Recent content by Catchad81

I have a 7060. How do you make it show the % on the screen?

It's not unreasonable to believe the faster the tip speed, the better the cut. Let's say you are looking at a 7' cutter. Models may vary by 2000 rpm +/- in tip speed. If all are 540 input with the same size blades, only difference could be the gear box ratio.

I'm guessing here...but he may be saying with the FEL off, it would be good to keep weight on the front, such as in the suitcase weights.

We have larger John Deeres, 7810s, 7200r, 8430s, etc. that engage about as smooth as you can do it from the handle on the older ones. Plus when I demo'd the 5075e, it did fine with the cutter as well. I say it was supplied by Kubota...well, they told me the regional manager was the one...

From what I understand, it's not an aftermarket part. Comes from Kubota.

Good evening. Looking forward to getting my new M7060 redelivered in the coming days. In addition to some options I had the dealer installing, I had them trying to reduce the pto engagement speed. When I was demoing the tractor, the pto engages so fast that the mx cutter would make all kinds...

The shuttle shift at the left of the seat typically has to be clutched. The shifter by the steering wheel that can go from forward to reverse on the fly is often called a power reserved or hydraulic shuttle shifter.

Haven't come across that one before, but that is very nice. Will look at.

I considered both. Alot of the cutters now days are ok for a QH. There is also a floating adapter for QH's that have a removable top hitch. In the end, I went with a QH. Once your equipment works with it, it makes life so much easier. The wife has no trouble going from one implement to...

I think they only offer it with a 10" offset. Will have to look back at it.

Got a new one. M7060.

Dealer I purchased my tractor from is pushing the 1884. He is the one that said the 2084 has the structure below the deck. Two other dealers I spoke too couldn't verify, but both of them said they sell either the 18 or the 26. Never recall selling a 20. I originally wanted the heavier 2684...

Looking at either a Landpride RCR1884 or RCF2084 Rotary Cutter. Best I can tell is only difference is the 20 series has a smooth top. However, specs says it weighs maybe 200 pounds more. Also, I'm told the underside of the 20 is not smooth but the structure is exposed which may not cut as well...

What about rear weight? In addition to filling the tires, which is better the cast discs or wheel weights?

All depends on who you talk to I guess. A reliable source on another forum says they have spoke directly to Kubota and the non DPF engines will be sold in other markets, not used in their tractors. Say it is due to even higher temperatures required. Also, there will be a change in the model...