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I use a B-2320 with a 4' King Kutter bush hog. I use it here on about 2 acres, and since i sharpened the bush hogs blades with an angle grinder, it does a pretty decent job. Mowing is faster than with my old lawn tractor. To get around trees, and spots that I cannot get to with the B2320, I...

I did my B2320HST 50 hr svc just before fall. The YouTube videos were very helpful. I did not find much on the B2320, but the 2620 and 2920 are very similar, and there were some good ones on them. I replaced the gaskets on all the drain plugs... Cheap insurance. Don't over tighten he drain...

The dealer here recommended just slightly beyond hand tight.... Snug is a good way to put it.

-------------- I have a B2320 and recently did the tranney and hydraulic oil change with a friend. There are three (3) drain plugs for hydraulic/trans fluid on my model, one back by each rear wheel and another forward of those, kinda in the middle. Everything worked pretty much as expected...

On my B2320, the bucket does leak down over night. Not a problem for me. The 3 point leaks down while mowing with a fairly heavy 4' King Kutter deck... This was an issue. Closing the 1/4 inching valve gets me through my mowing by maintaining position of the implement. Hope this helps.

One other thing to check... My rotary cutter drive shaft had a chain attached that made the sound you describe before I removed it. Could it be that simple? Best wishes.

I have a B2320 with apx 22 hrs on it and use a king kutter rotary cutter, with the tach in the orange area for 540 rpm at the PTO. I do not hear the noise you are describing. The most stress my unit has worked under IMHO was when using a subsoiler at a depth of 15-18". The noise then was kind...

I have a single point subsoiler I picked up at Tractor Supply and use on my B2320. It goes abt 14" down and works quite well... I go slow with it in 4x4 and get lots of wining/wooshing noises from the HST, but dealer indicates this is quite normal under load... Improved my drainage...

Thank you very much for this thread. Appreciate it!

Nice machine... I have same. Don't forget to grease the loader every 10 hrs, and torque the wheel nuts after the first 5 - 10 hrs. Be well!

As long as it's farming related, covered under farming rider to H.O. Policy. Does cover use on public roads.

Drop your implement on a palate pr some 2 x 4's ... It will slide easier and be easier to position.

Thanks! Off to get a bigger torque wrench...

I have a couple of acres and a b2320 with rotary mower... Like to take my time and do not want to bounce the machine (or me) around too much. An hr an acre seems about right... Beats my riding mower!

Guys, are there any specs on torking the wheel nuts? How tight should they be? Same question re engine oil drain plug. Thanks!

I have had the same issue w/ 400lb rotary mower... Seems like I am spending more time attaching than mowing. My solution is to place the mower on top of some scrap 2 x 4's rather than laying directly on the ground. I get the tractor as close as I can, place one link over a pin, then can...

I have a B2320 with 13 hrs on it that does not make that noise even under load. Your noise does sound like a vibrating heat shield. I have run mine at 2600 rpm with a 400 lb king kutter rotary mower, no unusual noises. Also under heavy load doing subsoiling. The noise there sounded like...

This is what worked for me, Kubota Orange #2. http://www.vansicklepaint.com/tractor/vscolorcard.html Ran me around 5 - 6 bucks at a farm supply store in Loveland. Just used it yesterday. Perfect match.

I run a 4' King Kutter on a B2320. Works nice so far.

I was mistaken when I said my B2320 did not have that feature. What it does have is a selector that allows the choice of either: 1. 540 rpm off the rear pto at roughly 2800 rpm engine speed Or 2. 960 rpm off he rear and 2500 off the center pto at (I think) the same engine speed. So the way...

Earl, I understand. Which tractor do you have, and how big is the tiller? Be interested in how it works out for you. Best! Bob A.

How big is the rototiller? What HP does it say it wants? Assume it is not reverse tine? I have Colorado clay here <g!>. What kind of soil and where are you located? Price for unit? I am very interested in how it works out for you, please let me know... Bob A. ackerrj@gmail.com

My B2320 does not have that feature.

Bought my 2nd implement today for the B2320. The first was a sub soiler, King Kutter... That worked out, so I bought a 4' rotary cutter, same brand. Had to turn the pins on the 3 point to he inside, as pointing out was 34" pin to pin, too much for the 3 point on the 2320... But pointing in...

I used my B2320 with a 15" (in the ground, in clay) subsoiler, on low and slow... And yes it whined.

Newbe adventures with B2320: Two days ago, went down to local dairy/compost dealer and picked up a load of compost with my B2320 pulling a used Big Tex A frame trailer with built up sides and back... first time I had the Kubota off the property and on a public road (some pavement, for the most...

My dealer indicated that the insurance offered by Kubota Finance (which I think you are referring to) is only offered if you finance your machine with them, and only while there is a balance due on the machine. Not available for cash buyers.

I also have the 1mm umbrella, which does cover the tractor for liability... After discounts cost adl $112/yr.

I wanted insurance for my B2320, and had to shop around quite a bit for it. I wanted to be able to use it on the road with a trailer and FEL to get fertilizer from a few miles away. I was able to get a farming rider on my HO policy to cover this, as long as it was used for my personal farming...

Thanks to all who responded to my question. Be well and stay warm. Spring indeed is not too far away...

I am a relatively new owner of a 2320 ( this summer) with low hrs. The tractor is garage kept, but we are in relatively low temp zone here in Colorado high plains, elev aprx. 5100 ft. I have a new trickle and full charger from Sears... And use it to maintain battery at full charge in cold...

There are a ton of these on Craigs List. Characteristics: 1. No local phone number. All dealing by email. 2. Tractor is always somewhere else and there is always some reason you cannot see it until it is delivered. 3. Pictures are great and deal is too good to be true. 4. If you get that...

Great picture! Looks like something Santa could use if the rain dear get stuck. <g!>. Be well, and happy holidays!

Mechanic at local dealer says he clamps fuel feed line hose when changing fuel filter on B2320. Guess that's the reason <g!>.

I wonder if mine has a test port? Guess I will ask the dealer. Thanks for the idea!

Consider air in the fuel line -- fix is bleeding the line. Some kubotas have a bleed port (bolt) for this. Your dealer can tell you where this and what the procedure is.

Almost did it last week... 5" to spare. One of those things to put on a checklist... <g!>.

Hi folks, I am new to the forum (and to tractors) and this is my first post in Kubota... Couple of weeks ago bought a new B2320 w/FEL and I'm reading the manual... P68 says under "Service as required": Draining Clutch Housing Water. "After operating in rain, snow, or tractor has been washed...

Just bought a new Kubota B2320... And thought I would hang out here a bit to find out what to do and not to do! All suggestions welcome!