Quick Attach Question

[etgjr]

Hi All,

Thanks for your previous help.

My question today; Does the Kubota Quick Attach systems follow some "standard" so any other Quick Attach bucket/fork, etc will work on the Kubota?

Thanks, Ed

 

[ronjhall]

Ed
I have a <font color="orange">Kubota </font>Quick Coupler. Mine only fits <font color="orange">Kubota</font> buckets and forks. I have modified my Curtis snow blade to fit the Quick Coupler. Check out this thread. Click Here There are some pictures of it installed on my 2910.

 

[ns_in_tex]

I don't think Kubota's quicktach does follow any standard. I was told that the L30 series was different from my L10 series by my dealer.
Even though my Kubota quicktach works just great on my LA852 loader, and I have built several more attachments to fit the same standard, my thinking is for the future, I may try to migrate to the Bobcat type hitch. I think I may be able to build one toolbar to convert the Kubota to Bobcat. Then it would be easier to build other implements or adapt two other loader buckets I have (different sizes) to use on the Kubota.
Also, then I could rent implement for one time job ETC.

 

[uhmgawa]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I don't think Kubota's quicktach does follow any standard. I was told that the L30 series was different from my L10 series by my dealer.
Even though my Kubota quicktach works just great on my LA852 loader, and I have built several more attachments to fit the same standard, my thinking is for the future, I may try to migrate to the Bobcat type hitch. I think I may be able to build one toolbar to convert the Kubota to Bobcat. Then it would be easier to build other implements or adapt two other loader buckets I have (different sizes) to use on the Kubota.
Also, then I could rent implement for one time job ETC. )</font>

If I recall correctly the quick attach on the LA852 is a
Kubota proprietary design. However enough people complained
about it such that it was redesigned as the LA853 which has
a universal skid-steer mount.

About a month or so ago my local Kubota dealer had a slew of
various new models all of which had the skid-steer style
mount. So it would seem this option is becoming more widely
available.