Recent content by muttbarker

Thank you!

Hey Jay - Thanks for the reply. I am coming up empty on my web searches and also on the Kubota website using 4 point hitch, K-Connect, etc. Wondered if you had any links for that snow blade? I will continue to dig and I appreciate your telling me that there should be a solution out there. Kevin

Howdy - I use the Kubota L4455A subframe with my Kubota L4479 snowblower. It works just fine but sometimes for down and dirty work it would be great to have a snow pusher or snowplow blade on the front. Been searching the web and coming up empty. Wondered if any of you fine folk had a solution...

I often start my L4060 when I am outside the machine with no issues. Perhaps you inadvertently had the PTO engaged? It won't run if the PTO is engaged and you are not in the seat.

Thx for the suggestion. Yes, I do have an excavator and I could use it. I could also take off the blower and the front quick hitch and mount the FEL and bucket. But that is truly last ditch. I have no place to move the snow. The well will be at the end of ½ mile road and as you know snow is...

Howdy - somehow I did something really stupid. I have to clear a 100' by 100' patch of ground that is covered in four to five feet of snow as I have a company coming to drill a well early next week. I am using a front mounted snow blower. I have to make multiple passes as it is a combination of...

I wish, when I did buy it the lead time on a hydraulically controlled was forever. Bought a manual blade but will replace it next year with a hydraulic which will make it more efficient (and easier on my old body).

Snowman - thanks for that comment. Last year I was not able to get a back blade in time for the snow. So it was the blower and the excavator. This year I have a blade and it is a lifesaver. Using it constantly with the blower.

BTW - I currently live in Park City as I build my future house on the property I have been referring to. My backyard butts up to Deer Valley and I just learned that we have passed the 40 foot mark on snow this season having received a total snowfall of 485 inches after our latest storm...

We live in Northern Utah, and have lots of nocturnal visitors including mountain lions and bobcats. Usually you just get a tiny glimpse of them but early this morning my security camera caught a bobcat up close and personal as the cat walked over what should be (if not for all the snow) an eight...

I bought the six foot RC105 from Good Works Tractors. Very well made, locally down in Georgia. I am still quite ignorant about all things tractor and had some issue with it (stupid newbie install thing). Contacted them and they were super helpful. No regrets over buying it.

It's paved and is 14 feet wide but I clear about 12 feet cause I can do that with two passes. I have wings on the snowblower and its base width is 74" so two passes just work. If I had to do it over again I would have gone with the bigger 84" model that is for sure.

Nope, I do two passes (or sometimes 4 if I have to do a half deep pass due to snow depth). Go all the down to the end of the drive and then turn around and come back up.

I wanted to follow up to my post from a year ago when I was a total newbie. The snow here in Northern Utah has been epic. I now have a mile long road that I need to keep cleared which keeps me busy. A local reporter took this shot when he was wandering around looking for something fun to snap...

Good morning - thanks for this post. I have been looking, unsuccessfully for that part number. How hard was it to install? Is it pretty self evident as to where you put the switch? Any tips on that are appreciated. Thanks Kevin