thunder86
Silver Member
I currently have a b2601, r4 tires and I'm really disappointed with it. Been an ongoing issue. I have a tiller, brushhog, boxblade with it.
Kubota now does 84 months on the L series and I'm considering getting the L3901 with R1 tires and grapple.
I'll include some pictures of my projects because I need help on which grapple and considerations on a disc harrow. Projects are clearing areas for food plots in woods, some unworkable hillsides that cannot be tilled will go into native shrubs. Small trees I want to grapple the roots out of the ground. I want to move trees/brush piles around that I take chainsaw too. I also want to grapple old stumps out of ground if possible. I need to grapple larger rocks put of ground.
My current tractor gets hung up pulling a box blade on my old logging trail I wanting to till up. It gets stuck while moving brush piles around slides around causing me to get stuck against tree or stumps. I want something when I hit the gas it goes straight and doesn't slide.
Disc considerations. I feel I have to have a disc because I have a 10 acre open fallow field I want switchgrass in and it needs to be either burned or disc every few years to keep it in switchgrass. I also want to disc it in the winter to enhance native forbs. My current tractor is perfectly fine for this field but it's all it could maintain. I want a disc I don't have to add weight too. If I did get the disc could I also trade in my tiller for extra cash help? 90% of this field hasn't been worked in 10+ years I think. Would I be extremely disappointed getting rid of my tiller?
How does a disc hold up to rocks and roots i miss on the woods I'm clearing? I had about an acre dozer off and there's still some roots/sticks lots of rocks. I understand pick them up but your always gonna miss something. How well will a disc hold up?
Kubota now does 84 months on the L series and I'm considering getting the L3901 with R1 tires and grapple.
I'll include some pictures of my projects because I need help on which grapple and considerations on a disc harrow. Projects are clearing areas for food plots in woods, some unworkable hillsides that cannot be tilled will go into native shrubs. Small trees I want to grapple the roots out of the ground. I want to move trees/brush piles around that I take chainsaw too. I also want to grapple old stumps out of ground if possible. I need to grapple larger rocks put of ground.
My current tractor gets hung up pulling a box blade on my old logging trail I wanting to till up. It gets stuck while moving brush piles around slides around causing me to get stuck against tree or stumps. I want something when I hit the gas it goes straight and doesn't slide.
Disc considerations. I feel I have to have a disc because I have a 10 acre open fallow field I want switchgrass in and it needs to be either burned or disc every few years to keep it in switchgrass. I also want to disc it in the winter to enhance native forbs. My current tractor is perfectly fine for this field but it's all it could maintain. I want a disc I don't have to add weight too. If I did get the disc could I also trade in my tiller for extra cash help? 90% of this field hasn't been worked in 10+ years I think. Would I be extremely disappointed getting rid of my tiller?
How does a disc hold up to rocks and roots i miss on the woods I'm clearing? I had about an acre dozer off and there's still some roots/sticks lots of rocks. I understand pick them up but your always gonna miss something. How well will a disc hold up?
