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Read articles →This video focuses on two specific tasks: straightening a bent B2601 three-point hitch stabilizer bar and completing overdue 200-hour maintenance. The repair is done with a knowledgeable friend at his shop using cold-forging rather than heat, and the owner also walks through air filter cleaning with soapy water. Light on specs but useful for B2601 owners facing the same stabilizer issue or curious about DIY service reality.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on experience from real-world heavy use of his own B2601, with no evident dealership affiliation.
A friend with tractor rebuilding experience cold forged the bent bar back straight by hand, since the bend was minor and heating it would remove the temper from the steel.
Yes, the owner cleaned it with soapy water based on subscriber suggestions and Kubota videos, though the filter was very dirty after going unchecked since 50 hours.
It includes greasing all grease fittings on the tractor and loader, plus cleaning the air filter, alongside the unrelated stabilizer bar repair.
