Recent content by moelkhuntr

My M7040 also has slight hydraulic issues once in a while. Like it gets locked. Move in opposite direction and then it will work. I was also told this was an issue with Kubota.

What I was saying is check the tire pressures. Mine came with way to much. Was not comparing machines. Light tractors will always ride rougher than heavy tractors.

I've got an 2012 M7040 and it rides rough also compared to my JD 6420 but it also weighs half as much and is shorter. I dropped my rear tires to 14-15 lbs. and my fronts to 24 lbs. (Front wheel assist) and it rides much softer now. It came new with 20 in the rears and 30 in the fronts and it...

My experience with a tractor splitter is they are slower and require to much fuel to run them. Have to keep the RPMs up to get the GPM from the hydraulic pump on the tractor. My own opinion but I like the 25 ton splitters up. If you get into elm or apple trees they will make the 25 hump for all...

That's sort of what I was thinking and trying to put one inside. My JD has one inside but will have to stick it on like an auto inside rearview mirror on the Kubota.

Sort of hard to get them all on 1000+ acres.

I have a new M7040 and I am always having to adjust the outside mirrors. I have tightened the little screws as tight as I can and they still move around. I live on a farm and always hitting them on SMALL low hanging limbs. Was wondering if anyone had adapted different mirrors externally are...

New one to me. I usually keep around 100-150 momma cows and feed hay all the time and have different kinds of hay rings and haven't noticed a difference in them. The slope is a little different on the pipes when they stick their heads but they usually eat wherever I put the new bale.:confused: