B3030 Review

[Sully2]

The cab version cupholder is merely in a silly location - for true insanity look at where a non-cab cupholder is. Great for holding pins and parts though.

I'd love to see pics and hear stuff about the exhaust stack. And what Gauges did you add?

Yepper!

 

[ficord]

The cab version cupholder is merely in a silly location - for true insanity look at where a non-cab cupholder is. Great for holding pins and parts though.

I'd love to see pics and hear stuff about the exhaust stack. And what Gauges did you add?

Here are some pictures of the stack I did not like he exhaust blowing on the ground in back of the bucket and smelling diesel when working around the tractor. This stack works really well and sounds good too.

I didn't like the plain plastic panel above the factory gauges so I added a clock oil pressure and volt meter to fill the void on the factory panel, I moved the wiper and work light switches to either side like on a car. I tried to made it look factory by using a 3/4 in abs plastic board I used a heat gun to duplicate the finish on the original panel. A new panel is 12.00 if I want to put it back the way it was. I figured I'd try it if it didn't work out i would just buy another panel. But the gauges work good I like to confirm the oil pressure is up there and I use the clock all the time.

 

[8226hamer]

When I saw the first picture I laughed. I thought it may be in the way of your bucket. Very nice mods.

 

[AndyinIowa]

Is there a tractor in those pictures? All I noticed was the nice calendars and posters on the back wall...

 

[Charlesaf3]

WOW! That is nice work. And that's exactly what Kubota should have done with the exhaust.

I was just moaning to Neil Messick about the lack of the clock - probably would have cost kubota around $1 a tractor to put in a clock and sure would be nice...