Recent content by RBA50

I'd lower the pin on the attachment and be done!

Cat 1 quick hitches are based not on pin size, but on pin spacing, side to side and vertically. There are 3 common categories and the spacing is different for each, becoming wider and taller as you go up. Not sure why the quick hitches commonly need bushings but the majority of them are made...

Can't tell from the pics, but is the top pin bottomed in the hook or is there still room for it to drop down? I've had this happen when the adjustable top hook is one hole too high. Another reason I never buy non- adjustable anything for applications like this.

I have an LA304. It also fits the LA364 and LA504 loaders, but I don't know what buckets specifically it fits. I guess any that will fit those loaders should work.

After you get it hooked up, make sure your hydraulic reservoir is full, then cycle the ram a couple times a bleed the circuit. Then check your fluid level again. Once you have the lines and cylinder full of fluid you will have plenty to keep the reservoir full.

Don't think that;s what he is looking for. I have a B1658 loader quick attach on my B2320 w/LA304 loader. It uses the original pin-on bucket with no modification. Don't know if they are still available from Kubota, or if they ever made one for his loader. I would try Messicks. If the OP can...

I got one of these. It seems to work well, only used a few times so far. Empties the 5 gallon can in a couple minutes. Deway pump I think the price has gone up since I bought it.

Nice job! Are the tines held in with anything or just slipped in the holes in the tubes?

Depends on what type of third function you have. If it's a diverter, when you hit the button you cut the loader circuit out and direct the flow to the third function hoses. It doesn't matter if there are hoses connected or not, the flow is directed to those ports, and cut off from the loader ports.

Did you check the gearbox for oil?

The brackets and mounting hardware should come with the deck, assuming you are buying it new from the dealer. It all just bolts together, at least it did on my B2320.

Not knowing your exact tractor I can only offer a general guide. Presumably you are connecting to the loader connections, and you are able to reconnect that according to color code or some other method. Look at your loader cylinders, and determine which hose is connected to the rod end of the...

If you are not using the loader connections for anything else, you can just run hoses to the back of the tractor for your drill. Use whatever size hose you need, and buy connectors that will mate with the loader connections.

You didn't show the bucket, just said it is too big. Maybe just cut it down or find/fab a smaller one?

Look At the EA Pine Straw rake if you decide to go that route. Made in USA and is built nicer than the imports. Mine shipped Fedex in two or three boxes, so no delivery hassle. Only drawback is it was not Quick Hitch compatible. I knew that, but fixed it before I even assembled it.