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Thanks earthworks;<br>
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I am buying the L 4400, I looked at/demo'd her today. She has a Bush Hog brand M300 Front Lift assembly. It's Modified with a Skid Steer Quick Attach mechanism to easily drop the Bucket, and Pick Up/Latch the Gnarly looking Root Fork Assembly that comes with her. She also has the Rear Hydraulic Quick Couplers/Lever which drives a Post Pounder that comes with her as well. I suspect the Root Fork and Post Pounder will get polished 1st.<br>
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I'll just have to deal with the too Narrow Box Blade for awhile, I have 13+ Hilly Acreage to Fench 1st. Being totally new to all this, I suspect that will keep me occupied for a long time.<br>
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I'll post photos when I better figure out the technique, this board software is totally new to me also. I Moderate one of the V8 Bike Riders Forums, so will have to unlearn those photo-posting techniques.<br>
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I will later post a "Want To Buy" in the Classifieds for a Kubota Brand Frame Mount Backhoe. <br>
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Thanks again<br>
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Jack<br>
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[QUOTE=earthwrks;168427] Kenny's right about pushing down stuff---you will tear the loader up in an hour. Instead use a rotary cutter (RC) to cut down the stuff down to the ground. I can cut up to 3" with my 33hp New Holland---though I don't like to. I do a fair amount of small land clearing using the RC first then a big bobcat with forks/bucket to dig out roots (some big as small cars) and then bury them.And that 5' scraper I doubt came or was used with that machine. It is way too narrow for the track width. It should have at least a 6' possibly an 8'. I run 6' wide implements on my blue which is a bit smaller than your machine. (Exception is the 5' RC) [/QUOTE]

L 4400 looking at one tomorrow
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by HAWK88

Auerbach and Hardwood,
Thanks for the Sage advice, makes sense, I'll pursur a frame mount from/for a Kubota L 4400.
Never owned tools like this before, and beong Medically Retired, can't afford any "f-Nugy" mistakes,
The old Army Bud that helped us find the tract and pushed enough trees, Bushogged, etc. Around to find a Homesite on it uses a 23 Hp Kubota.
I've been really impressed with it.
Sure hope buying this stufg ain't grounds for Divorce!:-)
Jack

Back Hoe for L4400 Kubota
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 5 Post by HAWK88