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Hello all, I am looking to purchase a skidder in the 15k range. What should I be looking at mechanically as a red flag to not buy? The terrain is not rocky or really rough although there are some rather steep slopes. thanks, Raider

Winter has slowed us down. Had a warm stretch end of February and had the foundation started. March has come in like a small lion and now going to be full grown tomorrow in Ct and NY.

All jacked up and now for the stone work. Very happy with the way it is working out. R43

OK, now lets see how I can do this. Apparently you are all youngsters:) this is our truck and L35 making their way up north from CT.

We started cutting out the old floor (reusing somewhere) as we want a drive through for equipment. My helper little Phillip in the north end after it was cleaned out. Sill is on the way out. We are saving what we can,but alot is very rotted. Sorry these photos are tilted. R43

Hello again, Can someone let me know if this worked? 4 photos of barn back 5 years ago. It has settled more then that and started project this past December. R43

Is the repair for losing gear lube a big deal? Rookie mechanic, but willing to learn. I have to add lube every 5 hous of use, but I can't see where it is going. Raider 43

Hello all, a neighbor of mine has asked if he could rent my barn and some fenced in field for 4 cows. I am trying to get a handle on how much that would be worth. $200 per month?

hey everyone, I just put grab hooks on my L35 loader and now need to get the chain. Without getting too technical, what would a good length be to purchase or make? 10 feet, 15 feet? raider.

Very timely thread and every ones comments. I have a similar house (mid to late 1800's) close to the road and the cost to bring to code is not worth it. Thought about moving it, but also too much $. Has anyone tried to list on Craigs list "free house"? And let someone else do the work?I could...

I know this post must have been here before, but to cut to the chase, what type or brand of temporary forks are half way decent for a Kubota L35 loader bucket? I would be using them to plant trees and carry brush and branches, etc...? Residential use, not commercial. Does anyone have them that...

I have started on a project never attempted before (by me). I have a late 1800's two story hay barn which has settled a good 6" on some of the sides. The main sill beam is completely gone. The ridge is good and straight and has not sagged too much at all if any. I stopped the continuing sagging...

Hello Everyone, I am starting my search for a wood chipper. I like quality equipment, but would like to spend no more than $2k. I have a "1998" Kubota L35. I am looking for some good shopping knowledge.

Hello All, I am joining the crowd of machine owners tomorrow. Having an L35 dropped off in the morning. I have been searching online for owners manuals and have not found any site without having to give them a lot of information. Can you still purchase the owners manual? Also, have been...

Hey all you L35r's, do you find a lack of power when trying to load up from a dense pile of process or 2" stone? I have read recently that it is a little short on power. I plan on working a mile of wood road up many levels. Should I be looking at an L39. The problem there would be cost.

I am taking a second look at the L35 loader, backhoe. The backhoe is a bradco 600 and the controls are a little sloppy to say the least. Is this a quick fix with the linkage and is it a costly deal? Also, what should I be looking at specifically as wearing points. the loader blade looks good...

Hello all, I am looking to purchase a "2002" loader/backhoe. Is 3000 hours something to be concerned about and what are questions a might ask the seller?