Recent content by Kennyd4110

@Tractor Tim and I went over the latest "Cadillac" tractor at the NFMS. Light years ahead of the competition in tech options and features. The Kubota Grand L70 series: Brock went over the individual features in this video:

You'll likely need to go to the aftermarket, check out Westendorf, but know that it's going to be $6000-$7000 or so to buy one. https://www.loaders.com/Front-End-Loaders/Compact-Series-10-90-HP If you need a tractor with a LOADER, buy a tractor with a loader.

Used loaders are VERY rare, especially ones that aren't trashed/bent/burnt up in a fire and come with the correct mounting hardware as you are finding out. New or aftermarket is probably the best option.

They make 'em. In my haste I linked the wrong one. The Googler will find one.

You can buy SSQA to 3PH adapters...

Thanks @mdhughes I think anyway :unsure: Sure looks good with yellow wheels eh? :ROFLMAO:

PB, BY, BYD are all abbreviations for Power Beyond.

I used 1" thick urethane for a cutting edge and side extensions for my JD blade. http://universalurethane.com/

I've had two tractors with grooved R4 tires. NEVER and 'chunking'. I call fake news on that-in the tractor world anyway. All negative posts on GTT and TBN cite the same thing about grooving, of course from guys that have never done it though. Find me a picture of a chunked up R4 tire from...

The top hook on a QH is to keep the attachment from tipping, the bottom pins should carry the weight.

Yes, the "L" series have 3-way regenerative valves as mentioned. Some good reads: https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/search/5767525/?q=regenerative&c[users]=Kennyd4110&o=date

We are 'grooving', not 'siping'. Sipes are small thin slits, vs much larger grooves! No noticeable increase in wear across two machine for me.

Two for that price seems fair to me. I have a few Tekton tools myself, I've been very happy with them.

I went with one of these, I find it works great and I can use it for a lot of things-plus I already have lots of breaker bars. 12-250ft/lbs covers most everything for me here. It may not be 1000% accurate, but it will at least get all the fasteners tightened equally, and to me thats more...