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Wertibnm2
Join Date: May 2012
Posts: 11 United States
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2012-05-30          183690

I was hoeing if anyone had any advice on what kubota i should buy. I have a 53 acre lot. My plan is to mow the pastures and i would also like a front loader. Any ideas?

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kthompson
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 5275 South Carolina
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2012-05-30          183691

The 53 acres, how much of it will you mow and how often. Will it be a lawn type cut or rough cut? If mowing is all you will be doing how much is time valued compared to price of machinary. Bigger machines can mow faster but cost more. What will you be using the front end loader for. Same type info for that: size of load you want to move and how often how much.

As a side note do you live there? If not will you be trailering the tractor or storing it? If trailering it what size load can you haul or if storing is there a size limit to it for the tractor? ....

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Wertibnm2
Join Date: May 2012
Posts: 11 United States
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2012-05-31          183709

I will be mowing 47-50 acres of the lot. Also i have not thought about rough cut vs. lawn type cut. I do not live there and transporting will not happen. I will mow every 6 weeks. There is no size limit for the tractor. The front loader will be primarily used for landscape work. ....

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Art White
Join Date: Jan 2000
Posts: 6898 Waterville New York
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2012-06-01          183720


Look at the MX 5100 for a good tractor to start with. ....

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billtreat
Join Date: Oct 2011
Posts: 21 los alamos calif
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2012-06-01          183722

I have an L3410 real happy with it. Cadillac of the tractors, Loader, Gannon box, Back hoe attach., mower pto, Disc, Roto tiller, Post hole attach., Ring roller. I get $55.00 per hour for it and me two, 2 hour minimum. Made A stabilizer for it for the back hoe, holds no weight and no lift. If you get stuck use the bucket to back out, it will push, use the wheels in reverse two. Dont use two many rippers at one time, has to do with psi. Bought the tractor when it had 125 hours now have 537. Use a water filter and a by pass oil filter it helps. Do not let the dealer add hydraulic fluid unless it is filtered first, just because it is new does not mean it is clean. I added dumbell weights on the tiller, it helps, hard facing on the runners two. You can add rotors, clutch, disc or something else from a truck for weight. I shift without the clutch . Made a hydraulic system for the rippers, got tired of always having to engage them. Added tubes to the front tires to prevent them from blowing off on hill sides using the bucket. Made a roll cage with side curtains, got tired of being hit in the face with poison oak and branches. Also added a place for beer, water that is, toilet paper too for those special occasions. On bottom of the bucket was added a 5 inch wide center section from a John Deer cat to prevent wear and U shaping of the bucket. Added a 2x2 square tubing to the top of the bucket for strength and hooks. It works. Also a horn, back up alarm, lights, fan, radio were also added.
But i dont have a pink brass strippers poll, yet that is. Have fun. ....

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auerbach
Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 2168 West of Toronto
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2012-06-01          183727

To consider equipment to mow 50 acres, I'd talk to some municipal or golf-course contractors or managers. ....

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