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Losing our locals and price were the reasons we dropped dish. Also we've found that our antenna is more reliable than dish was, it's rare we lose our signal, even through blizzards or thunder storms. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

If you do go for a roof antenna you should be able to use your old dish coax cables. I had to do some custom work to make it fit but it just took some washers and drilling a new hole to make mine fit. My dish had 3 cables so I just hook up one and installed a new 1 to 4 junction box in the...

Welcome to the cord cutters club. We dropped ours a couple of years ago and it was one of the best things we've done, dish was way to expensive! First for locals check out TV Fool. Put in your address or GPS coordinates and see how many free channel's you can get. We get 23 channels all in HD...

This is what you're referring to correct? It's the camera. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Congrats! The L2501 is a tough little tractor. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

I think Sheepfarmer hit the nail on the head. From what I've read the B3350's haven't been getting hot enough to complete a re-gen properly (for some people). If you live in a warm climate maybe that won't be a issue, but if you don't, beware. I live in a area where I've seen it get as cold as...

Wolfman is right, but depending on the size you want to go one foot from the drip line not the trunk. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

I was in the market for the same size tractor a few months ago. My old tractor was a 30 hp B7800. I was instantly drawn to the B3350 til I learned the EPA decided to ruin diesel compact tractors the same way they ruined diesel trucks (DPF systems). So I ran to the B2650. I would never spend...

The difference is the L3301 will run and the B3350 will spent most of its time at the dealer. The B3350 has all kinds of DPF emission issues and from what I've read the L series don't. If you want a B series tractor the B2650 doesn't have any tier 4 emissions junk on it at all, so I bought...

No problem at all! It sounded like you have lots of trees to plant and I just thought I should mention it. Trees aren't cheap and getting them planted correctly really helps them grow vigorously to fill in around your property. Enjoy your new tractor and trees :D

Thanks for the comments Dave! I actually have my tractor now and it does have the camera installed. The camera system they installed is an all weather heavy duty system. I haven't used the tractor a lot so far because the weather has been pretty nice. But the few times I have used it when...

Just some friendly advice about planting trees in case you didn't know. I'm a Arborist by trade and its very common for people to plant trees too deep, especially (having fun) using a backhoe. If you buy a BB or potted tree there's a good chance it's already too deep in the container. Knock the...

Front vs Rear snow blowers has been a real hot topic! So can I expect the same passionate discussion this summer over Mid-Mount-Mowers vs Rear? I'll just lay my claim now that mmm's are better, cause I just bought one :rolleyes:

I got my front suitcase weights in yesterday so I installed them to make sure they will fit with the brush guard on, and they do. As long as you turn your mounting bolts from your brush guard outwards the weights fit. The weights came with 3 mounting bolts, I just installed one to show how they...

No you're correct, generally speaking rear blowers are more heavy duty compared to front blowers. I think it has to do with the fact that the blower is on the rear 3pth, which is your strongest point on the tractor for lifting. And the rear PTO is larger then the mid, allowing for heavier...

I can't speak to Kubota's front blowers but I have used New Holland & John Deere front blowers and I can attest to breaking sheer pins. I would break atleast one pin in 6-7 hours of use. Both blowers did have their gear boxes in the front. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Yup, that's what I meant. The weights hook over the bracket and underneath those holes. I'm not exactly sure how they fasten but the weights also have a hole on top of them so I assume there is a bolt or pin that you use to fasten them to the cross bracket, so they don't move around. Maybe...

As others have posted they will throw about the same. Couple of other factors to consider. Can you get by without your loader if you have a front blower? Also air filters tend to fill up with snow when using front blowers, so you might have to find a way to prevent snow getting in the engine...

My dealer or I didn't know that either but if you look under the front stock bracket there are 3 holes for the weights. Just check to be sure yours is the same. 5 weights would be better but I didn't want to mess with taking off my guard and mounting the weight bracket everytime I needed it...

I ran into the same problem with the 5 weight bracket and brush guard. But I noticed in my manual that you can put 3 weights on the front with no additional bracket. I did turn my brush guard mounting bolts the other way to free up room. They delivered it with the only weight they had in stock...