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what are these snow thrower things you guys are modifying on? :D Looks great sir!

IMHO: figure out how far you can drive for $1000 in fuel, talk w/all the kubota dealers in 1/2 that distance circle and see if you can get a deal for better than $1000 difference, if so, drive and get your new tractor. You aren't forced to buy local if they are high priced

Though ya'll might like to see one of my side projects. It's BDFT #37 (Big Damn Fire Truck #37). M715 ex military, ex firetruck from RI. Got a big pile of parts that is finally going to start coming together over this Spring/Summer. Plans: It's going to be a on the obnoxious side when...

plywood and paint is cheap, but I'm a redneck, so your mileage may vary.

+1 on surpluscenter

Thank you for your reply. As a new member, even with ghosting the forum for a few weeks, it's difficult to discern the "feel" of how strict it is and the mentioned thread (excellent trick/spam btw) brought up the fact.

I posted earlier in a thread about what was acceptable to talk about in Off Topic forum and the thread got deleted. It was a civil question, answered at the time with two other folks opinions/views (myself being one of the two) and I'm wondering why it got deleted.

find out how much just the wheel is (wholesale price), buy the set, return the wheel to the dealer for 10% less than wholesale, and everybody profits

Sweet, I'm good at the "What are these?" game!* 1. DO NOT shoot head from cannon 2. DO NOT ride skateboard back and forth 3. Do NOT lay face down and allow tractor to set on top of you *sometimes I able to answer them correctly unless someone before me has answered the q's correctly.

Don't feel so bad, I caught the siding on fire using a grinder about 8feet away. I almost always have an extinguisher w/in 10 feet or so, so it got out quick and I happened to have a little extra siding to replace the 2x3' charred area. My wife came home and said "what happened to the grass?"...

I say do both. Put the angle there, then run some heavy bead "stripes" under it w/the hard face and that will give you a wear surface and act like a wear indicator on tires, when it wears flat, simply add a few more welding beads

you should be able to fashion a plate holder from flat stock. Bend it like a rectangle, so it will bolt to your frame nose, then you can have the short legs clear the oil cooler cover, and the long legs can be any length needed to hold as many weights as you want. That, or if you pay for...

I am so stealing this idea... Love it man. Great execution and idea.

you might have better luck posting in the For Sale sub forum. Good luck with it

My experience is low with the smaller sized backhoes, but I have used them a few times and every single time, I wish I had more power/weight to do the job at hand. IMHO: I'd plan so that it's not an "extended period" of use, and rent a "real" backhoe for a weekend (or a couple weekends) and get...

before I can offer you my best advice, I need a few things: pics of your fiance' pics of your kubota Then I will give you the omnipotent opine you seek. *nice first post, but you need to go back to troll school. You didn't even provide the link to buy korean nikes for $12, or mail order...

sounds like a vent is plugged allowing condensation build up, then it freezes

I've got a b7100 (duh lol) w/essentially the same specs and it'll work the heck out of my 4' box (weighted w/100lbs of rock) when I've got my nose weight on (bumper/brush guard, log chain)

Can anyone confirm that the threads are both 1/2" NPS (straight pipe thread)? and, where's your favorite online place to order hydro fittings (pref US)? Thanks in advance

LOL that's great!