tc 30 brush guard

Daryl · Apr 28, 2002

I really do want a brush guard for my tc30. Was wondering if there was any place besides the dealer who sells them.
Thanks

Boondox · Apr 28, 2002

Daryl -- Assuming you mean up front to keep branches from poking holes in the grill/radiator...

I unbolted the grill guard on my Kubota, took it to a welding shop and had a beefy piece of expanded metal mesh cut to size. Cost me $10. Cost a pound of coffee to have them weld it onto my grill guard. Add another $7 for a can of Kubota orange paint (your color may vary) and bolt the thing back on.

BTW: The dealer wanted $150 for the job.

Pete

wichiwichi · Apr 29, 2002

In this section there is a post titled " Brush Guard that Works". Thats how I solved my problem.

Kodiak · May 3, 2002

Daryl:
I to would like to find a brush guard for my new TC29. I'm thinking that if it fits your tractor it should fit mine. Will be very interested to know if you find one, from where and how much did it cost.

Daryl · May 4, 2002

Kodiak,
Not found exactly what I want yet. If I do will let you know.
Hope to find one already finished.Just don't like the price of New Holland.
daryl

Kodiak · May 4, 2002

Daryl:
Obviously New Holland is telling you that they make a grill guard for the TC30. I haven't explored that route yet. I was told that they didn't have one for the Class II Boomers, by my dealer. Whay sort of price are they asking for it, and where did you find it?
I would make one. But my talents don't include the better looking qualities of a factory produced one.