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The outside of the tyre will still be the outside of the tyre, just backwards, if you just swap the wheels. Unless you are planning to mount the wheel inside out. I don't know if this can be done on the front

The reason Kubota didn't make it an option is because it can be dangerous. You will be operating in a crush zone. It's a nice tidy bit of work but be careful back there!

Drove a 4 wheel one for years. Great work horse but gets stuck surprisingly easily

Except they would be barefoot

There is a song about this! Look up The Sick Note

If you have pallet forks you don't really need a pump. Mount the delivery pipe low on the side of the tank and just put it somewhere high and let gravity do the work

It seems that you have lifted the mower too high with a long top link and caught the middle of the shaft with the front edge of the mower. And yes, that'll bend your shaft.

It's around €1.90/litre here. Luckily, I drive a fairly economical van. I've had it for a few years now, maybe 12. I was passing the time in traffic last week when I noticed the mileage. Even I was surprised! Not bad for a 15 year old van with over 300k km

Don't know if your tractor has one, but did you or anyone else pull the "pull to stop" button. The odd time my sister borrows mine she does that and I'm sitting there cranking wondering why it won'tstart

About 8/9 hours. There's another one behind the tractor and another 1 to start, and 4/5 smaller piles around the place. Best €500 I ever spent

Well, I learned not to let the pile build up until the chips get into the drive roller and knock the belts off 🤦‍♂️

!00% agree on getting one with a bigger opening. Otherwise you will have to cut every kink and Y out of every branch.

Its amazing how many times your head is going to find those mirrors. I'm always thankful that I only put one on and can hop in and out the left side easily. But yes they are needed

Mine is because I spend quite a bit of time driving in places where you would think twice about walking

Is that a clamping bolt about 2" from the end of the female part? And can it be tightened some more?

My loader got stuck up once when I had far too much weight on the 3pt. When I took the weight off the 3pt the loader worked perfectly. Maybe you have too much pressure somewhere else too. Just a thought

I have noticed that problem too. I may do something like that. Thanks for the link to the parts suppliers. I will order a spare set of knives. Mine is a mechanical feed, driven through a gearbox by a belt. There is nothing to really break on them (hopefully) apart from bearings (which are new)...

The guy I bought the machine off gave me the number of the saw maker he uses so I send the knives to him. They come back sharp enough to give you a nasty cut. Ask me how I know that

It's an ancient chineseium model. Was hard worked in a lumber yard before I got it. It has a single mechanical driven feed roller with serrated teeth. There is no adjustment to springs or feed rate. It works good enough for what I need and easily chips up to 4". It's just that it struggles with...