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I have a B7300 with a loader that I am looking for a mid mount mower for it. I would also be interested in any other implements that you may have laying around for the B7300 as well.

I'm looking for a loader for my L225. I know origanally it would take an L1200 or L1700, but those are pretty tough to find. I found a local loader from a L235. I know that was the successor to the L245 which used the same loader as the L225. I can't find any information on the difference...

Does anybody have an old Kubota L1200/L1700 loader they want to sell? ~Amish Timbo

Yeah, I have some things I need to fix. I plan to re-engineer the braces. Without that bumper I can see where the loader arms bent and broke the front arm mount several times and it has been poorly fixed. I'm working on some new designs for the front mounts - it has a hinge point that I think...

And these are the dimensions I need.

Additional Pics including the broken block mount.

I scored a complete parts L225 with an L1200 loader for only $500. I have another L225 with a K600 backhoe that needs a loader. It will be a direct swap, but the L1200 needs some fab work to put the bumper back on. A previous owner cut the bumper off and cut back the sides of the subframe...

Forgot to add the pics...

So I scored a second L225 with an OEM L1200 loader! The tractor has broken motor flanges from the loader hitting a tree stump while backdragging, so it will be a parts tractor and a donor loader. Only paid $500 for the whole unit plus $800 to ship it across the eastern seaboard. So I'll be...

I was told the that guy who bought it from TMI died of prostate cancer shortly afterwards and then it sat in a barn for 20 years until the guy I bought it from picked it up from his widow. Just because I live in Amish country doesn't mean I'm Amish... but in these times I live more like them...

I just picked up an L225 with a K-600 Backhoe. I was told that it originally was used by the Three Mile Island nuclear plant. It runs like a champ and needs a bath and a coat of orange, but the working meter says only 1300 hours. I would say the hours are pretty close to accurate from what...