove/indent in the pump shaft keeps the sleeve from sliding back and forth. My tractor seems a bit quieter after replacing the dampers so I'm glad I did that and not just the fan.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Salmagundiii I always say it's better to use OEM parts. No doubt about it. You may be right on all your comments and I'm sure your tractor will be quieter now. There may be changes in the set up on the latest models. I haven't don't one of them yet. I just wanted to produce this video to get owners familiar with the process.

@Salmagundiii

9 жыл бұрын

"I just wanted to produce this video to get owners familiar with the process." Yes, on that front I'd call it a resounding success. Thanks again!

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Salmagundiii Thanks and thank YOU for watching :)

I assume I would have to disconnect radiator also to move engine ? Thanks

@7863348

7 жыл бұрын

Remove coolant, loosen fan guard, let rad hoses go and motor mounts. Lift motor up and back about 2". Shaft will be back enough to get fan out.

Hi Kathy and Paul:-) Paul you surely do like your Princess Auto store don't you?. That looks like a nice gas hedge trimmer that you have there, do you put fuel stabilizer in the gas for your small engines that you run? that ethanol in todays gas is terrible on small engines. Great explanation on the jobs that you were performing on the BX-18 tractor. A-1 rating on you're explanations , you are a first-rate instructor sir. That is a very neat plastic pop rivet tool you have there, i had never seen one before. Love you train of thought on cleaning up the shop and tools and also putting them back in their proper places at the end of the day, a lot easier working in that type of environment, hats off to you and Kathy!!. Wonderful video please keep them coming!! Stay well and safe friends.:-)

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

jrob65 Thank you my friend. Looks like I just might pass the grade lol. I like to show any new or unusual tools. If it helps others out then that's simply a Hugh bonus. Yes I use stabilizer in all our fuel tanks. If it's a small engine like a chainsaw, whipper sniper..... I'll just drain them dry and burn off the rest. In the bigger stuff like generators, Miller mobile welding unit I'll add the stabilizer because it may need to be put back in service at any moment. You ask great questions and thanks for that one. I try and keep the shop clean as I can but some days there's so much coming through It's hard but the shop is never dirty longer than a day. I'll have a new BX full service video up before the weekend. Thanks for your support on our channel and the time you take to comment on our videos. God bless.

@iflyhelis

9 жыл бұрын

Paul Short Paul, I have heard that using Marine grade stabilizer works when using gas that has ethanol in it, I heard it on the Internet, so it must be true. lol. I have noticed that the ethanol in the gas has caused my tractor gas cap vent to plug up twice now. It causes a yellow hard substance to plug up the vent & the tractor engine of course will quit. This video that you did was so in depth, you did a fantastic job at trying to educate people in the proper way of repairs & maintenance. You definitely succeeded in a how to do video Paul. Keep the videoes coming, I will be here as many other will to watch you help us out with your knowledge of mechanical equipment! Kurt

is the an easier way to replace just the boot on the net fan? thanks for any tips you might have!

@7863348

7 жыл бұрын

No not really. Basically what you've seen in this video is the direction to go in.

@thomasmartinez3085

7 жыл бұрын

The dealer isn't going to like that another defect, I still haven't used it for fear that it's gonna break!

@7863348

7 жыл бұрын

The dealer should love you for it. They get paid by Kubota for warranty work on new machines. Without defendingcts they would only rely on sales and that in itself isn't enough to keep a dealership healthy.

paul have you ever replaced te seal in te steering valve on the steering wheelshaft maker saler-danfoss OSPM500N 150L0065 MADE IN USA.. THANKS 4/17/17

@7863348

7 жыл бұрын

Sorry. No I haven't.

I like where you have the angle grinders hanging! So when you go in princess auto do they say here comes Paul Short he will buy just about anything! Lol just messing with you. My local hardware store has items that not everybody sells and i'm on a first name basis and when my wife goes with me she asks me where things are. Anyway thank you for another interesting video!

@7863348

8 жыл бұрын

+Jake Schisler Man I'll tell ya, Princess Auto is THE store for me. Living on an island really limits my pickings when it comes to project supplies and that's exactly what PA does for me, it fills a gap that no one else on the rock can fill. Glad you got a place like it too my friend.

@jakeschisler7525

8 жыл бұрын

I wish there was a Princess Auto in the states

Great video!, Learned a lot, I have a BX25 and am going to do the HST fan replacement. Those fender bolts are hard to find. I re-watched your video a few times and keep missing the locations on them. can you point them out ? tks Tim

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Tim Edwards Thanks Tim. Pull up the mat. Most of them are there. Take those out and it will start to come loose. Good luck.

Great video always, is the replacement for a BX1850 HST fan the same process

@7863348

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Bruce. Their pretty well all the same.

@bruceeharris

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

I finally got mine tore down today , I would have done it sooner but my Kathy was not in the mood ...I got the fan , going back to dealer for cv boots , orings , bolt ...I also bought a grapple so I gotta add a third member switch ( by the way what was in that kubota box I seen when you were showing off them new tools) ? 😂

@MikeSmith-nu9wt

Жыл бұрын

Hst fan lasted 10 months , cv boots are garbage also , im over there junk replacement parts , i took the cutting saw to my new bx2380 , i can do a better rebuild than them idiots at kubota , were pouring a new fan next month ( a little experimenting) im over a plastic fan , im look to hire a company to copy build it in a better material , and i always get what i want , dont care what it takes ..its gonna be pricey though ...i already cut the floor board and built a door that un bolts , i change mine from the top , customized it my way ..you wont know the difference when im done ..i cut it 6 times and put it back together before i finally decide how i wanted to do it , it looked like a puzzle for a minute ...cant even tell now , cutting up that driveshaft next , thats the dumbest designed driveshaft i ever seen , and the frame twists , did you know that ....? Not sure i want make the frame stronger though ..i need it to flex as much as possible to keep wheel contact on uneven ground , which these bx kubota's are terrible for , putting a front end loader on a lawn mower that narrow , ???? Definitely looking at a law suit eventually..ooh wait a minute , maybe not ...you cant sue china ...now why you think all our major manufacturers are moving to third world countries ? Along with epa rules ?????

