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SOLD!

Price lowered to $27,500 for tractor-loader. $29,000 includes the 6’ brush hog. Can do a great package deal with all three attachments.

Price lowered to $27,500 for tractor.

The LX 2610 is 1800-2300 lbs depending on setup. (24.8HP Gross) The L5030 is 3700-4100lbs depending on setup. (52HP Gross) A huge difference. All cleaned up and ready for her next owner……

All cleaned up. Brand new front tires just installed .

Updated the hours, I have been using it a good bit since last picture of hour meter. No longer 1014. Now 1048 and climbing. Heavy Duty, Quick Attach, 48” Debris forks are available for extra price.

Plug in engine heater.

This tractor has enough power for what I do. And I like it. But I buy and sell one a year on average. Don’t get attached to them. Try to make a little or even break even. This way I have a machine here all the time instead of renting. The tire estimate is just that. An estimate. I do actually...

Do your work in comfort year round! 2007 Kubota L5030 HSTC 4X4 Only 1048.5 Hours! 50 H.P. - Pre-Tier IV Emissions No REGEN, No DEF Filters Hydrostatic Transmission-3 Range Cab with Heat/Air/Stereo LA 853 Quick Attach Loader Quick Attach Bucket with/grab hooks Front and Rear work lights...

A little lifting today.

I like this one as well.

Nice ride. I mean, peace of work equipment. I was just checking some out and saw that one. Nice. I do have a piece of some type of extruded sheet steel and a neighbor who could cut it and weld it to. It would take some cleaning up and paint first. But, would function. Hmmm

Nope. Bought far away and transported. Kubota makes nice stuff!

Any recommendations in addition to what is on it?

I have put it to work for a bit moving firewood and cleaning up around a large burn pile. Seems to be a decent runner. I need to get a plug in heater installed in the engine soon. Then I would eventually like to add auxiliary hydraulics to the loader for a grapple. But that will be down the...

Went with a cab with heat and AC this time. Will be nice for the cold weather. And it fits through an 8’ high door nicely.

SOOOOLD!

Thank you. Yes it is. It has some cosmetic flaws but they are minor. Faded paint and a few scuffs/scratches.

Don’t see them with ALL hydraulic options.

This is one of Kubota’s Tractor Loader Backhoe (TLB) Series machines. They are built for construction duty work with stronger frames, stronger hydraulics systems, higher lift capacity loaders and stronger digging and lifting backhoes than their same size agricultural counterparts. 2012 Kubota...

I like this TLB just the way it is. If I decide I want more power I’ll move to an M59. Glad you are having good luck with yours. I really like the TLB series, especially the hydrostatic transmissions ones. I have owned “several”. Great for a lot of loader work, and they are also very nice when...

The thumb fix turned out to be a spring in a valve was missing. I had them fix that, engine oil and filter change, and hydraulic oil and filters changed.💲Yikes. You want to play, sometimes you got to pay.

Looks like they got the thumb fixed right.:D

The heavy duty debris & pallet forks are working well. I had a full day off today and put them and L45 to work. You can see how if loader and forks are brought down you can see the end of the forks. Very handy when getting under branches and rocks.

Dug out a couple more stumps last evening. Not a chance of clamping and holding anything. I have no time over the next few weeks to be figuring it out. But I will eventually fix it, or get it fixed at the Kubota dealer, and let you know what it was.

Thanks. I took a read of it. Unfortunately no finish posting on what they did to fix it.

I’ll let you know when I get time to try it again. Maybe tomorrow, early evening. But I’ve used hydraulic thumbs before and this would not allow any pressure for sufficient clamping.

I’ll give it another try. But I couldn’t pick a stump up that didn’t weigh that much. When you say set the thumb. You mean move thumb into position with foot pedal, then take foot off pedal and use buck to clamp. Correct?

I was able to use the L45 for a little while today. A question for you folks. While digging a stump up and out I had plenty of hydraulic power. Also plenty of power with front loader and bucket moving heavy, fresh cut, bucket fulls of firewood. The place I did not have enough power was with the...

(y)Even if only for a few minutes. Any amount of tractoring is usually fun.

I’ve had this tractor for about two weeks now. But have been working so much I haven’t been able to use it. Probably just as well. Everything is so wet. Rain, rain, rain. I had a guy deliver a dump trailer full of firewood today and he couldn’t get it backed down my road. Narrow road with both...

Debris forks being built by neighbor/friend should help in land cleanup work with L45. I found two separate sets of 48” forks for sale. I’ll use these on brush, branches, logs, and stumps already dug out. I see burn piles in my future where I need to clear unwanted trees in an area for more...

