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 | Nathan Whittaker
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2003-01-30 48402
hi kubota fans i have recently bought an old B6000 i was wondering where the best place to buy a front and back loader for this model thanx n. whittaker
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| BudG
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2003-01-30 48412
What is a back loader?
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| Smahler
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 25 Oneida New York
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2003-01-30 48415
I previously owned a B6000. I dont know if yours is 4wd, but either way you will find that the cost of a loader (1500-2000) far outweighs the work that you can accomplish with such a small, light tractor. Homestead does make a loader that fits, and some have been pleased with the results. In terms of rear bucket scoops, I bought a 30" model for my B6000 and found that it barely fit and did not lift high enough to easily dump. However, a 24" would probably work very nicely. You still might have to modify the lift links to get it high enough to dump, but at least the width wont be a problem. You will definately need front weights of some kind, since the whole tractor weighs 800lbs and you can easily put 300lbs of dirt/scoop weight on the back....lots of wheelies in your future. ....
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| denfla
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 1 Kent, Washington
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2003-02-14 49242
I found that trying to purchase 3point attachments for a b6000 was difficult at best and have resorted to building my own. For a back scoop (loader) I built one based on plans I purchased from www.cadplans.com. I had to modify the plans to allow for lift height and scaled down to a 24 inch bucket. It works fine, however, to do it over, I would have used lighter materials to reduce overall implement weight.
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