Recent content by Jchonline

Lol would love to see how that works out if you come unhitched!

I would also go with remotes over a 4n1 bucket. You will probably want a grapple at some point down the road. Also I would consider pallet forks….very handy.

I also suspect you can get more if you sell outright…even a gear driven tractor. These are better for field work anyway. Here is how I would handle it. 1. Decide which tractor you want to buy. 2. If Kubota, sell existing. 3. if Mahindra, then trade it in. (Personally I would not own a...

What type of head do the have on them? Curious I may use the same.

While we are on it, that air filter needs to be checked every 10 hours, even more if you are in dusty conditions. Do not let it get clogged. Go back to your manual and review the entire maintenance section. It will keep you out of lots of trouble! When you started this season how long had...

What hard cab? You have a B2601 they do not come with a factory cab. You must have an aftermarket cab? If so which?

Wrong. The excavator blades on this size machine can absolutely be used to level the machine, and provide counter force for lifting or digging with boom/arm fully extended. There is most likely an issue with the OPs blade hydraulic function.

Nice work! Riprap around the culvert outlet will help erosion tremendously.

How old is the machine? Still under warranty? Have you looked for visible leaks from any part of the hydraulic system? Is your fluid level good?

https://www.kubotausa.com/products/tractors/compact/l01 https://www.kubotausa.com/docs/default-source/brochure-sheets/l02-brochure.pdf And the new video! So far 33 and 39 HP are listed.

Try it up a hill....that extra 200lbs in the front will probably show some. The backhoe on the back does ballast the front but also adds weight the machine has to pull up the hill. Not saying it wont work, but that is where I would determine if it is good or not.

I like the idea of Safety, but Health.....now that isn't really related to tractors. I prefer to keep that separate and frankly off of tractor forums. Just my $.02

Very, very helpful Mike. I need to get something for the L6060 and always dread dealing with chains on larger tires. Chains on the RTV are about all I want to mess with every year. I am going to start with studs and see how it goes.

No its not ok. Buckets are meant for digging, dumping. Bring the bucket up about 6 ft in the air, dump it 1/ 2 way then start feathering the dump (ie shaking the bucket back and forth with the curl/dump functions on the joystick). By the time your bucket is fully vertical it should be empty...

Take the fence down then drag it down with a chain from the butt end. It’s the only really safe way to do it.