Thank you. I have owned several of the Kubota TLBs 1999 Kubota L35 TLB 2012 Kubota M59 TLB 2005 Kubota L48 TLB 2007 Kubota L39 TLB Amongst several other machines. It is so great to have a piece of equipment around whenever I need it. Instead of renting and returning. Or paying someone else to...

Just over 1,000. Yes.

😇This one was not local. But not too awful far away either. I’m hoping this just needs minor cosmetic TLC and minor maintenance needed. I have a LOT of work I want to do with it after things dry out a bit here. And I get some free time to enjoy! Hey. :unsure:Wait a minute. Who is out of control...

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My new to me 2012 L45. She is going to need a little T.L.C. But this one has a hydraulic thumb on the backhoe, auxiliary hydraulics up front (controlled at the loader), and three auxiliary hydraulics at the back for three point hitch operation! I have never had that before. Also came with the...

I have really wanted to try one of those. But have heard, or read, that an axle housing crack can be a VERY expensive fix. ? I don’t know if that is a result of abusive use or not. But it makes me nervous to buy one. So it will begin with a K.

:unsure: I wonder what letter the manufacturer will start with for the warmer seasons work partner?

SOLD! Quick turnaround on that one! Time to move to a 4 wheel drive with removable back and three point hitch for the the warm season. Yea! Warmth!

I think they will give him his money back, if he ask for it. Then they will sell the new tractor and make their profit.

Get your down payment money back. Go find a tractor that is physically present in front of you. Or in stock on a dealer lot, or site you find on internet. Work your best deal on a new, or barely used tractor, and buy it. Get it home and enjoy it. Save yourself the hassle and headache of lawyers...

I’m glad to see your tractor is working well for you. Stay warm.

My new to me 401C got a little work done today. I hope to continue some winter work with it. But apparently more snow is on the way. We have had two storms. One dropped over two feet on us just before Christmas. But each storms snow melted away. We currently have about 4” of a mix on the ground...

For a 40+ year old machine it is in great shape. Upon closer inspection the paint is not as faded as it appears. There is a thick layer of dust stuck to it. With a good thorough cleaning it should really come back to shine nice. Oil looks good. I need to install a plug in heater for cold weather...

Well, according to the guy I bought this from, it has 1468 hours on a working meter that are verified. Township owned it and kept in inside. It’s in very nice shape.

Do you remember how many hours were on yours when you sold it? Nice shape?

That’s encouraging. I use to own a J.D. 300B for a short time. Very similar, little brother. Great workhorse. Then sold it after I got some projects done. Missed it as well. I just purchased a 401C that should be arriving tomorrow. Unfortunately I have to work so won’t get to use it until Monday...

How did the 401C work for you?

@TBigLug Do you still have your 401C?

SOLD!

Christmas price! —- T.L.B. $29,990 W/brush hog! — $31,750! Transportation possible for a fair price.

Kubota Tractor-Loader-Backoe $31,500 Tractor-Loader-Backhoe and 72” Medium Duty Titan Rotary Cutter for $32,900.

Will sell the full package of Tractor-Loader-Backoe with adjustable three point hitch and 72” Medium Duty Titan Rotary Cutter for $32,900.

Tractor, Loader, Backhoe - $32,900. With almost new 72” medium duty rotary cutter - $34,000

Did you find any tires and rims to swap yet? If your R-1s would fit my L5030 I would swap you my R-4s. But they don’t appear to be the right size. Mine should have: Kubota L5030 Tires Ag front: 9.5-16 Ag rear: 14.9-26 If you are looking for info on models and tires TractorData.com...

Will add in a 72” Titan medium duty brush hog with chain guards front and rear. (New this year was $2500.) for a package deal of $34,000.

Updated with backhoe pictures. Everything works great.

The price went up a we bit with the addition of the barely used backhoe.:oops:

4X4 Kubota Tractor w/Loader, BH90 Backhoe. Low hour, Pre Tier 4 Emissions! NO REGEN, NO EXTRA FILTERS-NO DEF NEEDED. Year 2004 Manufacturer-Kubota Model L5030 HST - Hydrostatic Trans Serial Number 34278 Only 889 hours now, hours going up a little as I use it. Front Tire Size - 10-16.5 Rear...

Thanks. So I do not have hydraulics on the back of my tractor. I would have to add them or go with a PTO pump and self contained hydraulics in the backhoe. I don’t want to go with just a three point hitch hook up. Unfortunately, whatever way will be expensive. Kicking myself in the rear for...

I found out they don’t make a subframe for the Kubota 4560 backhoe and my L5030 Tractor. Called Messick’s and they called me back after some research.

