zook
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Where is the cheapest place to buy Kubota front weights?
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Soundguy
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in general oem weights are never 'cheap' 
many of us make our own weights.. either out of plate steel,, or cast concrete.. or repurposed other weights. like barbell blates and a rod made to a bracket.. etc.. fitting a bumper or etc...
post back..
many of us make our own weights.. either out of plate steel,, or cast concrete.. or repurposed other weights. like barbell blates and a rod made to a bracket.. etc.. fitting a bumper or etc...
post back..
ArtMech
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sbakf
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When in need of rear ballast, I attach my RCR1872 to back of my 5740.
Notforhire
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I bought aftermarket rear wheel weights from my Kubota dealer. They cost about $1.00 per pound. Everything Attachments sell the same ones, but they only sell by the 1/2 ton. I added about 350 lbs. The tractor feels much better on slopes.
