My Kubota B7800 has pins to lock the mowing deck in the up position so I can use the 3 point hitch without having to remove the mowing deck e.g. a box blade for grading my gravel driveway. Is there a way to lock the 3 point hitch in the up position so that I can mow without taking off the box blade? Thanks. This is my first tractor so my knowledge is very limited. I don’t know how I lived this long without tractors in my life!
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Flow control valve.
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Which is behind your heels when you are sitting in the tractor seat.
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Blue is flow control valve.
Red pedal is probably differential lock for improved rear wheel/tire traction when moving forward or back in a straight line. Step on it to engage only when the tractor is stationary. Hold it down with your heel as long as you want both rear wheels/tires engaged for traction.
All this is in the B7800 Operator's Manual.
LINK: Kubota B7800 Operators Manual site:tractorbynet.com
I don’t know how I lived this long without tractors in my life!
YES. WE UNDERSTAND.
Red pedal is probably differential lock for improved rear wheel/tire traction when moving forward or back in a straight line. Step on it to engage only when the tractor is stationary. Hold it down with your heel as long as you want both rear wheels/tires engaged for traction.
All this is in the B7800 Operator's Manual.
LINK: Kubota B7800 Operators Manual site:tractorbynet.com
I don’t know how I lived this long without tractors in my life!
YES. WE UNDERSTAND.
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If you lock the "flow control valve" the 3 point hitch will stay up , but also the mower will stay up. The lift power for raising the mower is supplied by the 3 point hitch raising. As far as I know there is no way on a B7800 to keep the 3 point hitch in the up position and have the mower on the ground.
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Correct. Mower lift linkage is clamped to one or both 3 point lift arms. Any 3 point implement will have to be removed in order to use the midmount mower properly.
Well not really. You just need to figure out a way to keep the attachment off the ground. With some thought that may not mean the attachment has to come off.