Recent content by TxAg2001

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    FEL bleeding down

    Kubota dealer had the tractor for over 2 weeks. I called during this time and they said they were trying to work with Kubota on a solution. Then I got the call saying it is within Kubotas specs. I was livid and asked "so you're telling me it dropped only 1" in 5 minutes at your place but at...
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    FEL bleeding down

    Most of the work we have been doing lately involves 3" square tubing. A 16' length approximately 85 lbs. raised in the air for overhead gate entrance should not drop an inch in less than a minute.
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    FEL bleeding down

    Agreed, but I am talking about everyday chores around the property. Filling the bucket up with firewood to go split it at the log splitter for example. I shouldn't have to bend over to get the wood out. Yes, sounds lazy...but it is an example. I'm not talking about thousands of pounds of...
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    FEL bleeding down

    Can a different type of seal be used? Is there anything that can be done? If not, I guess I am looking at taking a big hit & will sell this tractor and go with a different color. There have already been too many instances where I could not do something because I knew it would drop. That simply...
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    FEL bleeding down

    I can believe when the tractor is off. But they have lost their minds while the tractor is running. One of the major reasons I purchased this was to help hang heavy gates or overheads. Not to mention the pure safety issue of the FEL automatically lowering while operating
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    FEL bleeding down

    I bought a new Kubota M5111 tractor about 6 months ago. From the beginning the FEL would lower down a few inches as I used it. One day I had forks on and was raising a piece of metal for a gate overhead. Got out of tractor, climbed up ladder to weld it in place and it was already an inch...
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    Looking for tractor camera recommendations

    That would work for behind the tractor. But if I used that on the loader; wouldn't the image be reversed on the screen?
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    Looking for tractor camera recommendations

    On our old 50 hp Kubota I could see the forks fairly easy. But we just bought a M5111 and seeing the forks or even the bottom of the grapple is not so easy. Started thinking about adding a camera on the front of the loader. Of course, if I'm going to add a screen, wiring, etc for a camera on...