Heys guys. Does anyone know if a Kubota 4560 backhoe will fit my L5030? I see one for sale not too far away. But he does not have the subframe for it. He says he has the brackets that mount to the subframe. Looks to be in good shape. Looks to have a PTO pump. Did these run off PTO pumps if you...

So far I like it. Kubotas seem to have the least amount of issues. I use to own an M series with hydraulic shuttle. M6040 with a backhoe with hydraulic thumb. R-1 tires. Very nice with good power for it’s size. I wish I had kept that one. LOL I often buy something to get certain jobs done. Then...

My new to me 2004 Kubota L5030 HST. It’s in nice shape for the year with only 785 hours when bought. I’m at about 808 now. I’ve been mowing with rotary cutter and now moving a bunch of sandy loam type topsoil. Great to be back to hydrostatic! Anyone own one of these? And how has yours been for you?

Thank you. It should make him a good work horse.

SOLD!

PRICE DROP. $16,900 FOR EVERYTHING. $16,300 FOR Tractor, Loader, & Sickle $15,800 FOR Tractor & Loader.

For the price of $17,500 I will include this Very Heavy Duty King Cutter three point hitch rear blade. This rotates and tilts.

I found the next TLB I want. First $17,500 takes this nice FORD with Ford sickle mower and blade.

Because I wasn’t paying attention when I put them back on. :D I’ll have to switch sides someday. Someone else pointed that out to me as well. LOL

Nice pre-emissions 41 HP Tractor.

Ogdensburg, NY area.

2305 Hours on working meter. Starts good. Runs good. Operates good. Everything works. Plug in in-line heater. Battery shut off switch. Includes Ford sickle bar mower. Completely degreased, stripped with various size wire wheels, including the underside, to remove all surface rust and loose...

Project completed. And for sale in Tractors for sale area.

It seems to be a mechanically sound tractor. Starts, runs, and operates well. Has the front loader. Needs TLC in the cosmetic department. I have begun the stripping, priming, and painting. New decals and a couple small parts ordered. Hopefully I’ll have it looking almost new again in 3-4 weeks...

Thanks. That is where I was too.

Hey guys. I bought a Ford 2120 that I will be fixing up. Was wondering if you could confirm year for me. Serial number is UV21865. I believe it to be a 1988, but want to be sure I have it correct. Thank you.

Kubota first. :unsure:Wheelbarrows, laborers and shovels, before Mahindra.

Completed the install of ice studs today. They shipped quickly!

Now I’m in the forum through tapatalk. Back to normal. So here is what I found..... And here is what I put together with my neighbor making the plates and cutting me some short lengths of chain. Things have improved since these pictures.

Well my good neighbor/friend helped me by finishing up the tightening of the chains. I’ve been busy working so we did a little here and there for an hour in the morning. It turned out with the fasteners (tension adjusters) left on they and chain were going to hit on the mechanical parts of front...

A very heavy box arrived today! Yea! I worked out in the cold off and on all day with the chainsaw. So I earned a couple of the bottles. LOL I have to work the next few days but I will put the chains on this weekend.

Put the M59 to work the other day. Getting the BTU supply underneath our covered porch. It’s a nice size bucket.

Getting another stump out of the way.

Getting a little work done here and there with the M59 Firewood splitting done. Put the splitter back in the barn. Did some mowing on the trails today.

Grapple is here and finally being put to work today. Bolt on sides taken off for sorting/moving logs.

Some three point hitch work. Moving some things around to get wood processing area cleaned up a bit.

Some finishing touches with the York Rake today. Almost ready for grass seed!

Time for a little re-in forcing here. D’Oh! My plan for these forks is to be a carry all for one or two two different work boxes I’m going to build.

A little 3-Point hitch pallet fork work today. Moving some things around.

Clean up time. Rocks everywhere! Getting some dirt work done. The M59 really shines and enjoys this type of work.

Burning up the last of the stumps. Lucky here. We have had enough rain to get it done.

Did a little brush hogging this morning. Then took the three point hitch off and put the backhoe back on. Switched over to the two foot bucket and dug a few stumps out. Getting pretty hot out now. Time for a break and a drink in the air conditioning.

Clean up and finish off work.

So on the right hand side of my tractor (if sitting on seat), I have noticed a small plate with two holes in it that are threaded. Anyone know what that is for on their M59? Looks like a decent spot to mount a toolbox hanger.

My next project is to make a three point hitch carry all box like one I built before and mount my chainsaw holder to it. I have a three point hitch pallet fork package I bought from Titan. I’m considering a toolbox and place for chains on that box. But. Both of those things really should be on...

A break in the shade while mowing.

