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Aha, that would explain it. I didn't realize there was anything down there. It definitely does look beefy. I wish I had room on mine for something like that.

Hey, I have the same tractor (just got it over the winter). Mine came with a scoop, which I wasn't all that interested in to begin with, but after learning how to best use it, it's grown on me a little bit. I'm not sure how they do sizing on them, but here's a picture of it on my tractor...

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned concerns over drilling into your ROPS. That seems to be a hot-button issue around here.

On the other hand, you're spending alot less time going backwards and going back over the same areas with the blower. With the blower, once you go over it, that's prettymuch it. With the plow it seems like there's alot of back and forth over the same areas. I'm anticipating I can blow in, at...

Go back the next day and tell him you bought a genuine kubota and, funny thing, it needs the exact same part...

Saturday I started out by heading to the tractor store to pick up a block heater kit. When I got home I jumped on the tractor and started dethatching and sweeping my lawn. It gets so nasty under the snow. Hopefully this gives it a jump start and it'll grow nicely. I should really get the...

I just recently got a hand me down husky 365 from my fil. runs like a champ. I just need to lift some weights and get strong enough to use it. Fil is a logger... it was one of his little saws. Sent from my XT1254 using Forum Fiend v1.3.2.

Awesome Wolfman, you're a savior. Is that adapter 25mm or something? I have to imagine freeze plugs come in fairly standard sizes, and if I recall correctly 25 was one of the options on my engine.

Afternoon all, I have a little bit of a rant and then a question I've been trying to answer for the last couple months. If you want to skip the rant, by all means, just go to the last bit. First off, I've been trying to find a block heater for my B7100 since I just got a new to me snow blower...

yeah, that oughta do it. Sent from my XT1254 using Forum Fiend v1.3.2.

at my parents house we just tapped the red maples. that's all we had. needed slot more sap, but it was still good. not that clear super fancy stuff, but some good ol' smokey flavored syrup. to be honest, I think I like that stuff better than the clear stuff. Sent from my XT1254 using Forum...

I can't wait to show my daughter the process. she's less than a year old, so I have a little bit to go, but it'll happen. Sent from my XT1254 using Forum Fiend v1.3.2.

Whatever gets the job done. I think the orange paint is a nice touch.

the venting is usually for rapid decompression. the steel ones don't get air transported much, but I used to work somewhere they made lightweight versions specifically for air transport. in the instance of rapid decompression, ie opening a cargo door or, God forbid, something hits the plane, the...

have you considered having the tires pulled off the rims and placed on your current rims? Sent from my XT1254 using Forum Fiend v1.3.2.

you could also attach the pvc to the lower end of the rops such that the tips of the shovels ate right around the top of the tops, if they'll line up like that, of course. edit, I like the chain container. Sent from my XT1254 using Forum Fiend v1.3.2.

on another note, pine needles themselves act pretty well as mulch, keeping the dirt underneath it. Sent from my XT1254 using Forum Fiend v1.3.2.

drill 2 holes straight through a length of PVC, then come back and drill the holes on one side of the pvc big enough to accept the heads of screws or bolts with whatever tightening method you're using (ie, the hole needs to be big enough for your socket driver). or, alternatively, you could also...