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Well, tried to mount the chains today, only to find that there isn't enough clearance to the fenders. Time to look for some spacers. Suggestions as to a good source? Thanks.

Getting ready to install chains for the first time on my B2601. Where is the proper/best jack placement to lift the rear of the tractor? Thanks.

Re: Paul short...Mr Wildfire..id like to ask a favor.... Here is another option from Kolpin for ATVs. https://www.kolpin.com/powersports/saw-boot

Re: Paul short...Mr Wildfire..id like to ask a favor.... Any pictures of said mount? I've been thinking about a mount for my 'bota and found this one online http://coupersproducts.com/kubota-l3200-l3400-l3800-l3900-kolpin-chain-saw-boot-mount/

Any idea what size the bolt needs to be or if the "knob" is still available?

You might want to check these guys out: http://coupersproducts.com No previous experience with them, just came across their webpage today.

Curious as to what part of Alberta you're in?

Very much a noob question. As part of the purchase, the dealer installed my B2782B (63 inch) snowblower. As it "appears" that spring is here, I want to put the loader back on and get to work with some fence and tree removal. So, do I need to remove the are bolted on to the tractor-at quick...

Curious as to what size of tyres you have on your Bota, and what size of tyres the truck chains were for. Thanks.

Local dealer recommended these to me. He mentioned that it is his number one seller for bx and b series. Price quoted was $500CDN for quick attach. http://hlaattachments.com/item.php?item=267&cat=Forks&sub=Pallet%20Forks&pltfrm=

With winter around the corner, I'm looking for a snowblower for my B2601. The dealer is suggesting a B2782B (63 inch). The Kubota Canada website doesn't list that model, and lists the BX2750D as the only snowblower for the B2601. So, are all of the B and BX series snowblowers compatable with my...

Thanks guys. I've looked at 4 dealers and one oil/gas seller. No one seems to have EP-0 grease. One dealer suggested using heavy gear lube to top it up if required.

So I have a 60inch Kodiak standard duty rough cut mower. I've been told to check the gearbox for lube-remove the plug and inspect for EP-0 grease level. There are two "plugs" on the gearbox; one is a small plug with a square end, found about 1/2 way up the gearbox, the other is the plug that is...

My plan is to tow it behind my B2601. That should be a better "tug" than an atv.

The idea of using a walk behind to do over 1/2 mile of ditch, as well as all of the fence line and trails might be a bit much! Not sure what you really mean by "herky Jerky" cutting action. None of the areas are rough per say, and once I get the brush under control should be a lot better.

I've had one for almost a month now. Haven't done much other than use the loader to hall some rocks and pull some fence posts. Am looking purchasing a box blade soon, and adding a front mount snowblower this fall.

So, I was thinking about buying a rough cut mower, and got to thinking that some of the ditch that I need to mow might be too steep to safely mow. I was wondering if anyone has any experience with one of the tow behind rough cuts that is self powered-ie Swisher, Kunz, etc. How well do they...

Thanks for the info. Just to further confuse the issue, I've starting looking at tow behind, powered mowers-some of the area I need to maintain is the edge of a ditch and I've started to wonder if the slope might be a bit to steep.

So, just wondering what the pros and cons are of each, specifically on a rough cut mower.

So, did it arrive? Chance to use it yet? Need something to deal with "encroaching" trees, and some rougher "lawn".