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I made a couple trips to the log yard. gg

Mount it on your loader. It is OK if there are no gaps between the loader mounting pads and the back of the plate, the bottom angle and the loader angle where the pins go through both pieces, and the face of the pins. Where the 3 black arrows are - gg

I bought a 5/16" plate from Titan about five years ago as a mount for my snow plow. Same low price and quick shipping. But it was 1/2" to tight. They offered a 20% discount if I would keep it. It was an easy fix. Cut off the top lip and rewelded it. It seems if you buy one there is a good chance...

Who would ever know !! gg

ALL the advise above is good. Head it and you will be fine. Don't beat yourself up over something everybody else has probably done. Keep your old attitude that is all a learning experience !! gg

Good idea - using the plow !! It was a perfect fire day here in VT gg

Thank you !! That is just what I was looking for but could not find. Very helpful and I appreciate your time and knowledge. gg

Thank you very much. But I don't need the Kubota part number or the fitting type and size. I am looking for the connector type/style/spec. Neither Messick's or Summit tells me. gg

More looking on net - lots with Asian writing Lookin now like they are 3/8" ISO 7241-1 Series B. Is that correct.... Anybody ??? Thanks gg

Maybe the dealer puts these on and makes the FEL hoses up. I'm thinking now that they are 3/8" couplers?? The male piece measures 0.75" diameter at the ball end. The only numbers I can find are Snap-Tite 72 gg

I think the QD's on my circa 2000 LA482 Loader/L3010DT are 1/2" ISO5675 style. Can someone confirm this ? Thanks. gg

^^^^Poor little guy

I put some shackle lugs on my FrostBite Grapple. I can hook stuff in a variety of ways I found most of the time I just wanted a grab hook and didn't like the complication of the shackle just for a grab connection so I added a grab hook too I bought a used M5640 that had a middle...

Looks good !! Nice clean looking job. I believe you will find it makes a huge difference. gg

After looking thru this thread I'm thinking that I must baby my equipment too much. gg

I love the looks of those B6000 tractors. They can do a lot of work too. A neighbor has one. No loader on his though. gg

A couple pics from last Wednesday. After a big rain and a couple 40* days most of our snow is gone. I cut a pretty good fir, for around here anyway, that didn't have any well developed stump rot. One of very few I have found in a couple decades of cutting them. I don't know why I get excited...

I set it back to within a couple inches of the back of the blade/trip springs hitting the SSQA plate. I can't claim the idea as mine. I stole it from someone else. gg

This is my M5640 making a first pass plowing a foot of heavy spring snow last April after the spring thaw. It's a heavy tractor with loaded rear tires. I usually run chains on all 4 tires but I had already taken them off. Good thing there was soft gravel underneath the snow and not ice or...

I'm cutting Spruce/Fir stud wood Went down to get one more that was uprooted. It came down with the wet snow on Thanksgiving. Got it limb out - ugly tree. After that I had enough for the day and left it propped up off the ground to pull out later. Maybe today. gg