I've been waiting for this video to come up. I wish you did video's back when you built/designed that Ice Resurfacer because that would have been a nice video. Do you still drive the pickup truck or not really that much, I would imagine it's not to good on gas. I noticed there is the strobe light on that BX, Did the customer put that on it for his own use or was it on there when he bought it if you know. Just thought that since he is using it on his personal rink it would be interesting to have a strobe on it but hey if it was me I would have more than that one on it.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Tyler Donovan Oh yes. The pick up is still used. It pulls our welding machine and trailers. The strobe was on the unit when we bought it so we left it there. I'll try and do a video on the machine working this winter.

Hi Paul,I own a 2014 BX25D and unfortunately I destroyed my HST fan. my question to you is can I follow this same procedure you did on this older Kubota? my local dealer said it would take 14-17 hours???they said they have to separate he front of the tractor from the rear and that doesn't seem logical

@7863348

8 жыл бұрын

+spsoyden1 They are wrong. Pull up the floor board. Take your front guard off, pull your hood off. Let go of your motor mounts and simply pull the motor ahead about three inches. Now you'll be able to remove the shaft from the tranny and change the fan. Not much to it. I could do two of them in 14 hours and have lots of time left. You should invest in a workshop manual. It will pay for itself on the first job.

@stephensoyden5405

8 жыл бұрын

+Paul Thank you for the quick reply...I ordered the service manual today. So for clarity, I do not have to remove the Rops, seat and rear fender body? Just the front clip and floor board?

@7863348

8 жыл бұрын

+Stephen Soyden I was giving you the condensed version of the job. One cannot remove the floorboard if there are things on top of it such as ROPS and seat. Yes they have to come off as well. I usually don't answer these sort of questions because this isn't what our channel is about. I just felt like you were being taken advantage of in the repair estimate. My advice is to get your repair manual and a belly pan so this don't happen again.

@stephensoyden5405

8 жыл бұрын

+Paul Thank you very much for taking the time to help! I really appreciate it and enjoy all your videos as well!

hi Paul and Cathy have you tried princess autos AD2000 ? it works very good lasts longer then WD40

@7863348

7 жыл бұрын

No. I've seen it but never tried it. Maybe the next tine I'm there I'll pick up a can.

paul, if i had the money that you spent in princess auto, id say id have enough to put myself through collage!, great vid tho paul!!!

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

joseph meaney Man if i had all the money back I spent there I'd retire lol. Thanks buddy.

Hi Paul i just see that video tonight do you mine to tell me where do you get you white diaper for cleaning floor , i like to buy for my Garage thank you.

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Gilles Godin I bought them at the local truck center. If I remember correctly they were $50. for a hundred but they sure work well. The place was called "Parts for Trucks"

@sendguns

5 жыл бұрын

I use a very similar product except they are grey in color. I suspect they are from the same company and that company is call "OILDRY" and you can buy a bundle of 200 for $61.00 delivered free (www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=oildry). Enjoy - Michael

Hi Paul great videos good work. My name is ross veniot I live in charlo NB I also own a 1979 b 2400 hst in perfict shape excecp engection pump leak gust have to replace the o rings. built my own cab as good as a curtis cab for half the cost, i also love princiss auto all hudraulics and cylenders for my kubota come from thare .

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

Ross Veniot Hi Ross. Princess Auto is a great place to help keep out tractors and projects moving. Sounds like you have a great tractor with some nice add on's. Have fun in the snow. Cheers!

Paul- ALL this time through all your videos...you mention that auto parts store's name....I here you say "Prince's Auto". Come to notice on your bag of goodies it's "Princess Auto"!!! Haha. That's strange. But, I guess a good women's behind every man. :-)

@7863348

9 жыл бұрын

George A. Woods Ha! Ha!. I can see where that could happen but i never thought about it. Keep saying both and they sound the same lol. Oh not to worry. I got a great women ;)

@garytucker2143

7 жыл бұрын

Paul & Kathy Short o

I have sympathy for people not living near a Princess Auto. Only we know what they are missing.

@7863348

5 жыл бұрын

So very true 👍

well done Paul....I have some welding information for you but rather than do a lengthy email I can take some time to chat if you would like ....when you have time...cheers.

Princess had flap disc sets on sale too. www.princessauto.com/pal/en/Angle-Grinders/11-pc-Angle-Grinder-Flap-and-Polishing-Disc-Set/8541237.p

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9 жыл бұрын

12345NoNamesLeft Crap. I missed them :( I'll see if I can get in and get some. another good place to seee them on sale is KBC. Great USA made disc's. Thanks

Paul if u do a vid soon could u give a shoutout????????

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9 жыл бұрын

Noah Ries Will do buddy. I forgot all about you :(

Sucker for princess auto just like me.

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9 жыл бұрын

peter murdock Oh Ya lol