Shawn T. W.
Silver Member
- Joined
- Jul 14, 2025
- Messages
- 242
- Location
- SW Missouri Ozarks
- Tractor
- Massey Ferguson GC 1725 MB - Kubota L5030 - John Deere Z960M
A couple of weeks ago I got a new top link, a hydraulic one! To go with the new quick hitch!
After lunch today I hooked up and greased the 5' brush hog again (still saving my pennies for a bigger mower!) then went out back again to cut the ragweed that had shot up, and the Broomsedge that was also going to be causing trouble shortly, I wanted to get that cut before they matured!
Wish the mower was wider, it's narrower than the tires!
The A/C was working fine, didn't need to use a mask like I did out front this morning with the Z-turn!
I'm amazed at how much more stable this is than my SCUT, it also seems to turn sharper, but that may be because it doesn't have a loader sticking way out front?
This one hill with my SCUT with loaded R4's I need to be in 4X4, rear axle locked to make it back up, and usually it's multiple tries! This Kubota pulled up out of here in 2 WD and I didn't need to lock the rear, nor spun a tire!
After lunch today I hooked up and greased the 5' brush hog again (still saving my pennies for a bigger mower!) then went out back again to cut the ragweed that had shot up, and the Broomsedge that was also going to be causing trouble shortly, I wanted to get that cut before they matured!
Wish the mower was wider, it's narrower than the tires!
The A/C was working fine, didn't need to use a mask like I did out front this morning with the Z-turn!
I'm amazed at how much more stable this is than my SCUT, it also seems to turn sharper, but that may be because it doesn't have a loader sticking way out front?
This one hill with my SCUT with loaded R4's I need to be in 4X4, rear axle locked to make it back up, and usually it's multiple tries! This Kubota pulled up out of here in 2 WD and I didn't need to lock the rear, nor spun a tire!