You just nailed it! Thank you sir! My clumsy foot must be turning it! D’Oh!

I’m sure this is probably something simple. But today my mower is cutting out and 3-point hitch is not going down. Yesterday everything worked fine. Any ideas?

Well I decided to get a Kubota M59. Traded in my last tractor. Nough said. I thought I had better start talking with some other M59 owners on TBN and see what I can learn. It’s also time to read the manual. LOL As part of the purchase deal I had them install auxiliary hydraulics up front and...

Just moved a little snow away from the barn doors today. The 3550 is running well. Last week I had my neighbor put three additions on my bucket. 1/2” plate underneath. Weld-on grab hooks are very nice to have.

Digging stumps. Is this covered under warranty? Ugh.

Stump removal. Oh honey. It’s just a couple small holes in the yard.

Moved some horse manure, and then some brush to a burn pile from where I’m clearing some small, unwanted trees. Chainsaw and tractor running well. Wet clay. Yuck!

Hauled out a few more buckets of next year’s BTUs.

Hauled a little wood out today. Just passed 300 hours on it yesterday.

Tractor is on snow duty now. That’s it. We have received about 6” so far and looks like we will get another 2-4 anyway. Then a few more on Christmas Day. For everyone in this area who wanted a White Christmas, they got it. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of you!

Getting use to the rear blade.

Can anyone help me identify this bolt? I found it on the ground on stone drive outside my barn just before it snowed. We walk this drive a lot between the house and the barn. And my wife and I hadn’t seen it. Then just saw it late Monday afternoon and picked it up. Luckily, before it snowed...

I feel sooooooo much better now that my tractor is working right again. Yesterday I worked it for about 3-1/2 hours. Moving debris and pulling a few stumps. We have our first decent quantity of snow coming overnight tonight. Luckily for me I have a couple days off right now. So today I put...

Made some time to work the tractor today. Good power now and making some progress. About 3-1/2 hours of work done today. Moving debris and pulled a few stumps as well. Ground is not frozen down yet. Cold temperatures are here to stay now though. Going to the single digits this week. Maybe even zero.

Wishing all of you a very Happy Thanksgiving with your family and/or friends!

Moved a few timbers, and one heaping load of topsoil to level off in a stall in the barn. Getting some things done that need to be before the snow starts flying. We've been lucky with the weather so far. Extra time to get things done.

I just found a nice heavy duty blade at a good price on Craigslist for the three point on the tractor. This will be nice for moving snow, and building and maintaining roads and trails. It will rotate 360, tilt, and offset.

Wondering if any Mahindra owners could offer up suggestions on contacting Mahindra representatives and getting problems resolved. I was really excited about my Mahindra when I got it. My 3550 can do some serious work, when it's working. The combination of power and the hydrostatic transmission...

I've put 19 hours on the tractor so far. Moving snow, grappling logs to be blocked up for next seasons firewood, and pushing downed trees and brush off the logging trails.

Using my new Mahindra 3550 4X4 HST for snow removal. Wondering what you folks who use hydrastatuc tractors generally run your RPMs at. I have been adjusting and getting use to the HST. Recently settled on about 1500 RPMs in Medium gear range. Any other snow practice or tips with just using a...

I was able to light the big pile in the middle about 5pm or so. That was after about 7 inches of snow Sunday. It took a bit to get it going but once I did, the snow be melting quick! LOL I let that burn for about an hour and a half, then used the 3550 to start pushing the two piles, one on each...

3550 4X4 HST Just delivered yesterday. R-1s, 75B Backhoe, 3rd function for up front, single lid grapple, forks, chains for the rears. 6 ft medium duty rotary cutter to be delivered in a few weeks. Just got some time on it today. Moved a little snow and some stumps I need to burn.

Thanks. I had the dealer order these particular chains from tirechain.com. They are called Duo-Ladder Combination and I got them with the V-bars. I moved some snow with it today, then used the forks to move some stumps up on to the top of a couple burn piles.

Just in time for the next snow. Looks like we will get 5-8" on Sunday.

Tractor is in! Be a few more days before its ready. But I should have it before the next snow/Ice we are predicted to get Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday. I can't wait to put her to work!

Hello all. I have ordered my new Mahindra 3550 HST. I have been reading here about Mahindra Tractors, looks like happy owners and some unhappy owners. I am wondering if any of you would suggest a checklist, or something else, for me to go through with my dealer. I know some of the problems I...

Hello all. I have been buying used, low hour machines in the past. Working them for 1-2 years and then selling them. Get a lot of work done with them and then get most of my money back out of them. This time I have decided to go new. Get a warranty and have a local dealer to service it. I've...

