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Oops, I did find the Messick's with the land pride low flow. Still, any input appreciated!!

OK, dumb question time. MX5100 and I have 3rd function on front end loader for grapple. Am I safe in assuming there would not be enough flow to operate a front end post hole digger?? I am not sure about flow rate, so I guess that is what I need to find out, but I am thinking that 3 point...

I also use my tiller like a cultipacker. Turn it off, set it on the ground, and go. The back panel drags and covers the seed and the tines pack. Has worked well for me. Doc

JMHO, if you grease things regularly; 1. you are ahead of 9 out of 10 people out there 2. it doesn't really matter what type grease you use. Doc

Beautiful!! I am waiting on a 2501 with the R14's. Jealous!! Doc

Went back to edit the much better advice from below. READ THE OWNERS MANUAL. I am a fool for not putting that first. Won't start until you crack the injectors/bleed the air from the system. Don't just keep cranking. I am sure there are videos on how to do it. It isn't hard, but is...

Yup, right there with you guys. 2501 with R14's and all the bells/whistles. Fingers crossed. Doc

I got to noticing that my MX 5100 was beating me to death. Hadn't really thought about it, but got to looking and my seat is bottomed out and I cannot for the life of me get it to move. Tightened the spring all the way and it is still bottomed out. How difficult are these to remove? Looks...

Thank you very much!!! Doc

New one to me. MX 5100 with 155 hrs, barn kept. Was driving to get diesel, approx 6 mile trip. Noticed that I had to keep turning the steering wheel counter clockwise to keep it on the road. Must have made 25 revolutions in the 6 mile trip 5 - 10 degrees at a time. Same on way home...

A couple of guys i know with bigger tractors used the higher pto gears to obtain the 540 rpm for generators, so they used less diesel after the hurricanes. However, these were big tractors (80-100 hp), so i don't think that it's too applicable to thre kubota tractors.

Very happy MX5100 owner. HOWEVER, isn't it funny how easy it is to get tractor envy!!! I think that MX5800 would be a BEAST!! However, I really like the "no regen" on my little MX, and the wife would absolutely KILL me if I wanted to do a tractor swap!! Your little ride is a fine tractor!! Doc

Mine works better dry to slightly damp. Not wet. Doc

Take it all off. Doesn't take that much longer. I have the BH92 for an MX 5100 and it takes about 20 min for me to do it by myself. No big deal, but I would rather take everything off than chance something tearing loose a hydraulic hose. Doc

Well, couldn't find a chain wrench but 27.04 for the largest pipe wrench I could find at Lowes fixed the problem. Thx Doc

I have run into the typical problem with the first hydraulic filter removal on an MX 5100. I have 65 hrs on it and have been putting this off for this reason. Have read before folks having the same trouble. Any wise input as to how to get these filters off would be greatly appreciated. I...

I have had the old tractor for 15+ years I think. Never had an issue with the rear ag tires. Have a valve stem leaking and the kid at the tire shop asked me if it has a tube. I have no idea. Did the factory tires come with a tube? He is going to break it down tomorrow, and find out...

I love, love, love my MX 5100, but would not hesitate to get the MX4800 if the price was right. BUT, these things are so expensive, use anything you can as a bargaining tool!! That MX 5800 sure looks SWEEEEEET though!!!! Doc

Lots of super smart folks around her (not including me!!) that can help with most anything orange related. Doc Edit to add; Oh yeah, welcome!!!!

Love my MX 5100, but DANG that 58 looks like an absolute BEAST!! Would love to have one, but will just have to run mine for another 30 or 40 yrs before I can justify it!! Doc