KUBOTA B7500 OPERATION OVERVIEW/INSTRUCTIONAL (How to use a tractor)

[@cherylhansen-furr4434]

Thank You so much for this video. I just got a used 2010 Kubota tractor. Your video helped me get started. Been in the yard 3 days and couldn't understand the written instructions. I am a 66 year Old Lady, so you really broke it down well. Again Thank You.

[@IgrainiaValor]

My husband and I just moved into a house on 4.5 acres with one of these as our lawn mower. Had no clue how to run it, your video saved our skins! She runs smoothly and I adore our little orange Kubota!! Thank you for having such an informative tutorial. :)

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

That's a great lawn mower to have! I've been using and lending mine out for many years, and shes yet to let me down. Thanks for your comment and good luck with your B7500!

[@davidtutor6763]

Its amazing how much your yard has changed

[@bulljr19]

Great video! I've owned mine since 2003 and even I learned something (the PTO control lever). Two points that were missed, and I only mention it because I'm always nagging my boys on these: 1. I don't think this was mentioned, perhaps I missed it - only operate the implements with the HST in low gear. I wasn't aware of this rule until I had a mechanic out at $150/hour to address an HST plumbing problem, and he noticed the tractor in high range and scolded me severely. According to the mechanic, operating implements with HST in high range can burn out the HST. Also, the tiller implement is more effective with the tractor in L range. 2. The trash screen in front of the radiator should be checked and cleaned out regularly, especially if you're working in high brush. Failure to do so can lead to the engine overheating on a hot day, as mine did just yesterday (DOH!).

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks for you comment! Very good points you bring up. I certainly agree with both and yes i failed to mention them! Thanks!

[@joeandamyaguirrepacificpro9027]

James Bull wow thanks. Low for the implements that sounds important!

[@77fishhawk]

I'm looking to purchase a B7800 that I'm unfamiliar with. Great video. Thank you.

[@joeandamyaguirrepacificpro9027]

Just bought one, thanks for the great overview of how to use it. Well put together video.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Joe and Amy Aguirre Pacific Properties thanks! Made my night!

[@garylee4214]

Awesome video brother! Really needed exactly what you taught me here. Just got my first, used kubota. Thanks

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Great to hear it was helpful! Older video but I suppose it still gets the point across

[@sheldonbeiler1028]

Thanks it was the pto not being in neutral

[@edwarddinardo2830]

To run rear bagger how do u raise and lower deck and run both pto's ? I think u can lock rear pto with valve and deck can still be raised and lowered? and should u run at low range but if mowing with bagger u would want hi range for speed? Little confused? any advise?

[@robertvenable368]

Thank for this video. Very helpful.

[@dooniecarlos4450]

Hey, I have the same tractor. Do you have a backhoe for yours? I can’t find one for mine.

[@jonlawniczak4151]

what is the small peddle to the left of the control lever for the pto?

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

The foot pedal on the rear left is the locking differential

[@JeffreyMillerPA]

Awesome, thanks for posting!!

[@southernyankee1519]

great video exactly what I was looking for!

[@smokejblow66]

Awesome tractor!!!

[@avidsledder]

That was a great informative and detailed review. Awesome my friend, thank you

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks for the comment man! I feel like I have to remake this video since it is so old. But glad to know it still gets the point across. I still have my B 7500 and she's chugging away like a champ

[@fraydnot]

Chris question for ya, when you raise the implement is the control handle supposed to return to center? My 7500 fails to do so. Thanks for the video

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yes it should return back to center when it reaches the top. Mine actually started failing to do so a couple years back and I had to adjust the Rod that the handle is connected to. Now it works good again

[@johnbarbour115]

The ROPS is of little value in the raised position unless your seatbelt is securely fastened. Conversely, if you have to operate with the ROPS in the lowered position, your seatbelt should not be fastened.

[@martygray124]

Nice job!

[@MrSeebsy]

How much would it be for 2 days Delivered to Flemington NJ ?

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

It's $200 per day, but I could do 300 for 2 days. Shoot me an email through the about section on my KZbin channel and we can go from there if you're interested

[@MrSeebsy]

How do I send a pvt msg from the About page?