Okay. I'm back again. LOL Different piece of equipment now and the same problem. Would like chains on rear tires. LOL Can I put tire chains on the rear tires of my Kubota L35? I have seen in a couple different places where people say there is a space issue. ? Has anyone put chains on the rears...

I bought a one year old Woods Brushbull-60". The driveline has a locking ring you are suppose to slide forward /backward when taking on/off. The three steel balls inside will not let the shaft from mower go on past those three balls. I sprayed them with some liquid wrench and cleaned PTO shaft...

Here is a picture of that Cockshutt I was thinking of.

Hello guys. I am looking at a Cockshutt 1365. 4wd with a cab. Seems to be in nice shape. Can you still get parts for these tractors? Anyone own one? Can you tell me what you think of them? Thanks for your time.

Nope. No loader on the Powermaster. I have a Bobcat B300 T/L/B with a cab. But the Powermaster is a lot lighter, and with no cab can get around in the woods easier. It looks similar to this. Not as nice, but it is getting there. LOL I'll post a pic of mine with the carry all wood box I built...

Hey guys. Been a while since I have been on this site. I have purchased some property and a Ford 851 Powermaster. I just built a wood box on top of a carry all frame I bought at Tractor Supply that was rated at 1000 lbs for the frame. I don't plan on loading it that much but some have advised me...

Lets see if this pic works.

Well folks I bought my next Tractor/Loader/Backhoe. I found an 05 Bobcat B300 with a cab with heat! All I have had time to do with it was park it. Then had to go away for several days and then back to work. It is driving me crazy not being able to use it. I will have some time over the next few...

Hello everyone. I am looking at a 2004 Bobcat B300 TLB. Will be using whatever machine I decide on my property for digging some drainage ditches, pulling some stumps and rocks, moving material with bucket, moving material with forks, adding a grapple in the future for moving brush, stumps, snow...

Quick question for you. Anyone have experience with a collar shift transmission? If you do, could you tell me how you liked it? Is it necessary to "double clutch" each time you change gears with this transmission? If so, is that a P.I.A. when doing loader work? I am looking at a John Deere 5200...

I am at a toss up of getting chains for my rear tires or adding some pallet forks to my bucket up front. I could really use some pallet forks. My bucket is not quick attach. I noticed on my bucket it looks like there may have been a bar on it prior to me buying it. I don't know if that was used...

Hey guys. I am thinking of buying some tire chains for my tractor. What can you give me for advice. Thinking of Duo-ladder Combination from Tirechains.com. Like these. Duo Ladder Tractor Tire Chains Well. Tried to load a picture from my computer but that didn't seem to work for some reason...

Should both front wheels be driving when I have the four wheel drive engaged on my L3710? While plowing snow I spin often with the industrial tires when things get slippery. Tread is in good shape. Only 1200 hours on tractor. I am going to get a set of tire chains for the rear wheels when I have...

Here is a picture of the joint where the leak is. If I can post it! If you look real close you can actually see the spot on the 6x6 it is resting on. The main joint, I am not sure what it is called. There are four bolts that hold it together. I have tightened them and topped the level off with...

Hey guys. I own a L3710 with Kubota loader and Woods backhoe. About 1200 hours on the machine now. Works great. I have a slight fluid leak at the right side of tractor(if sitting on the tractor) on the front axle. Right where the axle ends there are four bolts that connect it up to the wheel...

I am looking for best practice advice when using a backhoe. I have done a bit of work with different loader/backhoes over the years. (Large and small.)But I certainly am no expert. I currently own and operate a Kubota L3710 with loader and backhoe. I am in the process of some landscape work to...

While working in the woods I somehow managed to break the negative lead to the battery. I think a small Ash sapling found it's way up through the underneath and hit the lead. The soft metal, not sure if it alluminum?, broke. I had to wrap the negative wire to the post with a piece of copper...

Well I finally bought a tractor. Wife not happy. Hardly ever is. What are ya goin to do? Anywho, it is a 2001 Kubota 3710HST with industrial tires, a kubota loader with 66" bucket, and a frame mounted backhoe with a 16" hoe bucket w/thumb. I have had enough time to move a few things around in...

Hello all. I am looking around at tractors and thought this would be a good place to learn. New York state area. Have some experience with an old 9N. Have run JD loader/backhoes, a couple of Kamatsu track hoes or excavators, Gehl skid steer, dump truck, etc. over the years. Am looking for a used...

Hello. First time on this site. I am looking at a 1982 Long 460DT with a loader and was wondering if anyone had any experience with them. I need a reliable tractor. The tractor has 3700 hours and looks to be in good shape. The price is in my range and I want a tractor that can do some heavier...