Cup holder

Dwilson540 · Apr 18, 2022

No real genius here, but I have a 25 year old Kubota L42. Maybe the original owner didn’t order a cup holder, but I wanted one to hold a can of Diet Coke or cup of coffee. So with a little pvc pipe and a hose clamp.

newbury · Apr 18, 2022

I just use 36 oz peanut jar for my "light" holder and a #3 can (fastened with a flat U bolt) for a cup holder.

RalphVa · Apr 19, 2022

I use some Frontier document holders for both a fire extinguisher holder and a cup holder.

Thats Hot · May 18, 2023

B2630 and LX2610

dj1701 · May 18, 2023

I still remember when cup holders on tractors were just starting to be offered. It was quite a selling point. Not wanting to be left out, I got the stick on one for my little JD riding mower. Since the very first sip of warm foamy beer with pine needles, my cup holders have been used for my ear plugs.

nyone · May 23, 2023

I prefer to make my own cup holders out of steel. I typicaly add vertical tubes for things like a screw driver. Its wide enough to hold a cozzee or a 32oz Nalgene bottle.

2manyrocks · May 23, 2023

My L2501 came with one plastic cup holder in the fender, but then rscotty (as I recall) posted his Kubota came with two cup holders.

RayCo · May 23, 2023

Another good resource for items to purchase or be inspired by are accessories that are targeted for wheelchairs.

bigtiller · May 23, 2023

nyone said:
I prefer to make my own cup holders out of steel. I typicaly add vertical tubes for things like a screw driver. Its wide enough to hold a cozzee or a 32oz Nalgene bottle.

That's a great idea. Oddly, I never gave it a thought to make my own out of strap steel. I made one from a 2x6 years ago for my '88 chevy pu that didn't have any cup holders.