Recent content by Scotty123

good point about mowing monthly vs. once a year. Currently I'm using either a flail mower or brush hog when 'outside the fence' and a old riding mower (which we just got rid of) inside the fence...outside is meadow, inside is small vineyard, orchard, lawn etc. Don't have a mid mount yet. Happen...

okay, bring me up to speed here. I understand a two stage dump...got it on my mahindra. On the b2650 is the fast dump (as stated above) first?, followed by the controlled dump? As to 4 position valves...are you talking about up/down/dump/load?

anyway to adjust the speed of the tilt etc.? Compared to my 20 year old Mahindra the speed of the dump to way too fast and it take a careful/slow hand to do a clean spread.

Thanks...slow it will be. Mostly low blackberries, some scotch broom...fortunately no bamboo...can't imagine that one.

I'm looking to add a rck60-30bb mid mount mower deck to our b2650. Is it possible to mow blackberries? I do it yearly with either a flail mower or a brush hawg (?)...though a mid mount would make for a more compact package.

Thanks. Gives me something to think on. Hooking the 5' bucket to the loader arms seem to give me enough front weight...so I'll check to see what the bucket weighs and go looking for suitcase weights. (the bucket extends the overall length and makes the turnaround at the end of the rows...

bit of a followup. I did purchase the b2650. worked out as the prior owner (80 years old) is often our part time help, thus, no problem with his using the machine. Currently, we have a 800lb. 50 gallon sprayer on the back. Makes the front feel light. Any ideas how much weight I should/can add to...

That's why the current buzz words are 'Globally sourced, assembled in the USA'.

I wish I'd thought to add $500 to the check...I'll find some other way to make it up to him. Heading into harvest season so I might not get the chance to do much more than check the fluids and the fuel and air filters. I'll attempt a followup when I take a good look. Should work well as a backup...

A bit of an update. I contacted the dealer who originally sold the unit (and are the closest for service)...they show no service since new. I'll be asking the seller if he has any service receipts, however I'm thinking there has been none performed. There are 335 hours on the unit, so not a lot...

Would like to determine a price range so I can make a reasonable offer. 2017 b2650 with loader, forks, box blade. <500 hours, appears stored inside It will be the backup tractor to our slightly larger and older Mahindra. (I was surprised that it could pickup a bin on grapes using rear...

Going in and out of vineyard rows on a slight slope...thus is appears the standard 3 rib will work over the R1 ag tread...thanks for the info

I recall it was around $150 each plus $35 shipping for two. I measured in inches...e.g. 3.5" pilot, bolt hole sizes and distance apart, wheel width and thickness...(4 x 12) and a picture showing offset, and they came back with the correct measurements in mm. Haven't received them yet (I recall...

I once brough in a 1 ton flat bed from Canada to the States...turned me back at the border...for...a speedometer that only registered in Km...so I drifted East and around 3 am tried another crossing where they didn't blink, just waved me through.

Our Kubota 2201 came with 3 rib tires which have aged out (40 years). Any reason you can't put a more aggressive tread on the front, similar to what you'd find on a walk behind tiller (ag tread?)