Kubota B7100 Leaking Radiator & Fuel Filter Change

In this video I stop leak my leaking radiator change out the fuel filter on my 1991 Kubota B7100 HST.
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[@MICHAELSAMPLE-t5f]

Clever trick pre-filling the filter bowl to minimize air in the lines, I'll remember that for when I have to change my filter next. Thanks!

[@wyattoneable]

We learn as we go. This new tractor of mine has some differences than the L39 so I too have a steep learning curve. Even with a book I have made mistakes. You did a nice job getting that job completed. I'll see you on the next video!

[@mikesworld60]

Yes, looking forward to more videos.

[@TheHomePros6221]

Hey mike I would highly suggest to not use stop leak!! It can really clog up the system and make it all nasty and hard to drain out cause it clogs the drain port on the block, just replace the cap or braze or solder the crack or have a shop do it

[@muonwap]

could you go over the whole tractor and how you have the backhoe attached and hydraulics?

[@mikesworld60]

If you go to my channel there is a whole series of videos on the backhoe subframe. The hydraulics are a pto kit for the backhoe and is self-contained to the backhoe.

[@tongjefferry94]

Hi, can you make a video specifically on your front loader? I am curious on how to connect the hydraulic valves to existing hydraulic pump, and also the position of mount for the loader arm. Plan to add front loader on my Kubota B5000

[@mikesworld60]

I will see what I can do. Are you subscribed so you can see when I put one up?

[@tongjefferry94]

@@mikesworld60 Yeah I subscribed your youtube channel, hope to learn more about the hydraulic system, thank you very much 😀