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You want part number b7324. Its a kit that is sold for the b2630 but apparently fits many different models. You also do not need to remove the steering wheel, the dash surround is held in by 4 bolts behind the side covers and 1 phillips head screw above the gauge. There is enough room once...

I believe you need a 30B or 30BA. But I'll be interested in replies since I have a 60" BA and the rear lift linkage on the right side hits the tractor brake linkage. Dealer has no answers so he contacted kubota and I'm waiting to hear back. Sent from a field

Installed the 40 amp alternator kit on my 2650 and started getting the MMM installed. Ran into a hitch on the right rear mount hitting the brake linkage.

Well that sucks. I had a pleasant experience with Williams farm machinery in Potterville just north of Charlotte. Salesmans name is Jeff Pullum (might be Bill,my memory doesn't serve me like it used to). Sent from a field

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Is the dealer the only place to order the b7324 kit? Sent from a field

Reach in. The fence is only 36" tall and we are all above average height. I can reach over the fence and get to the pallet. Sent from a field

Which dealer are you working with? I would work out deals on the attachments separate from the tractor. Kinda like when you buy a new car you work that deal before discussing your trade in. Or use it/them as bargaining chips. I always close a deal with "If you'll do ""X"" Ill sign right now."...

Also, if you can find a Harley rake at a local rental yard, those are the cats meow. Sent from a field

Just about anything will work. I'd start with the box blade and finish with a york rake. The most important tool is not what's attached to the tractor. It's the direction you run. If you want to really level the area, and this is true of you want a flat plane or a sloping plane, is to run...

Not anything huge, but I simplified my life today. With the arrival of the FEL, I am now able to palletize all my firewood. We heat with wood with the main source being a free standing wood stove and an insert on the opposite side of the house for when it gets real cold. No more splitting...

IIRC, I paid right under $500 for a 60" from Tractor Supply.

I have a torpedo style heater for our garage that I run a 50/50 mix of kerosene and diesel in. I buy kerosene at my local gas station out of a pump like you would get gas or diesel. I don't know how long kerosene can sit, I only try to have gas on hand for the generator. First hit for "shelf...

We added a rider to our homeowners policy to specifically cover the tractor and anything attached to it at the time something bad may happen. Cost us an additional $59 per year and added $5 per year to our umbrella policy.

Each rib is connected to a section I drove in 5' on either side. The ribs consist of 2 10' sections bent at 60 degrees and 30 degrees to meet in the middle. Sent from a field

I put this together using EMT conduit and tarps. Scale it down for your purposes and you wouldn't have much into it.

I cruised CL regularly during my research. There are some "newer" units local to me but none were priced in a manner that would warrant buying used over new. Especially after factoring in the financial aspect. Buying off CL either requires enough savings to buy outright, or the ability to take...

Chances are those were survey markers placed at some point in the past. The tree may have been part of a "meets and bounds" survey prior to the markers being placed. Or its parent from long ago.

I'm in grand ledge. Sent from a field

It was after my trade allowance was deducted. Here is my price breakdown... B2650 $13,595 LA534 loader with 60" quick attach bucket $3,995 Landpride pallet forks $799 I added a 60" mower deck at the last minute to take advantage of the 0% 60" mower $2,850 Minus $4013.34 for my 670. After...