Recent content by Elliott in GA

It only needs 3 gallons a minute. A standard 3rd function is connected to the power beyond; I would think that it would do it. It is possible that you would need to use oversized hoses and/or connectors, but they show it working on some more compact tractors with smaller hydraulic pumps. If...

If you are just cutting some ditches along the roadside for a relatively short distance, you might want to consider this sickle type mower attachment - less than 2K if you already have a 3rd function kit on the FEL. https://www.cutthat.com/product/sabre-samurai-cutter-2/

Your desire for a Cab and Boom Rotary Cutter means you can start looking at the top of the MX and Grand L60 series. Anything smaller will not have the weight and power to use a Boom Mower. You may well end up buying an M series tractor.

When I looked at the R14 and R4 tires offered by Kubota, the R4 tires had a noticeably higher load capacity. The R4 tires would seem to have stronger sidewalls, and that would mostly benefit FEL work - especially the front tires. Is the difference meaningful for most people / most work? I do...

Wow - not even close. I would hope that you can get nearly all of your money back by putting it on the classifieds.

Another person must have purchased it (they only had one); it was in stock when I posted.

There is one 3 pack in stock on Amazon...

Try buying the 3 pack then; it is 2 Xtra Heavy Duty and 1 regular Red And Tacky. Sorry, it appeared to be in stock to order.

Lucas X-Tra Heavy Duty is Polyurea grease, and it is in stock at Advance Auto and Auto Zone (in my area in the store and to order).

FWIW, I run a 5 foot rotary cutter and 5 foot finish mower (see signature) with my LX 2610 SU without any issues over rolling terrain (most would say it has hills). I have reclaimed three small fields (8-9 acres total). 6-7 acres involved mowing down weeds and briars that were 3-4 feet tall; I...

Probably expect to pay $400 - $800 per acre, but pricing varies widely based on location, the land to be cleared and what final product (how fine a mulch) you want...

Based on your more detailed explanation of what you face, your equipment is overmatched - unless you plan to just make paths through bushes and saplings (even then very slow going). Your Kubota will work well to maintain the property once it is cleared. If it were me, I would hire (they tend...

You will not see me buying a stump bucket / hoe for my LX. I was merely trying to answer the question about equipment; I have no idea about the OP's soil and vegetation conditions. The OP could be in sandy soil with bushes - would probably be fine, or he could be in hard pack clay with oak...

Artillian has a modular system with grapple and stump bucket attachments - might be cheaper than buying separate pieces of equipment. https://www.artillian.com/products/front-hoe-stump-buckets/ https://www.artillian.com/products/original-grapples-rakes-accessories/

Messick's has a video that might help.