Recent content by Alexisferos

Your experience with the L2501 sounds like it matches what I encountered. I went through a similar process, exploring kubota tractor supply, and bought a KUBOTA LX3520HSD for about $34,155. It was a step up from the smaller models I initially considered, but it was an excellent fit for my needs...

I chose the 14 ft. single-axle trailer

I also own a B2601, and it's been fantastic for my needs. When finding a trailer, I also had to consider weight limits due to my towing vehicle's capacity. Like you, I didn't see the point in spending much money on a new trailer, especially given the weight restrictions. What worked for me was...

I'm a small IT, i make hotels and business networking and i have a small Wi-Fi network, like internet provider. The olive trees are enough, my father likes them, about 400 trees that offer me their fruit and the oil that my family eat, some times i sell the extra olive oil (virgin olive oil)...

Long time no see again. The truth is that the old beast now has 1800h on the clock going strong without problems. This time of a year, again we harvest the olives and the kubota works hard. I have change only the eBay volt meter with a new one and better/accurate and I will post a picture...

The cup holder is a must. It was the first add-on at the beast and it's the most useful.

And this the first test of the wagon/trailer etc. a lot of free olive fire wood and some compost for mothers garden, Everything is going just fine.

Thanks I try my best, because I'm not a fabricator.

As you may have see in some old posts i haul everything , from firewood, gunnysacks with olives or everything all that needs to be hauled. :p:p:p 1.. Two more modifications. Add two tiebacks at the front off the bed and some removable chains that hold the rear door flat open. Here some...

As i have promise here are some orange pictures. The bed dimensions are 250cm x 150cm and the bed height from the road is 60cm Two things are need to be done right now, First to create a removable chain holder for the rear door so i can open it and leave it flat behind. Second, remove the...

Yes I see no orange me too. But I will try my best for the coloring part. :D

Hello from Greece to all Orange Tractor fans. I had an old made by Me :D:D:D utility trailer that some of you have seen in old post photos. It was made by 8x8cm heavy duty tubes and an axle of an old rear wheel drive Toyota Corolla with 13inch wheels, the trailer serve me about 15 years with its...

Long time no see. ;) But here i i'm and after one year, the Kubota is holding strong and as it needs i decide to clean the cooling system it was very muddy as you can see at the second picture. A new hose had to installed because the old was ready to collapse , new belt and a small restoration...

220 is a perfect working temp for that tractor. For me you have another 10F until the yellow zone and 15F to hear the whistle. http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16639

Hi again. After all this time without any post i return with a small fix. The old tractor is working hard with no problems at all, so now i decide to service some of the implements. Nothing special for most of you, i had some orange color lying around in the house from an old project so i...