b7100 bucket attach brackets

[JPRambo]

I had this on the attachments forum and did not get any measurements could someone help me out?

I am building a new attachment for my kubota B7100. what I need is the measurements for the loader arms and hydroulic rams at the loader bucket. I would measure mine but I am in florida and the tractor is in Georgia (650 miles) anyone have the ability to measure theirs for me??? THANKS in advance. Jaime

added picture of tractor. I was told it came with the tractor from the original owner

 

[Tig]

What model of loader do you have?

 

[JPRambo]

I added a picture of my tractor

 

[Tig]

That's a different loader than mine. Maybe someone else will recognize it and be able to help you out.

 

[KubotainNH]

Doesn't look like a kubota loader to me. I think the 1630 is the standard for these little guys, that's what I have.

 

[JPRambo]

What part makes it look not like a kubota loader? If this was installed at the dealer when new it would be close to 45 years old. Some of the picture I looked at for a b1630 loader look just like this one. I have no idea what model it is. But I guess I will have to wait till I drive 650 miles to take a closer look and take measurements myself. Thanks

 

[KubotainNH]

The hydraulics do not look the same and the frame has some tube steel. Maybe it's an early one but doesn't look like mine which is around 1980. The earliest b7100 is 1976 which is 37 years if it's the 1st year made. There's some pictures of mine in this thread.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kubota-owning-operating/70830-b6100-picture.html

 

[JPRambo]

If you look at KentT's post in your link ( http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kubota-owning-operating/70830-b6100-picture.html ). The loader looks more like mine. He says it's a b206.

 

[KubotainNH]

Could be but there doesn't seem to be many bouncing around on this site. Not enough to trust the measurements.

 

[JPRambo]

Thanks for the link to that thread. I did some searching but I get I did not do a thorough job. I have resigned myself to making room for the generator and my small 120 volt mig to weld on the brackets when I get there. Again thanks for everything to everyone. Jaime

 

[JPRambo]

Well I did finish my project. But I still need to make adjustments next time I go North.
The welds are not great but it held together. The second pic is of an adjustment I had to make becausee the hydro ram would not retract completely because the bracket stopped it. I need to make adjustment to the bottom pin placement. It needs to be furthur from the rake backside so the bottom of the rake can be horizontal when lowered to the ground.

 

[Tig]

Very nice, what exactly are you going to do with that? It looks pretty aggressive.

 

[KubotainNH]

Cool. I'm also wondering what you're plans are for it. Looks like it could rip up shrubbery.

 

[JPRambo]

As can be seen in the background of the first picture, I have a lot of undergrowth. I am hoping the little kubota will have the power to help me clean out an area to eventually (years) be a place to build a house.I did not have enough time in the 5 day weekend to test it out.
One day to drive to georgia. One day to finish the build. One day to clean up the tree top from the sawmill process(in the first picture also see the log trimmings). One day to meet with freind. And the last day to return to florida.