Recent content by sfabern

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After all is said and done, I solved my problem with a Kubota quick hitch. I still have to adjust the top link for some of my implements, but its much easier. Thanks for all your comments.

Adding pallet forks are the easy and cheap way to go. But make sure you check the weight rating is adequate for the work you want to do. I also suggest that you weld hooks on to the FEL. You'll find they come in handy for lots of different jobs. I'd also cut those timbers in half for safety...

Pallet forks are the easy and inexpensive way to go. Make sure you check their strength rating. Also I recommend welding hooks on to your FEL; they come in handy for all sorts of jobs and are less expensive than hydraulic grappling hooks. And I'd cut those timbers in half for safety and ease...

I find that using my shop vac without the collection bag works remarkably well on most gravel smaller than 1/2" to 5/8". It will pick up some organic matter, but I dump it all on the driveway and after the first good rain, the organic material is mostly gone. Alternatively, you can blow it...

I have a 2011 Kubota B3300 and use a LandPride 6' flail to mow my 4 acre Connecticut field. When attaching the flail, I find that adjusting the toplink to get the righ height of cut is a tedious process and am wondering if one can convert a manual toplink to a hydraulic one. Are there...

I operate a five foot New Holland 918L flail with a 2011 Kubota B3300 (33 engine Hp), I mow a 5 acre field with various pasture grasses. Unfortunately, it does not cut some of the tall (2-3 ft) grasses well, essentially rolling them under and then they pop up. Even a second pass will not...