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Not me. I haven't heard of them. I have a 60 inch HLA root rake/grapple. Love it. Hope someone else can help. Cheers. Sent from my BBB100-1 using Tapatalk

Thanks David. Will keep that name in mind. Cheers Sent from my BBB100-1 using Tapatalk

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Thanks! So far the Kubota chain lube is working pretty good. Sent from my BBB100-1 using Tapatalk

Thanks. Seems to me the more info I am receiving that probably a tiny bit of grease or lube is all that is needed. I just ran it after I cleaned it out and the chuite seems to be working great - even though it was -25. Thanks Sent from my BBB100-1 using Tapatalk

Dave. Two thumbs up. Thanks. That makes alot of sense. Cheers and Happy New Year! GP Sent from my BBB100-1 using Tapatalk

Appreciate it for sure - got a few good names in lubricant from everyone. Still a good question remains - the bottom plate under the chute is made of plastic- so I have metal turning on a plastic bearing- why does that need to be greased?

Thats a good question. I didn't realize it was a plastic base until we pulled it apart. Should be getting some more snow in the next few days so will test it out- I spread a little lubricant on top of the plastic so we will see if it works or not.

You bet. We'll see if that Kubota lubricant works. Thanks for watching the videos. Sent from my BBB100-1 using Tapatalk

Thanks for the help - that makes a lot of sense- Cheers and all the best!

You bet. I will clean it out for sure. Thanks for the quick advice. I really appreciate it. Happy New Years! Sent from my BBB100-1 using Tapatalk

Hey thanks - I was thinking of using the Kubota "Chain and Multi-Purpose Spray Lubricant" I got from the dealer. It has Parafin and hydrotreated Naphtha in it - which I think are synthetic(?) Cheers

Good morning and hope all had a good Christmas. Looking for some help or advice- I picked up a B2782B snowblower and put it on back in early November when it was not really cold yet. I noticed that the Chute would not turn very easily and eventually worked it by hand until it turned but I could...

I understand exactly what you mean- just got my B2601 2 months ago so very new to tractors too and tight on $$. My thoughts are if you feel more comfortable waiting on the snowblower, then I might suggest you buy the back blade with no hydraulics- you can add them later. It is a lot cheaper...

I have a B2601 and my driveway is gravel and about 1 mile long with a couple of steep hills. The driveway is winding and has few flat spots. I have a B2782B snowblower front mount and a back blade. Not sure what you have around the sides of your driveway but mine goes through forest. I needed...

Just learning but did u dig up the ground including stumps etc with just the fel? Do u have any videos? Sent from my BBB100-1 using Tapatalk

Big project today on my B2601. I spent the afternoon installing 2 work lights (fore and aft) off the wire harness leads from the fuse panel. Happy to report it worked !! I put a video together to record the success- perhaps it may be helpful to other B2601 owners...

Hey great job. Looks really good. I haven't thought much about getting a toothbar as I am looking forward to clearing some trails come spring. I have a grapple but may want to reconsider the toothbar after seeing what you were able to accomplish. Good to see that the B2601 can do it- I love mine...

Hey Jim, not sure if this is what you are talking about but i just bought a B2601 and directly below the front of my seat there is a big knob that i can turn to adjust the speed of the 3 pt hitch ( slower or faster ) and also if I turn it all the way clockwise it will lock the 3 pt in its...