Recent content by busterja21

how about these guys https://www.sheyennemfg.com/products/snowblowers/compact-tractor-loader-mount-snowblower/

Bercomac makes self powered blowers with SSQA attachment, but its going to cost you upwards of 7k.

try the kubota equine discount kubotausa.com/equine-offer, there is another recent post on here with a discussion on it. Dealer charges for freight and setup vary, so shop around even with the discount. insurance is required by most financial companies. check your homeowners, they might cover...

I'm 6'7 and the 2650 (cab) has plenty of leg room for me. Cant speak for the 2601 though. Nice looking open station 2650 just came up for sale by me with brush hog for 18k, only 21 hrs.

Implements are also 20% off with the equine discount if bought at the same time. No reason to wait telling the dealer once you have a membership.

The most straight forward discount is the equine club https://www.kubotausa.com/equine-offer (no 0% financing if you use this route) Otherwise I would say 10% off MSRP + rebates is pretty good starting point for your negotiations. Just call a few dealers in your area and tell them you are...

I went with summit hydraulics, the kit included everything needed, they shipped it same day, and their support is great.

anyone successfully use the equine discount? https://www.kubotausa.com/equine-offer#tractors

why not make some brackets/arms that allow you to mount it to the hitch like a lawn roller. also can you fill it with stone, not as heavy as concrete, but sounds like you already have alot around.

i used the bora aluminum 2" spacers part # MS-KB2650-AR2 , fit fine, no issues

frogzskin would be another option at the snorkel opening to keep snow out.use them on snowmobiles to let air in and keep snow out.

I'd go with a 6.5 or 7x14 or 7x16 tandem axle. You can look at GVWR to see what the trailer is rated for, subtract the weight of the trailer (1000-1500 lbs) and you'll know how much payload it can handle. You might find a single axle with a 5000lb axle, but more common are the 3k and 3500 lb...

I used clamp on forks for a while, problem I had is if you need to drag something (e.g lift one end and drag), the forks would come off the bucket if not clamped down really tight, seems like bxexpanded would rotate away from the bucket if used this way. If all you want is to lift up and move...

I'd offer around 4000 and see where it goes from there.

Chimpy - I agree these kubota dealers sure seem to have a real arrogance about them. I had a B3350, which the dealer 10 miles from me refused to service because I didn't buy it from them. i can see where they didn't want to deal with the 3350 issues. but having to haul the thing 2 hours to the...