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Hi Nickleplated. Sorry to say I still haven't used it. Planning on doing some tilling next month. Cheers!

I've got the Rake Master grapple, very tough but heavy. It's 72" and weighs close to 800 lbs. It's run on a M5140.

My M5140 has made hydraulic noises since day 1. Sounds like something gurgling.

I like the box you have. I am definitely not a midget.. :D Have to have the seat all the way back. They put the SMV sign in the way too. Time to put a pencil to some paper and engineer something!

Nice welds on the hooks. Wish i could fit that toolbox behind the seat on mine.....Kubota didn't leave us much room to work with on the M5140. Sure is a crappy plastic tool box they put on it.

That's a great dealer! I bought tractor/equipment last year with mixed results. The prices were far better than the dealer closest to me. Salesman was very helpful choosing the equipment. Had to wait a while after delivery to get some of the implements in. I'd call occasionally to ask the...

I've got an M5140 as well. I've run a 6' box blade that doesn't quite cover my tracks. Would be interested in what you get and how well it does on your tractor.

Nice result!

Have you checked TractorData.com ?

RDL, that reminds me I need to check my propane tank. Even though I have gas stove, clothes dryer and water heater I only use about 150 gals a year...... Electric bill is only $90 a month in the winter, but then again I'm in Florida :D

Good to hear you solved the gear issue. Did you figure out what was going on with the 3 pt? Welcome and good luck on your new purchase.

I have an M5140 which I attached a plate with a D-ring because I didn't have a good way to tie down the tractor when hauling. If I remember correctly the bolts on the frame were M16 x 3.0. I used longer bolts than the ones that were installed originally.

Very handy piece of equipment. I've got a LandPride 72". Use it to smooth loose dirt and rocks in driveways. As said above not much to go wrong with them. I don't see that many of them around here, hardly ever one on CraigsList.

I just purchased a Caroni tiller. It has a oil check plug about 4" from the bottom of the reservoir for the chain. To add oil you can use the bolt that adjusts the chain tension. I can't imagine there isn't some means to check and add oil. Sooner or later it's going to leak.

Ordered a light set from ropslights.com several months ago. Very pleased with them and they're a cinch to install. Not too cheap, but if you want well made lights, brackets and electrical connectors (and switch) and easy to install, they're hard to beat. They are made custom for the particular...

Re: Start of Ultimate Fabricate/Customize Stikcy Good info!

They have some good prices and lots to choose from. Thanks.

Good to know jrslick. Looking forward to putting it to work. The safety covers were screwed up so took it back and they replaced the whole drive shaft. Good people to deal with. Steve NC, I usually make a trip to Asheville every year. Maybe I can get to Garner one day. Sounds like I need to...

Finally pulled the trigger and picked up a Caroni 67" tiller. Ended up with a good deal. It was in the yard for a while (faded paint) so they dropped the price. Looks well made. Will report back once I get some time with it.

Picked up a Caroni tiller today......in the pouring rain! It's a 67" with 6" offset to the right. It was in the yard for a while so had faded paint. No big deal to me, but they gave me 5% off anyhow. Been having trouble uploading pics for some reason. Let's give it another try.