Recent content by TX Chris

Show me on this doll where aluminum trailers hurt you in the past... 👨‍⚕️

Whatever size you think you need, add at least 4 feet in length.

Have you asked the dealer for a price on the installation? Hard to weigh the pros and cons of you versus them without knowing what they would charge.

I assume you mean installing the subframe onto the tractor? Or just attaching the BH92 to the already-installed subframe?

I lived on 8 acres when I bought the MX. Since purchased 50 acres, somewhat unexpectedly. So yeah, I would've bought a slightly bigger tractor.

Just curious as you obviously have a clue since you took the time to read the deeds, but are you 100% certain the deed is wrong? I'm not sure what your background is, hence the question. Not too many people out there fully understand metes and bounds or legal property descriptions.

CONFESSION: I have a trailer addiction. First trailer was an adequate-at-the-time 20' utility trailer. I bought a brand new aluminum enclosed car hauler last year that I'll admittedly only use a few times per year. My L3901 was destroyed in a fire and I replaced it with an MX. The first trailer...

Very nice!! You'll probably get some requests after posting that.... Speaking of, wanna fab up a root ripper for a BH92? ;)

An 8' high fence with 24" deep holes? I hope there's no wind where you live...

Are you referring to the subframe or the frame of the BH itself? Critique My Binder Setup - pictures of my BH92 subframe - I see no tie-down locations? Random BH92 picture from the internet - I see no clear tie-down locations?

Kubota Tie Down Loops Kubota L, MX series front tie down points Here's another option for more Kubota models.

Did you build or buy the clamp-on ball mount? Looks homemade but I figured I would ask. I would like to have one, though I'd probably mount 2 different balls, a 2" and a 2-5/16" side-by-side for diversity.

@MountainMeadows Great idea! I'm going to use this same concept (pins from the outside) to build a two-piece stand. One stand for each side. The grapple is definitely an awkward piece to mount/dismount and not easy to move around the shop unless it's on wheels.

details on the ripper?

I've purchased two Kubota tractors, a Kubota zero turn mower and a Kubota RTV since 2016. Every one of them were financed at zero percent through Kubota finance. Both of the tractors were 84 month zero percent, with Kubota's insurance. My first tractor (L3901) was a total loss in a fire and...