Kubota B600 Restoration

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Ok, so thought I'd post some pictures of what's been happening! Only problem is, I don't really know much about tractor parts or rebuilding one.

Wyatt had a great week! He received a $100 check in the mail to use towards rebuilding his tractor from a wonderful, generous couple! Wyatt was so excited, he said, "mom, I think I'm getting spoiled!"

Stephen is keeping track of the spending... so I don't have the exact numbers, but as of now, we are about $2,000 into it and haven't started putting it back together yet. Parts are hard to find since it's old (1974) and wasn't super mass produced... (the tractor was built in Japan and was only built for 4 - 5 years) and when we do find parts, they aren't cheap! We are trying to keep it as original as we can, but somethings we simply can't find.

It means the world to us that folks are willing to help Wyatt with this project! We appreciate you!

If you want to help Wyatt with his project, you can donate here --->>>
(The money goes directly to Wyatt and is used for his tractor).


Kabota Corporation heard about Wyatt's story and sent him out a swag box with a few hats, and Kubota trinkets, pen, logo's, keychain, and magnetic parts bowl, etc.
I love that #KubotaUSA does this!

Today the pistons, sleeves, rings, gaskets, bearings, and oil pressure sensor was delivered all the way from Cyprus (Middle East)!

Heres some pics of the process....

Head

Front Axle

Stephen scraping the gasket off the front cover.... 
it was stuck on good!

Crank Shaft

Cleaning the throttle assembly



Miscellaneous Parts - muffler, throttle, clutch, gas line, belt, starter, toolbox, etc.


Top of the engine block with pistons removed

working together...

This little Kubota that his Grandpa gave him has been all he's talked about for the last 7 years!!! I found a picture of him with it back in 2015 when my dad was putting it together.

Wyatt (8 yrs old) with the Kubota B6000 at
his Grandpa Fricks 2015

This little Kubota is going to be beautiful when it's totally restored! Wyatt struggles so much with normal life things, it makes my Mama heart so happy that he gets so much joy out of this little diesel tractor and that he can learn and help rebuild it with his dad!

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