Recent content by Spurlucky

Much to think about. Thank you all for the insights.

Thanks guys, You've given me a lot to think about. Still scratching my head about taking the plunge and starting a legitimate side "business". Spurlucky

Hello friends, I am looking to turn my obsession into occasional $. I am an Instructor at a Vocational High School and have the summers off. I am also a Craigslist attachment addict and buy things on the off chance I might use them once. I am trying to justify a trailer to move these beautiful...

No experience myself with this but I am interested in learning this as well.

I have a MX5200 and most of its work is putting in food plots for friends & family. I run a 6' and am happy it covers the tire tracks. Sure is an excellent attachment. I'd say go with the 5' if your tractor's HP rating can handle that particular implement. Like other have said, the first time...

I was looking at them and the Kubota guy talked me into the MX5200 over the 4701 for the money.

I have the same tractor as you and have purchased nearly every implement to help with making food plots (told the wife they were for her flower beds). I have been using Frigid Forage products the past 2 years and the deer hammer it. Like people have said, get the soil tested. That way there is...

I've been putting in a three rail fence at my house a section or two at a time. I borrowed my brother's post hole digger but did not even bother trying it as each hole I dug with the backhoe produced huge rocks that would've stopped the PHD in its tracks. Great implement if you aren't in...

Welcome aboard! As much as I love how versatile & productive the tractor is, I enjoy the therapy involved with seat time. Enjoy!

That's funny stuff right there Josef. I'm glad it all worked out for you. Looks like a root could not have been the culprit as there are no trees in the area, was there a rock involved or just clay?

I have a MX5200 with the same FEL & BH as you. I had the hydraulic thumb put on & boy I'm glad I did. Easily doubles the uses for the BH. BH w thumb is my favorite implement, my pallet forks are used all the time. List in order of usefulness: FEL BH w thumb Forks 6' Roto-tiller 6' Bush-hog 7'...

How about some pics moving the logs? Looks like a good job. Spurlucky

Good video, looks like I should have spent more time going backwards. Spurlucky

I have a MX5200 and the BH92. I have no knowledge of the damage a 3pt hitch may cause but the cost savings do not seem to justify the risk. My input would be to put the hydraulic thumb on the day you buy it. Worth its weight in gold. In my opinion it easily doubles the functionality of the hoe...

Yes, the filter change is big, but the fluid will still be good. (Make certain to use the Kubota Transmission fluid). Be prepared for the mess and be quick with your hands, should be fine.