Recent content by matt-m

Some road-side brush clearing

I filled mine with concrete and have no regrets. Since you are welding capable here's a few ideas to share. The dolly has been super handy.

Congrats on the purchase! Mine has enabled getting after all kinds of projects on our property. But it's not hard to take the little B to its limits, so be careful. Ballast is a must. I've got a three point ballast box and filled rear tires that greatly improve stability / usability of the front...

I built my top and tilt kit using cylinders from AgriStore. AgriStore

Added some fresh amended soil to the raised beds. Working under the watchful eye of our tom turkey (Mr. Snoods).

I've got these (below link). Had about a year and have been holding up good. Not light, definitely a work boot not a hiking boot. Brunt - The Mulder Welted

I went with the 60" wide version, which is the narrowest Homestead offers. I'm impressed with the build quality. If we get another big snow this year I'll report back on how it went with this setup on the little B.

New front blade - from Homestead

My set up with a Summit valve, plumbed after the third function as described by MntView. Valve body mounted to steel plate with plate mounted to ROPS through existing holes. Primary use is top and tilt. Has worked out great.

A few I kept while clearing off the memory card from shots taken this last summer with dad's old Nikon D90 base (digital) and old school lenses that mount to but don't interact with the camera (so all settings and focus are manual.) I enjoy having to figure it out but then getting the ease of...

I struggled finding anything Kubota. Ended up ordering three of the 70# JD weights and fabing up a bracket. Bracket doesn't have to come off for FEL and weights just slip on and off bracket (no bolting the weights).

I really like the B2601 for my situation. I thought I might outgrow a BX so went with the B. If you have room to store and maneuver I can't imagine you would be disappointed going up in size from the B.

I've got the the Betsco heavy duty 48" with forged hammers. Been a good cost effective option. Very basic machine but does what I need. If not already aware the spacing on the 3 pnt is not quick hitch compatible.

trail flail!

First trip outing once you are able has got to be taking Theo to the "Slurpee Store" !!