[@kennetholesinski8366]

thank you for the info

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

No problem!

[@eliemourad6838]

How much would be for a 2 hours away delivery R/T " Mountain top PA" thanks

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Elie Mourad unfortunatly i dont travel that far.

[@davidshowalter2537]

what do you charge for a day rental

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

David Showalter $200. $600 per week

[@n14cummins262262]

Can u send me ur rental contact # pls

[@tomwilliams4952]

Great video, thanks. I just bought a B7500. It seems to be a little top heavy and would roll over easy. Is this true, or would it be because mine has agriculture tires on it?

[@jamalothmanRN]

I been trying to get a BX25 D with a loader / backhoe for my house usage because i have a big yard and i need to do a few projects. renting its an option but i am not the person who can get it for a week and get it all done. Since your unit is kind of all 2003, do you face issues with mechanics or trouble shooting? I am trying to spend less than 10 K.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

overall it has been a very reliable machine for me however I definitely have to do repairs from time to time and of course the usual maintenance. I strive to keep it in Tip-Top shape

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

the bx25d is definitely a great unit especially if you need the backhoe. My only gripe with it is that the Hydraulics are very slow unless you have the RPM up high. on my b 7500 it can be idling and the Hydraulics still work very quickly. that and to me, the bx25 almost looks like a glorified lawn tractor with how small the wheels are.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

do you live anywhere near 19067?

[@stevewinwood3674]

I bought this same model tractor. Mine is way worse shape however. I have watches this video several times to remind myself what the different levers do. All the stickers/labels on mine are unreadable

[@Atouk]

This video is awesome sauce. I just purchased a B7500, and now I need a sub-frame, a backhoe, and a tiller. Sigh...

[@bdcarroll415]

When purchasing a backhoe for your b7500 or b7510, or bigger for that matter,look at wallenstein Backhoe Implements .They make a really strong subframe..

[@bdcarroll415]

On these little kubota, tractors There are many filters and fluids to maintain. When purchasing one of these tractors, used' make sure you get yourself a manual. Trust me, you'll be good for many years. I have over a thousand hours on my B7510 Hst with a wallenstein subframe backhoe .. One tough little machine. 😊

[@Atouk]

@@bdcarroll415 I'm going to put my 7500 up for sale. It's just too small for me. I want a regular backhoe, a real digger! I had a Massey 275 with a 3pt hitch backhoe and a large bucket on it. The entire setup weighed about 15,000 lbs, and then I went to this little tractor..sigh. 😅

[@bdcarroll415]

@Atouk I hear you, It's always nice to have a bigger machine if you need it. But for my needs, the b7510 kubota backhoe is perfect for grooming cottage roads and entrances , working under decks, hauling trees, launching my Pontoon ,stacking firewood , snow removal etc. But to be fair, it has been modified...?😊

[@Atouk]

@@bdcarroll415 Yep, I love the little machine for tight spots. It fills specific needs but I also need a real digger. Maybe I just need 2 tractors. 😅

[@gabeh8460]

Mine has to be in neutral to start

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Interesting. Maybe mine is missing a safety switch. What year is yours? Mine starts in gear as long as the PTO is in neutral and the clutch is depressed

[@PatrickCoady-ud7mg]

Pity to hire such a lovely tractor

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

It's now retired. And still working great! Rented it out for several years

[@aydenloper6229]

no me i need that the most

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Need what the most

[@24revealer]

Hi, the neighbor brought his tractor over and wants me to make a new floor for it as it is rotten. There is a round knob just below the front of the seat I have to remove to get at some of the bolts. Can you tell me what it is for and do you think it just pulls off? Here it is in the video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jX-tiZhjn7ifkKM

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Sorry just saw this now. That is the 3pt hydraulic flow control valve. Im actually not sure how it comes off. As far as i can see it just pulls off but my doesn't budge. Dont see a set screw. You get it off yet?

[@24revealer]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow Yes, it took some work, but it pulled off.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

@@24revealer got you. Good to know! Thanks for the reply. I guess they must have just threw a little glue on the inside when they push it on