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Read articles →This is a narrow, personal fix-it clip rather than a general review: an owner with 60+ hours on his Kubota B2601 shows the one thing that bugged him, exhaust soot blowing back onto the loader arm area in cold weather, and demonstrates a cheap DIY fix using a $15 pipe and clamp from Canadian Tire, redirecting the exhaust. Best for existing B2601 owners annoyed by the same soot issue, not shoppers wanting specs or a walkaround.
Posted by the Trevor K channel, an owner-operator sharing a hands-on impression and DIY tweak from his own tractor.
The exhaust soot blows back and lands against the loader arm area, mostly noticeable in wintertime, leaving one side dirty compared to the other.
The owner used a $15 pipe and clamp from Canadian Tire, cutting the pipe down so the exhaust redirects away from the loader arm.
A seller on eBay reportedly makes pipes with nice brackets for this purpose, but the owner chose a cheaper DIY option instead.
