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    Switching Tire Types - L2501

    oh man, that is what I always worry about going into the woods. At least your grandson had a good time! Any time on the pressure washer is a good time!
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    Used Snowblower Transformation

    Nice restore and paint job! Do you do interior Painting as well, I may have a job for you!🤣
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    Switching Tire Types - L2501

    Thanks! And no worries- I would like to know more about that saw holder as I have been needing to get one.
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    Switching Tire Types - L2501

    Thanks! It looks like you have R4 tires as I understand it. I haven’t looked into how far I will need to go up for extra lift, but it is probably a lot more tractor than I need. Based on all the feedback I’ll probably be sticking with the machine and tires I have for a bit. also, I saw you are...
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    Switching Tire Types - L2501

    Thank you! My thought with the lift capacity is to just have more of a buffer, so I would only ever use 1/2 the capacity instead of 3/4 or all. That may be a flawed way of thinking though, id just like to avoid excess wear. Id Like to get forks but worry that with 300lb of forks I might not be...
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    Switching Tire Types - L2501

    My thought with going larger is to have a bit more pto HP and lift capacity - the reason I thought of it is because of how expensive tires can be. And agree with you on all’s terrains, much like everything in life they are a compromise. when I was doing research on this subject I saw some...
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    Switching Tire Types - L2501

    Hello All - I have put in an offer on a house that is quite different in the landscape then my current place. My current place is nearly all woods and nearly flat, and the new place has about 3 acres of woods, but the majority is mostly made up of rolling prairie/field and a very large grass...
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    What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

    Very nice! I am hoping it serves you well! If you dont have a mixing bit or mixing drill I highly recommend getting one For the concrete. I just mixed it right in the barrel after hand mixing a couple bags.
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    What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

    Nice! Did you end up measuring it or just doing test fits for the drawbar?
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    What kind of fuel cans / fueling systems are folks using?

    I dont use much fuel. The l2501 seems to sip it when I’m using it, so I just have 5 gallon cans. My favorite is a vp racing can I have otherwise I have a couple more 5 gallon hardware store ones I modified to make filling them easier. I typically will balance the can on the loader with a plank...
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    What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

    Thanks! I saw we had basically the same tractor so I figured if it works for you it should work for me.
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    What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

    What model of forks from them do you have. i was looking and saw a lot of options. Ideally I would like something that will work great with my la526 loader but I can keep if i ever get a larger tractor or ctl.
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    What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

    You might have just convinced me to not get the third function with a grapple. I have been debating it for a while now but having a hard time justifying the cost. A set of forks is a lot cheaper then those options combined!
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    Ballast counter weight for claw grapple

    Thanks! 1 - height from ground to top of drawbar is about 18 inches 2 - height from bottom of the drawbar to the top link is about 21 inches. That being said - I did not do it by measurements when I cut the holes. I backed the tractor up to the barrel and ensured it was in between the three...
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    Ballast counter weight for claw grapple

    I don’t have a grapple or the same tractor - but I highly recommend doing what @BX25D Rookie did. I did something similar and it works great! I used 11 bags of concrete, an old plastic drum my neighbor gave me, a tsc drawbar, and my neighbor also welded up some thick steel to the bar for the top...