Kubota B2100 Compact Tractor Restoration | Episode Seven | Starting the Rebuild

Welcome back to the Kubota B2100 compact tractor restoration. In this episode I am finally starting to rebuild the tractor with new and restored parts.

[@cibie01]

I am impressed with not only your progress but the quality of your work she's looking very good indeed. what a difference a nice set of wheels make to a project.

[@MachineryRestorer]

Thank you cibie :) The wheel took a long time to prepare before painting...although I love restoring machinery, I am not looking forward to repeating the process on the other wheel. It's very satisfying once it's done though so it all pays off.

[@adammchugh7050]

Machinery Restorer keep up the good work love these videos:)

[@adamos2848]

Great video. The tractor looks like a lawnmower

[@jasonbidwell1625]

Allways look foward to thease vids. Keep up the good work

[@Dylan-nr7ws]

wow dagger you really know what your doing impressed

[@rottenrobbie7]

My Summer Car meets My Winter Tractor. The meticulous hay bale stacking in Farm Sim all makes sense now! Very interesting, keep em' coming!

[@IntegraDIY]

Good progress, you probably shouldn't put the interior back in like the padding and carpet.. maybe fab up some splash shields under the cab? Interior is just gonna rot things out quick again

[@819ANT]

and all of a sudden it's looking like a tractor again :) best bit of any restoration is when you start rebuilding after months of cleaning and messing. engine starting for first time since a rebuild is my favourite bit... I may do the whole shouting 'ITS ALIVE' thing when it starts...

[@Mr.M1STER]

Yet again, nice work dagger.

[@michaelorourke3177]

Very nice it's looks so good I'd like to have it myself

[@toby.maximillian]

Good job daggerwin!

[@MarmaDuke304]

Next time you change the filters (oil, transmission, anything else) pour some of the liquid you are changing and is suppose to go into the filter and pour some in the filter before putting it on. Helps the system start up better in the end

[@kladpapier]

Keep up the good work !

[@SambosStopMos]

looking good!, don't be intimidated on the cab, you will do a great job! I was wondering though, after you put the tractor back together cound'nt moisture get down into that fender and rust it out?

[@farmerrog7816]

You have a lot of patience! Looking good!

[@rossg6288]

really good video, wish i had half the patience and skill of you

[@MachineryRestorer]

Thanks Ross :)

[@brianclark5498]

It's looking good Daggerwin. Coming along quite nicely.

[@irocz11]

Looks good daggerwin, keep up the good work!

[@farmerp5842]

Yes I've being waiting for ages

[@TheVintageSpanner]

Love your vids keep up the brilliant work all your projects turn out brilliant so should this one as it already looks so much nicer

[@jimmygamer7077]

I whatch all of your chanals your epic!

[@CubejamF1]

Will there be much work done to the bonnet? It looks rather sun damaged and dreary compared to the newly painted parts.

[@MachineryRestorer]

Yes the whole of the bonnet is going to be disassembled, rubbed down and repainted.

[@BasEerdenKeuning]

i love the kubota restoration!!! good job daggerwin!!

[@sparkynp25]

cool vid daggerwin love your fs17 vids and machinery restorer ones keep up the good work

[@01Prodigious]

great to see

[@SAABNerd1]

Amazing work you should be really proud!

[@TheExtreme155]

great video, whats your plans with it once you have completed the restoration?

[@johnpower4219]

class video dagger

[@alberthougaard2721]

Very GOOD vid daggerwin

[@Josh4000]

Love your vids

[@shanepremont9679]

daggerwin you are awsome im subed to all 3 channels

[@hazza8552]

I like your gloves

[@Yoonosgaming]

Erm! Can I ask what oil you were using there? Kubota would recommend using there own Super UDT oil.I work in Kubota groundcare dealer and have seen serious damage done to transmissions if you don't use correct oil. As far as I'm aware its made special for Kubota and there is no equivalent. Don't want you having any issues in future as your doing fantastic job with the rest of the tractor. Keep it up.

[@MachineryRestorer]

Thanks for the concern. The place I bought the oil from states it meets the spec of Kubota UDT so it should be fine.

