Recent content by 930ck

No fluid, just always had something on three point when using front end loader, still plan on doing that with the weights.

I still plan on having weight on the three point, just had no traction when I dropped the box blade or rotary mower

That and with front end loader on had no traction dragging equipment

Got them from Taylor Foundry Weights in Wichita Falls Texas. For me they were several hundred dollars less than dealer but living in southern Kansas shipping was only about $160.

$1250 including mounting hardware and shipping. 10 years ago would have been considerably cheaper.

Should have bit the bullet 10 years ago but I didn’t until now. Didn’t want fluid in the tires so I bought 6 107# weights for my kubota L 5740.

On my L5740 I went with euro hooks , got them from fit-right , welded them to extendable links I made. I have too many different three point equipment to use a quick hitch

Ended up with the 84” landpride, match’s the tractor well and is doing what we wanted. Thanks everyone who commented.

Mine is a turbo saw version, bought the grapple version . Seldom use the grapple on it since I have one on the tractor. Unless the trees are very close together I think you will be happy with purchase

Looks like the 84’ will be the way to go, thanks

On the council of a small town and looking at a land plane to maintain dirt roads. Tractor is 2 wheel drive and was wondering if an 84” wide one would be the right width ? I think a 96 “ would be way to much for the tractor. Thanks

I have a different brand, but similar saw, tractor is a 5740 kubota, so similar hp, wouldn’t want it if not a hydrostatic. Saws off the trees flush with the ground for the most part.

Good decision, unless you want to part it out

Good thing a 1370 was made in the 70s then[emoji16]

Have had one since the late 80s, strong motor but tranny can be an issue (ours hasn’t) if it starts and shifts through all the ranges is a start. Can get spendy quick if it doesn’t. l would think it would scrap out for more than $800