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I just payed off a tractor I only had 3 months, I got back all the insurance money less the 3 months I owned it. I know several people that have Kubota equipment and use them for a bussiness and have no trouble moving them from job to job.

If you pay it off early they refund you any remaining insurance and you can get a new policy through KTAC. I know KTAC covers the tractor off your property so I dont understand not being able to take off your property.

The bucket will be used mainly used for moving snow, so I am sure it will work fine, was just wondering if any one else got the bigger bucket and if will be the "new" standard bucket on the smaller L series.

My tractor measures 31.5 wheel to wheel, at the cheek of tire its 29.750, out closer to tread its 30.5. So that's why I asked what point on the sidewall you are measuring. Air pressure and load on tire is going to change also. So maybe measuring wheel to wheel would be a good place to start.

I have the same wheels, But what part of the tire are you guys measuring?

Yes and what style tires you have makes a differance. R4 weigh the most and take more to fill.

You are going to be well over 4000 lbs with loaded tires. I would want at least a 18' trailer.

The loader was shipped from kubota with this bucket, saw somewhere that the new L3302 and L3902 where getting a LA526 loader and they would have a bigger bucket, so maybe thats what all of them will have?

Do not know what size rock you call a boulder, but if it is what I think of as boulder, you will not be picking those up with a BX size machine!

Got my new L2501 and noticed it came with a 72'' bucket. The 66'' bucket is what has been used with the La525 for years. It is a nice heavy bucket but weighs about 134lbs more. Just wondering if anyone else got the 72'' bucket with a new L2501

I am not sure why you would want to go aftermarket when the Kubota one is cheaper? L2216 $461.00

The quick coupler from Kubota is only $461, no idea how long to get but might be worth wait

Yes , But when you pull the stabilizers out the lower links get closer together, sometimes won't fit implement.

I have 29 1/2'' between the tires on mine, I have r14t tires.

Having owned a LX2610 and a L2501, I can say I did not think care for the LX2610, The l2501 is so much more tractor. I sold my first l2501 to get a LX2610 and belly mower, did not care for the belly mower and sold it and got a rear finish mower. When I did that, I kicked my self for letting the...

With my bars pinned at the same place as your picture I have 1 1/2" clearance. Maybe compare them?

Never tried a kubota weight box , but had one from old yanmar tractor, and my woods mower was never a problem. All the implement are suppose to be built to cat. 1 dimensions but as you found out they vary.

I have used them for couple years on a L2501 and have had no problems. What implement are you using? Sometimes you can turn the pins around to make it narrower.

Thanks for looking, I did find a note in the parker catalog, "The 3/8" size conforms to HTMA (Hydraulic Tool Manufactures Association) standards. All sizes incorporate flush face mating surfaces which greatly facilitate cleaning of the product when disconnected. HTMA couplings (3/8"...

A is 18'' and B is 20''