Congrats! That's an awesome tractor! I got tired of the dust, bugs, rain, wind, heat and cold five years ago!
Any nice/useful options such as rear remotes, 3rd function etc?
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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Any nice/useful options such as rear remotes, 3rd function etc?
Congratulations! Looks really clean…in fact looks like bucket not missing any paint (yet
).It has 3rd function. I am going to add 3 rear remotes. The limited edition is a stripped down model but the guy added front and read work lights, cruise control, Bluetooth radio. The price point I bought it at I can add some things….so I have a list!Congrats! That's an awesome tractor! I got tired of the dust, bugs, rain, wind, heat and cold five years ago!
Any nice/useful options such as rear remotes, 3rd function etc?
That part will change some!bucket not missing any paint (yet
Congratulations on the new tractor. I have a BX23S and I wish that I had bought a bigger tractor.
I used to own an Oliver Track Crawler back in the 1980s, but once I was finished using it I sold it to a collector in Maine. I didn't want to see it become a orphan out in the back 40 with no one to care for it. At that time I was working full time and every minute was filled. I think mine was a 1963 or 64. I will check later because I think that I still have the original books from it. I think that the fellow that bought it was going to use it for parts for another that he was restoring.
I used to own an Oliver Track Crawler back in the 1980s, but once I was finished using it I sold it to a collector in Maine. I didn't want to see it become a orphan out in the back 40 with no one to care for it. At that time I was working full time and every minute was filled. I think mine was a 1963 or 64. I will check later because I think that I still have the original books from it. I think that the fellow that bought it was going to use it for parts for another that he was restoring.
This morning I completed the swap of Faster couplers for Summit Hydraulics 1/2" Ag couplers on the M6060.
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L4701, T2290, WC68, grapple, BB1572, Farmi W50R, Howes 500, 16kW IMD gen, WG24
Very neat and clean. If it weren't for the mud on the tires it would look like you don’t use it.
I wonder how many routinely keep the cover on the PTO shaft when not in use. I do, but you’re the only other I’ve seen with the cover on a tractor that has more than a few hours on it.
I keep the PTO cover on both tractors when I don't have an implement hooked up to it. I have grease all over the PTO shaft and would rather not have it get caked up with crap. Then again, I have covers on the balls on all three B&W tow & stow hitches.
Did you notice that I don't have the PTO safety shield in place? I took that off a couple of years ago since it kept getting crushed by the hydraulic top link.
Wow, that is interesting….which implement uses the most functions at one time? (Looks like you have some options). Is that a count of 7?
Then also what are the electric couplers above the horizontal set for?
The idea is to run the Buhler/Farm King rear blade off the Summit Hydraulics multiplier (top). The four circuits are controlled with a control grip in the cab that has four buttons for eight functions i.e. tilt, angle, offset and gauge wheels. The solenoids on the block open via momentary buttons on the control grip. Theoretically all four solenoids could be open at the same time, but the oil flow would be complicated. I have no intention of ever holding down two or more buttons on the control grip at the same time.
The bottom pair of remotes supplies the Summit Hydraulics multiplier. The middle and top pairs control the top-n-tilt cylinders so that's a total of six circuits controlled via three in cab levers. Makes sense right?
What did I do to or on my Kubota? Same as yesterday. Nuthin' All that snow went to the East of us.
Oh my… could not even get the math right let alone understand it. Sounds like it has the functions you want / need so that’s a big
….i like upgrades that serve a functional purpose. Looks like a very clean / factory install. Well done. To the contrary i love to laugh when i see fake bead loc rims.
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Used the L3901DT and grapple to move some 60" logs. First group is from a Blonded Ash and the second is from a dead Oak.
The 5460 and blower got a workout today with heavy, packed snow.
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@S-G-R, nice video there. I always like the sights and sounds of a tractor working, and the plume of snow is the icing on the cake. We've had so little snow here in NW Montana. It sunny and mid 40s today and feels like spring is here.
I have an SB1574 blower but it looks small compared to yours.
I have an SB1574 blower but it looks small compared to yours.