I just got a new Kubota BX25 to replace my old Ford 8N that I have used for the last 21 years. Since I will be using it in wooded areas once in awhile, I am looking at getting some bro-tek skid plates for it as well as a bro-tek thumb. There's much more to break under the Kubota than under the 8N and the Kubota is much closer to the ground. I will also do some brushhogging with it once in awhile. I plan on also getting a backhoe thumb from bro-tek. I just purchased a dolly for the backhoe, to ease in removal of the backhoe so I can use the 3-point hitch, and bucket hooks that don't need welded on (I want to avoid drilling or welding on the loader and backhoe at least until the warranty is up on them). I have a zero-turn mower for regular mowing. It seems most of the 3-point hitch stuff for my 8N will work on the Kubota, if I don't overdo it.
I have already gotten it muddy by trying out the backhoe in the back of my property. I need to practice.
I have already gotten it muddy by trying out the backhoe in the back of my property. I need to practice.
