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Mine are also set as wide as possible. I have not experienced any problems with them set wide. My dealer only preps the new machines with R1's on the wide rim setting for customer safety and stability. I think you will be glad you did.

Exactly my thoughts when I read the reply's. I do wear Kubota hats and tees proudly when out and about and especially around all my John Deer neighbors and friends who always display theirs. The last thing I expected was a bunch of grumpy old men complaining. We are truly blessed in the USA...

Only a few days left on this sale for those that are interested in a great price. Kubota Apparel Store. Kubota Gear $15 Hats & Tees (kubota-gear.com)

We have about 8 of them hanging around for the last week or so. I feel bad them with the 18" of hard snow cover we have here. I don't know how they can survive this brutal weather with nothing available for them to eat. We are way below normal temps here.

That is the key to making the tilling job easy peasy!

Thanks for the information about the difference in cutting widths. The seats look comphy compared to the MTD my wife complains about now.

Nice looking machine for lawn mowing. I'm actually looking at the same mower. Prolly close to 5k delivered I'm thinking. What did it set you back?

Is that what that was?

Nope they are not overpriced at all. Everything has gone up in price due to the situation we are in. Is Kubota supposed to be the company with no increase? Quality is worth every penny.

Buckthorn and Boxelder. The boxelder is a problem on my west side of the property. It's not shade tolerant and grows sideways taking over huge amounts of property. It was an old horse pasture that was taken over by it. I recently purchased the property, and the boxelder are on my hit list. It...

Please update with pics once you have it together. What was total cost?

Good job Ken! Nice to have access to the property in the dead of winter for sure. I have the basic same set up except for loaded R1's. I do have a set of heavy- duty chains for the 8N but haven't tried them for fit yet on the L2501 because they just aren't needed this winter so far. Hoping they...

Any chance you were tipped with a 12 pack of beer for the kind gesture?

It's all about being happy. I can spend hours and hours swinging the chain saw. Might seem like work to some folks, but to me it's pleasure to be in the woods making wood. The L2501 also seems happy with a bucket of wood.

I had the same project here with the field that is heavy clay soil. It worked really well to use the box blade first with the shanks set on the first cutting depth. It removed all the tall grass and scored the surface enough for the tiller to do an excellent job without the tines getting all...

I bought a Ranger 900xp new back in 2014. It has been nothing but pleasure to own and don't know how I ever got by without it. I haul over 20 face cords out of the woods with it every year. I've only lubed and changed oil and filter on it as needed. It is a true work horse.

Thanks for the information NCL. I didn't realize one needed to run the tractor at those rpms. I was assuming a fast idle would get the job done. Not the case at all. Good information for sure.

How many hours can you run on a tank of diesel, and what rpm work's well? Also, if a regen was needed, would that be a problem?

Or a second tractor to accommodate the one with the loader!

Good job! Love my venison, and it looks like she is a nice adult doe. We live on the red meat here and enjoy every meal.