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Read articles →This is a hands-on walkthrough of adjusting hydraulic pressure on a Kubota B2601 using shims, not just a talk-through explanation. The creator pulls the plug, shows the release spring and internal components, discusses shim thicknesses (0.2mm, 0.4mm), and stresses relieving system pressure first for safety. References the official service manual. Best for B2601 owners doing this specific repair themselves, not general shoppers.
Appears to be an owner-operator documenting a DIY hydraulic repair on their own B2601.
Remove the plug to access the release spring, then add shims (0.2mm or 0.4mm) to change pressure, following the official B2601 service manual.
With the engine off, shake the stick back and forth and function the third function if equipped to make sure there is zero pressure on the system.
The video uses 0.2mm shims and 0.4mm shims, which are inexpensive, costing less than two dollars.
