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I thought I remembered an archived discussion of quick hitches with the most widely applicable fit. Specifically, I need it for my Woods BB60.<br>
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Anyone have any recommendations?<br>
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jim

Quick hitch for Brush Bull BB60
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 3 Post by jegenrieder

hi
Where can i get kit for power steering B7300?
thanks

Kubota B7300 Power Steering
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by Anthony2005

Thanks everyone for your inputs; I think I will see how it goes and maybe fab my own. I agree that the cost is high. I do have the skid plates however.

xtra armor
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by wildbill

This link breaks it down by state. Maybe that farm or ranch can more within reach than originally thought?

Time to sell federal land
Home Improvement
Replies 4 Post by Chief

I totally agree with AV8R. People forget the fact that we are at war. War is not pretty. Each year past 2001, it seems people are forgetting that 9-11 happened. No, I am not advocating that everyone we are taking out is linked to 9-11. This is war and if they do not want to be killed they must comply, or surrender.....just a fact. I think it is admirable that President Bush is the main one starting on a plan for combatting global terrorism so that maybe, we don't just have to write it off as a fact of life from now to eternity!

Dealing PROPERLY with a terrorist O
Everything and Anything
Replies 34 Post by dieseltrctr

Scott,

If you are looking or el cheapo; the TSC has PHD's for $384. Not sure if they have stores in your area.

Where to see buy Green MFG PHD in Texas
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Chief

They should be. Haven't come across any that weren't yet.

m6950
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Gearhead

ONE SEAT ONE PERSON IN IT THATS IT

Why Oh Why
Parts and Repair
Replies 4 Post by Gearhead

Unfortunately yes, it does pull up the base in the least aggressive drag mat mode. I think a chain link section is a great idea providing I can solve the basic traction issue.
I'm going to try rear weights and de-flating the tires and see what happens.
Thanks!

Traction in Sand
John Deere Tractors
Replies 14 Post by JDGT235

My property isn't that big so the tractor doesn't get used that often. The 60" mower is to big for for many parts of my lawn plud I would like to have a mower that has a collection system for the grass. I get the most use from my tractor during the winter months. I have a long driveway that I plow with the tractor. So I am considering a walker mower to replace the ventrac. I love my ventrac and I'm considering buying the snow blower and cab for it if I can sell the loader & mower. Do you own a ventrac and which model?

List which tractor you have Ventrac Steiner
Garden Tractors
Replies 19 Post by capecod

Hey Art,

Any word from the show yet on the new TLB BX?

New model BX? Features? Price? Differences?

Thanks,

DT.

Hey Art
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by tractornewbie

I have a TC30 with the 7308 loader and a Bush Hog Model 12 rotary mower. I highly recommend getting a front end loader (FEL) - it makes the tractor the handiest heavy-duty wheel-barrow you could ever want. I use it to move rocks, soil, sand, and brush piles. I also use it to lift heavy "stuff", most recently taking a PTO tiller out of the back of my truck.

Since the Bush Hog is used for brush and field work and not lawn mowing, I don't worry about the FEL loading the front wheels and marking the lawn. If that's a concern, why not use a mid-mount mower and remove the FEL before mowing the lawn?

looking at the TC-30
New Holland Tractors
Replies 10 Post by jcdozier

I may be pushing the topic off on a tangent, but have you looked into those puck-type blade height adjustors they use on regular snowplows? One on each end should keep the corners from digging in. Combine that with a UHWMPE cutting strip that will wear to the proper height and you should have a great setup.

I'd be using the height adjustor puck thingys (scientific term used, of course) if I had a paved driveway. But I don't.

Soft edge for rear blade
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 15 Post by Iowafun

Thanks Justus. I think I will use the acrylic varnish I have in house. I am still not sure what the gesso is or where I can find it here.
Ken The premade ones here are near $20 dollars each at Wallmart only. I can make 4 for $5 of better quality. As she has only completed one painting todate, I think it is better that she just paints rather than worrying about the costs.

Canvases
Home Improvement
Replies 17 Post by Peters

Chris,

Kinda late posting to this thread. Just curious as to the outcome of your real estate swap?

Any Ideas
Home Improvement
Replies 6 Post by Chief

New price is about $16.5K for the tractor, $600-$1200 for the brush cutter(depending on weight and brand) and 5.5K for the loader. I would think with the low hours that that is a good deal.
I am not too concerned with the sitting if they moved it once in a while and kept the battery charged.

Used TC40DA - fair price
New Holland Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Peters

The fundamental problem with this country is that you have the adult population split along ideologies represented by two parties.

Pragmatism and problem solving has been tossed out the window.

People consider themselves, liberal, conservative, left or right first and a problem solver maybe never! But they will defend their party line to the end!

Take an issue as fundamental and straight forward as sex crimes against children. 99.99 percent of the voting public will tell you that as an individual they are against pedophilia as allowable behavior in this society. Yet, you couldn�t get them to agree to a mandatory substantial sentence for the first offense, GPS tracking once paroled and extinction with conviction of a second offense.

What the hell is up with this? Either you're for allowance of child predation or you aren't --- it's that simple.

I'm of the belief that once you can get folks working together to solve problems, life in general will get better in this nation --- unfortunately I also believe that the elitist like it just the way it is.

Dissention in the ranks makes it easier to push hidden agendas and mask true course ---

I get a kick out of reminiscing about my buddy a few years ago all worked up and upset because he believed his right to own a �pop gun� was being taken away, (I myself am a avid gun owner), I told him then, that the bigger threat was the danger in the elite controlling the many --- in ten years he won�t even recognize this country!

FEMA Wasting My Money
Everything and Anything
Replies 10 Post by jdcman

I have a Mitsubishi MT372 compact tractor that is for sale...It is in<br>
AWSOME shape with about 640 hours. It is a 15 HP diesel that runs<br>
great. It has a 48 inch Haban belly mower, Haban Hydro lift snow<br>
plow, turf tires, tire chains, and three point hook ups. It has a<br>
rebuilt starter, and a new clutch,preasure plate, throw out bearing,<br>
clutch return spring, hydro seals, new kevlar belts, fuel filter, oil<br>
filter etc. The tractor is located in York County PA and must be<br>
picked up.<br>
$2200.<br>
<br>
Thanks<br>
<br>

FS Mitsubishi MT 372
Mitsubishi
Replies 5 Post by HogSniper

This wouldn't be a probable cause, but since it happened to me, it is possible. If the clutch is assembled backwards in the machine, the rivets will eventually engage the pressure plate and not release properly. There are two sides to the clutch plate, and you have to be carefull which way it is installed. Mine was installed backwards on the asembly line and after about 130 hrs of use, it stopped dis-engaging properly.

The remedy is the same, split the tractor and replace the clutch plate, and assemble it properly.

Kubota Clutch problems
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by beagle

Yep. Unfortunately, been there done that...

Mazama Products
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 2 Post by Tmaster