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My dealer replaced the bracket with an "updated" version although the change, if any, must be very minor because I could not readily identify it. He also made a modification to the mounting flange. According to him, the mounting flange mod is necessary to prevent the problem from returning.

BX 23 AIR CLEANER BRACKET
Kubota Tractors
Replies 19 Post by jarndt

You are right, but I doubt he is listening. Look at the original date on this.

3PT Construction
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 10 Post by Peters

Brown;<br>
Was there a trade in? Did you get the mower and the FEL? <br>
Or did you use another tool to do your negotiating? Like a 12 gauge?<br>

BX1500 Prices
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Peters

I was going to go, but I can't do it and the Florida Flywheelers Show both, so guess who won out, LOL.

Best of luck.

National Farm Equipment Show
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 3 Post by Murf

I haven't measured exactly, but I can only stack snow, or push back banks up to about 12' up, after that I need the big machine. LOL.

The blade sticks out about 2' (with the plow not angled much) past the outside of my rear wheels. I just raise the FEL until I am just rolling the top 1' or so of the snow bank over to the outside, then repeat if necessary. If it gets real bad I can turn 90° to the bank and the plow will push snow back about 6' ahead of my front tires.

I also timed it in the last snow fall we had. I cleaned a neighbours place (he's in Florida) and it took 5 minutes with the blade. It takes him nearly 30 minutes with a blower.

I can plow a 6.5' wide pass (because of the angle of the blade) at 10 to 14 mph. in snow up to a 1' deep after that I have to slow down a bit.

Try blowing snow at 10+ mph........

Best of luck.

Front End Snowblower vs 3 PH Rear Mounted Snowblower
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 18 Post by Murf

I guess I should have asked this question a lot sooner. My neighbor showed up with the dump truck and off we went to the rock quarry. I ended up going with the crushed limestone rock/clay mix. We spread about 20 tons and are going to let it set for a few weeks and then start packing it down good with the tractor and my truck. We will then spread a top layer of crusher run on the top. I'll post how it all turns out as we go along. Thanks for the replies guys! I appreciate your help!

Crushed rock or crushed rock clay mix for driveway and ramp to garage
Home Improvement
Replies 21 Post by Chief

Brokenarrow,
Your Roundup technique sounds good but I'd like to know what you're doing to prepare the plot for planting after the second application of Roundup.
After killing the weeds with the first application and tilling the soil, you're saying to wait a few weeks to hit it again with Roundup to kill the addition weeds brought to the surface by tilling. Will I not have to till the soil again before broadcasting the seed? What implement are you using to prepare the seed bed after the second spraying. By tilling again, want it bring additional weeds to the surface?
Johnny

tiller advice
Operating and Attachments
Replies 9 Post by JBarron

AV8R- ye made an excellent choice. operate it safely; it's alot bigger than that BX. 730 hrs. on my L3130 GST and no problems. I did can the R4's for R1's though.

L Choices please help
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by charlieK

I'm looking at purchasing a new 2305 very soon. Where is the dealer that's offering the package you mentioned for $13K?
Thanks,
Mark

2305 massey 2300 or new holl tz25da
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by mmodrich

Was reading the last page of posts. Horsefarmer, was at the bottom of my "agreement list" until his last post. Horsefarmer, you just made up alot of ground with that last one. I like that attitude better!
Macdaddy, I cant agree with more. In one of your posts.
KT. keep up the good job of common sense talk! All you guys are great to listen to. Opinions and own veiw points are great and keep this country in check just try and not have too many personal attacks. That muddy's the water a bit here.
I am impressed with how knowlegable you all are on world events. I am learning alot here, keep it up. I would join in, but, I can't spell off the cuff/keyboard (and wont take the time to) nor will I talk like I know something because after reading your posts, I feel real stupid. Then again what did you all expect from a "Polish hick from the northwoods"?

Islam is outraged
Everything and Anything
Replies 21 Post by brokenarrow

Jim
You may want to look into a used kubota B-2400 or similar. I have had one for 11 years and it is simply unbelievable what this little tractor can do. It will run a 5 foot brush-hog with ease, a backblade, a 4 foot FEL and runs a 5 foot tiller with ease. I often see these for sale with low hours and wonder why they are for sale. I use mine 'hard' and it does a ton of work. For your acreage it would be plenty and you should be able to get a good used one with a FEL for well under $20K. Tiller, backblade, and brushhog would be extra, unless the person has the whole works.
Also, get the hydrostatic with 4 wheel drive - you simply will not be sorry.
doc

first tractor for small acreage
John Deere Tractors
Replies 22 Post by 091755

Orangetoy
I have had a B-2400 for 11 years now and the only thing I can relate your problem to is your 4 wheel drive may not be fully engaged. I had similar(but not exactly) results one time and found out my 4 wheel drive had moved out a little. I always leave mine in.
Just a thought.
doc

B2400 front drive slips
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by B2400

a plumer friend of mine had an apprentice that hooked the tolit up to the hot water, 3 months later when the lady of the house asked why when she washes the tolit it is hot,he went back and fixed it. to bad there was a finished kitchen below it.

You never have seen everything
Home Improvement
Replies 17 Post by steve4300

Check were the water is taken from on the eng and but foam pipe insul around the heater hoses long hoses loose alot of heat on the way to the heater. Have the same trouble with forklifts when wwe put heat in them.

JD 4210 Thermostat Questions
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by kentfield

BG,

Per Kioti's web site your tractor is just over 10 feet without fel or backhoe (with ag tires). That is with 3 point hitch.

kt

Price on Kioti CK25 or CK30
Kioti Tractors
Replies 15 Post by kthompson

I have a TZ24 that I brought in June 2004. I got a 72", cat 1, rear blade from a co-worker for $50. It works well for snow and dirt. However, the lift is limited and will only clear the ground about 18". I have no idea what brand as it is, as it has set outside most of its life.

tz24
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by kyvette

I bought a WB about 3 yrs ago and the tire was flat in under 30mins,so I bought the bottle of slime that is for a car tire and put it in.Now after 3yrs and countless nails and such I am convinced it would take nothing short of a shotgun blast to hurt that tire. Sometimes too much is just enough

Are you tired of retiring your wheel barrow
Everything and Anything
Replies 22 Post by mcos38

I have a 72 rfm and a ztr both same brand, Bushhog. The decks are very much alike with same spindles even. I can tell no difference in the quality of cut between the two. Speed, ztr takes 75% the time with 20 inch smaller deck. Trees and turning makes that.<br>
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The CUT with rfm is much better on wet slopes than the ztr. I suggest staying off of them with ztr.<br>
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kt<br>
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My First tractor - NEED ADVICE - 26 Acres
Operating and Attachments
Replies 12 Post by kthompson

The doc says that lifting your left leg to clutch while seated strains the lower back. I suppose that depends somewhat on the seating position and whether you have to hover your foot over the clutch pedal or if you can rest the heel of your foot on the floorboard. In my case I choose to blame the lousy unsupportive seats in the Ranger. There is no lumbar support whatsoever in those seats but a lumbar cushion helps immensely.

Tacoma mileage survey
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 52 Post by kwschumm

I'm going to make an educated guess-timation and say no.

I had a similar sized Kubota (L3400) and put it in a 14' dump a few times. With the front tires against the front wall, I couldn't have any implements on the 3pth and close the rear doors. A B/H is going to be longer still.

Best of luck.

Help Please length CK30 w bh
Kioti Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Murf