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Just dropped it off at my buddies deisel shop. He's one of the best diesel mechanics in the state. Doesn't usually work on tractors, but told me it shouldn't be a problem. I'm fearing the worse, hoping for the best. Anyone know a ball park cost on a complete rebuild? Or even the price of a...

Ohh yeah I agree, definitely on me. I just don’t understand a warning light that doesn’t come on until the damage has already started taking place. Isn’t the point of a warning light to give you a heads up that the oil is getting low? Not wait until it’s bone dry. On every mercury outboard...

We had a guy who worked at our kubota dealership do our 50 hour service about a year ago. He did it on the side which is going to haunt us. Jumping forward to this afternoon. I started the tractor and the low oil pressure light came on. I ran it for a couple of minutes to see if it would go...

Did some brush hogging for the first time this spring a few hours ago. When I got done, I couldn't get the PTO to disengage. The lever moves freely, but in the off position the PTO still operates. Any suggestions what to look for?

What all gets changed at 50 hours? I don't have manual in front of me but the mechanic at my dealer is telling me just the oil.

800 pounds of fertilizer and 300 pounds of beans in the ground. Come on rain!

Got 5 acres of beans in last tonight. Stll trying to figure out a way to cover them better. The cultipacker didnt do much at all so i rigged up a drag out of an old gate and put cinder blocks on top of it. Seemed to work decentely

Ive been mowing and spraying the past week getting ready for a four acre bean plot. I spread 1000 pounds of fertilizer yesterday. Tonight I am going to start discing and tomorrow im going to broadcast the seed and cultipack. This if my first attempt at soybeans so I hope it goes good!

ohh boy you are in for some fun! I enjoy seat time on the bota just about more than anything these days. Well except one thing!

Both of those are a lot of tractor for two acres. i would consider something in the B lineup

First off, zero turns with a steering wheel suck IMO. Not nearly as fast as a traditional type. Secondly, i recently shopped all the brands and the engine choices kept me away from Kubota. I ended up going with a Dixie Chopper with a Kawasaki motor.

I think it really depends what you are wanting to do with it. For gardens, and food plots under a couple of acres I would say the tiller would be ideal. I do 4+ acre food plots and a disc is more effective I believe. Also if you have real rocky soil you can have tear up tiller tines.

A snow plow for a zero turn? Am I reading this correctly?

I just bought a rb1660 on ebay for 240$ Brand new condition. I didnt really plan on buying one, but for the money if I use it once or twice a year it will be worth it.

I'm really surprised I was able to do what I did. We had a major thaw for just a couple days, but have been under a blanket of snow and sub zero temps for much of the winter

Worked about 2 acres with my new land pride disc. Getting ready for spring food plots.

Also after you engage the hydro pedals a few times forward and reverse, wait a few seconds before you try to slam it into gear.

If you aren't happy with it make them fix it under warranty. No way is it normal unless you just aren't doing something right.

I think you would be fine with a 72 inch, but if you want to be safe then land pride makes a 66 inch.

That is one sweet setup!