Let's see your Kubota

[bguillory]

Low hours... that is an understatement! 3hr/year! I hope you can find time to put a whole bunch more than that on it!

Yea really low, laughed with my Buddy about it, I already put 4 on it the first day I got it! Know it don't even have enough hours for first scheduled oil and filter change, but thinking I will anyway with the age it has on it. I know its the original filters because they Kubota factory grey LOL!

 

[dragoneggs]

Yea really low, laughed with my Buddy about it, I already put 4 on it the first day I got it! Know it don't even have enough hours for first scheduled oil and filter change, but thinking I will anyway with the age it has on it. I know its the original filters because they Kubota factory grey LOL!

Absolutely, if it were me, I would change all the filters, oil, air, transmission. I would be inclined to do the full maintenance, and flush and fill all fluids.

 

[mike69440]

Yeah something is wrong if you have to go out of your shop and into your tractor to warm up. Problem is I don't have a cab on my tractor or heat in my shop.

I don't have a nice warm Cab to deal with winter, but I have a Cab. It gets warm enough with engine heat that after an hour I usually take off hat and gloves and unzip my jacket. I have bought an manual windshield wiper to install , other than that I use a snow brush. The door is small and hard to enter and exit and the side panel plastic is cloudy. But I love it. i do not know I dealt with the cold when younger. My shop does not have heat so I have no place to hide.

In summer you would cook in it but I comes off in an hour. Open station has its benefits.

 

[wmonroe]

You could purchase one of those small automotive electric heaters for around $30 and have it nice and warm.

 

[mike69440]

I have an electric vest I can plug into the 12V accessory plug I installed. It is be kinder to the alternator and battery than a heater. There is so much difference being out of the wind, it really is not necessary on normal cold days. I just dislike plowing, vs dreading it.

 

[Soldier415]

I don't have a nice warm Cab to deal with winter, but I have a Cab. It gets warm enough with engine heat that after an hour I usually take off hat and gloves and unzip my jacket. I have bought an manual windshield wiper to install , other than that I use a snow brush. The door is small and hard to enter and exit and the side panel plastic is cloudy. But I love it. i do not know I dealt with the cold when younger. My shop does not have heat so I have no place to hide.

In summer you would cook in it but I comes off in an hour. Open station has its benefits.

My last tractor had an aftermarket Sims cab. Heat but no AC. Even with the door off and all the windows open it was an OVEN in the summer.

Got rid of it and upgraded to the factory cab with A/C

 

[dan8152]

 

[Citydude]

Clear cutting debris from this summer. I use my L2501 like a rented mule and it delivers all I ask out of it.

 

[oosik]

View attachment 533035 Got to use this on 8 1/2 inches just a week ago.

 

[Old Red]

Here is a picture of my Bota's....1 picture of them posing and one picture of them working.

Little guy doing some yard work on some apartments I built this summer as well as posing with the awesome land pride grapple...


Big guy posing with his new batwing as well as his very old disc...prepping the ground for a roundup ready alfalfa field.

 

[dan8152]

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Clear cutting debris from this summer. I use my L2501 like a rented mule and it delivers all I ask out of it.

what canopy is that? I have an l2501 too in need of a canopy

 

[Citydude]

what canopy is that? I have an l2501 too in need of a canopy

Its a fiberglass Kubota canopy I ordered from my dealer.

 

[MutzFarm]

Its a fiberglass Kubota canopy I ordered from my dealer.

If you have the ability build your own. Stronger and cheaper.

 

[FTG-05]

Pics of my L4330. Got it Aug. 2013 with 513 hours, it now has just under 1000.

The Tractor itself:

Mods I've made:

Concrete, lead and steel wheel weights, about 250 lbs each, total of 500 lbs:

3 Remote Rears:

Large chainsaw (MS-362CM) holder:

Small chainsaw (MS-180) holder:

And last but not least, my favorite mod by far:

Thanks for looking!

 

[hecklerjim]

new M7060 with wicked grapple. Merry Christmas to me.

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

View attachment 533271 new M7060 with wicked grapple. Merry Christmas to me.

Very merry! :thumbsup:

 

[goeduck]

View attachment 533271 new M7060 with wicked grapple. Merry Christmas to me.

Grapple and tractor envy abounds! Very nice setup. Santa was generous.

 

[goeduck]

Pics of my L4330. Got it Aug. 2013 with 513 hours, it now has just under 1000.

Thanks for looking!

It looks like you are prepared for everything that you might encounter!

 

[s219]

View attachment 533271 new M7060 with wicked grapple. Merry Christmas to me.

For something that looks so mean, that is an awful pretty machine!

 

[BX23S-1]

B7800 here. Seppi flail gets a workout on my rolling 10 acres in the spring. Loader does lots of varied duty. Added LED worklights and did the 800 hour maintenance this summer, replaced front tires, just replaced all hydraulic lines on FEL. Messicks was great to deal with on that!

Looking forward to lots more hours together.

Why did you replace the hyd lines on the FEL (?)
I can understand replacing hyd hose`s, but replacing the line`s...?