Recent content by JerryC999

Its really more like 5% difference in HP and 6.5% in GPM. Still not that much, I suppose. But I wonder if it is the gearing ratios that might have more impact.

Yep, with my debris forks on and a few straw bales on the loader, I lost traction from my rear wheels on sorta wet grass. I had to switch to 4-wheel drive to keep moving. So, that ballast thing is a real issue.

WAIT! Looking at this, I guess you can't get mulching blades for the 60" 2326. Meaning mulching is not an option. I didn't have that for my Kubota 60" deck either, but i thought I saw where you could add three smaller mulching blades to it. Guess not. Is the point being that since it is a...

How much difference do the extra, smaller mulching blades make (four blades rather than two)? I mow about 3 acres and I do not collect grass as I mow.

OH, they are Dutch! Excellent. I will write them and see what I can find. And also would be happy to follow up with your dealer in Ontario. I guess such a mower shows up here in KY in order to mow under miles of 4-board fencing on horse farms. But they bought it untested. Now we have to...

I volunteer with the Kentucky Humane Society Equine Rescue, and they have obtained an old (how old?) Perfect W AR-2164 rotary mower with swing arm to mow around 4-board fencing posts. It is a beast. I suspect it weighs over 1,000 lbs. It has two hydraulic hoses, which need replaced. There are...

And so it all begs the question: If this is simply tweaks to the same engine, why not pick the optimum tweak for durability and function, and stay there? If my 1715 is tweaked to deliver a couple more horsepower, does that come at the cost of longevity?

From my reading, specs on the engines on the GC MF 23/25 horse tractors are the same. But the higher horse engines run at a couple hundred higher rpm. What all is going on with that? I have a GC1715 (with about 20 hours on it now), so I get that extra couple of horses, but I don't understand...

Good looking fork. How long are those tines? Mine are about 21"

Getting to use the debris forks today to clear brush. Going to have a big fire soon!

Right - I first did the welcome page, and then the login, and it worked.

Got my tractor last month, my debris forks last week, and an ice storm today. It all comes together.

I went ahead and ordered the 48" debris forks from Titan. Scratch and dent, version 2 for $250. Looking forward to them arriving! :)

I bought my 2017 Massey from a Kubota dealer who took it as a trade in but just wanted to turn and unload it. I cannot find out the original dealership where this tractor was purchased. Everything is fine with it, but I want to figure out what warranty might transfer to me, and I would like to...

I bought one recently, and have been using it for a few months. While it makes me nervous, it works pretty well on my B7100. I have bound it up once on a large log, and had to use a chain saw to cut it free. Other than that, I have gone through of couple of cords of red oak from a couple of...