[@PoppaCold1]

as easily as the fenders rust out, surprised no extra rust inhibitor was used on them.

[@donalcallaghan1393]

great video

[@steviemyles-di9ln]

are you going to keep the tractor once its done?

[@jamielenehan248]

Hey daggerwin u should look up a john Deere 4500

[@drakecold136]

U should use breaker bars or wrenches it puts less strees on your rachets

[@Ajt1994]

Are you goona treat her to some led headlights ??

[@chapman124]

Great videos!! watched alot of them you do an excellent job great detail I do the same thing as a hobby trying to restore a atco 8/30 at the moment would be good to pick your brains!! :)

[@CrazyDRWenke03]

On Ferguson tea 20s the transmission oil is also pto and three points linkage oil

[@andrewsuddick8602]

hi dagger great video! I am planning on fixing my Murray lawn tractor without the cutting blades... and I want to record it... any tips? and I would love that Kubota but it would be too expensive and I would imagine that you are going to have it for your self!! :)

[@joeyhartemink900]

yess a new episode

[@Yoonosgaming]

Interesting. I wasn't aware there was an equivalent. What spec is it? Maybe useful to know for future.

[@MachineryRestorer]

Sorry I don't know much about it but it does say it's compatible.

[@danclatworthy2861]

I am getting better with loving Kubota because my uncle has a Kubota B7600 I think so quite it is for wheel drive and has difflock does yours have that?

[@steviemyles-di9ln]

first like

[@farmerp5842]

steviemyles2005 2nd like

[@ivowiersma1465]

steviemyles2005 150th like :)

[@farmerrog7816]

steviemyles2005 264th!

[@IntegraDIY]

269 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@subwarpspeed]

How did you restore the rims? 2 years ago I did the front wheels on my tractor (16" rims on a 2wd tractor). Boy it took me longer than I thought. I used a knot wire brush on the angle grinder and then in the end I think I swiftly used some paper and then cleaned it before painting it (with brush). The thing is that the back wheels' rims also need doing and it is 34" ! I have a sandblaster tank (the cheap Chinese version) which I haven't gotten to work well - it clogs up. Wondering if it is worth tuning it? (the compressor supplies 370 liter/min (480 liter/min theoretical)). I also have bought a needle scaler which I haven't tried at all. I'm looking for the most effective/fast way to get all paint away and have a surface to prime and paint. There isn't too much rust.

[@adampearson2145]

Hi Daggerwin. Do you ever have a problem of petrol eating through your paint? Have you ever found a way to slow it down?

[@lukepalmer7145]

Do you have a job outside of KZbin as your dagger win channel is doing very well and how did you get into agricultural machinery?

[@Trimbleedits]

Nice

[@vytasstraukas3737]

good job, just 1 question how much you paid for that kubota?

[@sanderdurnez5755]

2 big airhons on the roof :-)

[@jamesc5174]

are you keeping the tractor or are you selling it

[@jessie86372]

wud u ever do up an actual farm sized machine if given the chance

[@Daniel-yw5yq]

are u going to paint the bonnet aswell? it wouldn't look right without it

[@MachineryRestorer]

Yes I am going to but that will be when the cab is back on again

[@niallmurphy2067]

Did you do metal work in school

[@atahservices2840]

what oil did you have to use for the transmission

[@bjornstopel8409]

hi dagger i got a question. do you know anything about dynamark mowers because i have one and i am working on it thanks. bjorn.

[@steviemyles-di9ln]

first

[@georgewalker2497]

write today's date and the engine hours on the filters so you know when to change it

[@bigearny6]

did you remove the tyres to repaint the rims or masked off??

[@MachineryRestorer]

I left the tyres on and masked it all off

[@user-pp1gd2he9s]

Despite it looking very neat how it is improving... I think its a shame u are only doing Voice-Over... I think it takes away the effect of "in the moment" commentary... but thats just my 2 cents. Good luck on future endeavour

[@JasonI-vl7vu]

+Daggerwin so how expensive was those rubber mounting brackets and loving the series

[@MachineryRestorer]

Have a guess and see if you are close :)

[@JasonI-vl7vu]

£100 possibly

[@MachineryRestorer]

Very good guess, it was around £95 for 6

[@averybryant]

I have forgotten, is this a 4wd tractor or a 2wd tractor?

