New Kubota owner - Need some help

[rrod321]

Thanks for the help. I was able to get the brush hog off and the mid mount mower attached. It took me awhile longer to get the MMM attached, but after some time got it in a now have a nicely mowed back yard!! Thanks again. I'm sure I'll more questions later.

 

[TripleR]

Good to hear, as James said, never gets easy just not as hard.

 

[ddb123]

They are pretty easy to get off, getting them back on can be interesting. Pick a spot to take off your rotary cutter in the most level piece of ground you can find.. Get some wood or something to put under the front of the "hog" so it doesn't sit in the dirt. Make sure your PTO shaft is well greased between the two sections and pointed down or covered. Rain can rust them together. When you go back to hook up. take it slow and easy to get lined up with your turnbuckles loosened up to allow the arms to move enough to go over the ends of the pins. I don't think you have telescoping links, so get a big prybar to pry the "hog" around to line up things.. be sure your swear word vocabulary is updated to all the latest verbs. Wear heavy boots so you wont hurt your feet by kicking the sheet out of things. Come back later and we can talk about quick-hitches.:thumbsup: Good luck, have fun, stay young, and drink Pepsi

James K0UA

HAHA!!

 

[Baby Grand]

One of the best things I ever got for our BX's was a set of stabilizer bars to replace the turn buckles from hodge: StabilWorks

I'll second this suggestion. The StabilWorks bars greatly reduced the time & vocabulary associated with getting a tiller attached and removed from our B5100. I should probably get another set for our new B2320.

 

[k0ua]

HAHA!!

I tried to put a happy face on a bad situation:laughing:

 

[RaydaKub]

One of the best things I ever got for our BX's was a set of stabilizer bars to replace the turn buckles from hodge: StabilWorks

Looking forward to them. Ordered mine this week.

 

[DianneInVA]

I love these posts. On thing I have learned in the couple months I have had my Kubota, is a flat surface and patience are a must. Good to know that it will never be a breeze, but isn't horsing around fun?

 

[TripleR]

Looking forward to them. Ordered mine this week.

You will love them, some of the best money I ever spent.

I love these posts. On thing I have learned in the couple months I have had my Kubota, is a flat surface and patience are a must. Good to know that it will never be a breeze, but isn't horsing around fun?

Yep, it gets "easier" with time and experience, but it never gets "easy", at least not so far.:laughing: