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Thanks for the pointers, guys. I have only had that happen one time. In my case, I tried to press the check valve to open it, but the pressure was too great. The most surprising thing to me was that all four lines were that way. Since the actuators are double-acting, I figured that if the pressure was created by "settling" then only the retract side hose would have built up pressure...but both extend and retract hoses were the same.

Murf, what did you mean about cracking the lines being "illegal"?

Unable to connect FEL quick connects
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 14 Post by mobilus

Ejkessler, how do you like the BH on the L2800? I'm contemplating buying it, or a used mini-excavator, in the next year.

I have really enjoyed having the L2800. Bought it in February and have around 120 hours on it. I have had a PTO engagement cable break, and I ran into a stump and replaced the left tie rod as a stupid tax. Other than that, it has been great. This is a very capable machine.

Kubota L2800
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by mobilus

That's what I like most about this forum...I never knew that my loader had this function. Thanks guys, your info is appreciated...now I need to get out there and try it out!

I was told by my dealer that the LA 463 has no quick-tach option...do you know why Kubota decided not to supply the option on this loader?

Kubota LA463 Loader
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 8 Post by mobilus

I recently bought a TOPRO 5' rotary cutter (bush hog) and it looked just like the King Kutter model. However, the quality was awful. The blades flexed up and down so much on the stump jumper shoulder bolts that the blades would hit the deck when I drove over anything. I took it apart, put it back together, and the same thing happened. So, I took it back the next day and got a full refund. Then I went and spent twice that amount for a LandPride cutter with a slip clutch. I have been very impressed with it. I may have had the one bad TOPRO cutter out of many, but the experience I had prevented me from trying again. That may not be the case with all Chinese implements, but the old adage applies (moreso than withdomestic implements, IMO, because you have a name brand that is dependent upon quality for company longevity)...Caveat emptor (buyer beware).

Chinese Import Tractor Implements
Operating and Attachments
Replies 3 Post by mobilus