[@MachineryRestorer]

4wd with bi-speed turn

[@eoghan791]

Daggerwin are you full time youtuber or do you have a job outside KZbin?

[@aodhanking8455]

how much did your massy ferguson 1220 cost and where did you get it please tell me because i want to buy it

[@ashboy225]

0:37 Used tires? Don't even look like they even been on tarmac haha

[@tylerknoll8135]

Horn? Compact tractors in the u.s don't have them so why do you guys get them

[@quinn9889]

Are you keeping that

[@MattiPaasikivi]

What was the song in your previous kubota video?

[@bunnywarren]

I don't know how you can work outside in this weather. Far too cold for me.

[@MachineryRestorer]

Some days it's not nice but with a hat and gloves I don't find it too bad

[@Rab93]

it's hydraulic fluid, not technically oil

[@conosullivan5615]

hi dagger

[@timbo-jr2sh]

what is your oil filter remover called

[@W.HiltonLimb]

Hi, in fact not long ago in Scotland the temperature dropped quit a bit and guess what we had to grit our high school! Yes it was a Kubota and it was so rusty it looked like it's whole chassis was about to snap!

[@W.HiltonLimb]

I am impressed that Kubota has changed dramatically and it looks amazing! Nice work

[@timmybob5741]

where do u get the parts for ur tractor

[@padraiglynch6726]

whats the main brand of hand tools do you use?

[@creativepaint9966]

they look like Teng

[@padraiglynch6726]

Creative Paint thought that myself

[@adamhoulihan8319]

second

[@s.gphotography9260]

Hello are you going to start a lone kare service

[@carolinepound1598]

can you do more pls

[@zacharytuttle4622]

you should show your face to start the vlog.

[@markward6076]

Here in the US road salt has literally destroyed my car .

[@shanepremont9679]

you have no snow

[@shanepremont9679]

are you keeping the kubota

[@shanepremont9679]

how come u did not put the fenders side by side (new vs old)

[@MachineryRestorer]

The old ones had disintegrated

[@benc9280]

when is the next video coming out??

[@taterbrady5239]

I understand why it takes so long between videos when restoring fix one thing find 2 things you need to fix

[@seerkd]

8

[@thomasvanhoof6477]

do you sell your tractors

[@mattwilkins1632]

Why do you commentate like you're not doing a voice over?

[@ojbburgetv6879]

When you next uploading

[@carolinemillar1582]

when is the next episode

[@reecemarr8242]

hi please reply

[@japarker2347]

Reece Marr hi

[@jikseri5065]

Reece Marr replied

[@fava7753]

Why do people say ,, she , , its a bloody machine . Not a woman .

[@hollyc6025]

I literally came here to see his face, I was disappointed

[@crazylogger9954]

Love your vids

[@subwarpspeed]

How did you restore the rims? 2 years ago I did the front wheels on my tractor (16" rims on a 2wd tractor). Boy it took me longer than I thought. I used a knot wire brush on the angle grinder and then in the end I think I swiftly used some paper and then cleaned it before painting it (with brush). The thing is that the back wheels' rims also need doing and it is 34" ! I have a sandblaster tank (the cheap Chinese version) which I haven't gotten to work well - it clogs up. Wondering if it is worth tuning it? (the compressor supplies 370 liter/min (480 liter/min theoretical)). I also have bought a needle scaler which I haven't tried at all. I'm looking for the most effective/fast way to get all paint away and have a surface to prime and paint. There isn't too much rust.

[@MachineryRestorer]

Hi I used a wire wheel and a cylindrical shaped wire brush on a power drill to remove all the rust. If it was a case of totally removing all the paint or if it had been even rustier then I would have likely removed the tyre and had it sand blasted by a professional. I think whichever approach you take it's going to be a fairly slow process.