Recent content by billrigsby

Well, with the enhanced photo, Chat GPT and comparing and contrasting to other Kubota Loader Decal Sets we produce. We think we have a complete set of Kubota Model 1200 Loader Decals! Unless someone throws a monkey wrench into the gears and comes up with another photo! Time for the shameless...

Actually had the photos on my girlfriends computer......

Yes I did, that's what we do. That listing you posted on eBay is actually my listing. I'm not at home this weekend, but there was a metal cover just behind the control lever, that's where that decal went. That one is hit and miss, basically used some graphics from a Great Bend Loader decal...

Okay! Someone out there has to have a photo this Kubota Model 1200 Loader decal! It is the last piece of the puzzle. Please post here or send it to; thekubotaproject@gmail.com !

Hoisted up the 40lb bell into place, using ropes and the Kubota Looks and Sounds great!

Thank you for the measurements, I will recreate them as best I can in Adobe Illustrator. The white one is going to be the toughest because it's very hard to read any of that text. The other two are not a problem. We have already recreated the serial number decal and the side loader arm 'Kubota...

Thank you, thats a start, do you have the loader control decal? Could you provide the frame measurment, I am no where near the loader?

REALLY ??? It is loud, just moving it!

Wonder if you were ever able to find the Caution Decal? I am also in need of a good photo and size, also same for the Operating Decal!

Dug an 8in hole about 4 ft deep to hold a 4x6x12 ft post that's going to support an antique 15in 40lb cast iron bell, the neighbors are going to love me!

I was also told Messicks sold them, could not find them.

Does anyone out there have a Kubota Model 1200 Loader with the Caution Decal in good condition that could provide a clear photo and dimensions? Also the Control Decal and the size of the SN Tag Want to re-create them and print them. These two are the best that I have found so far, and as you...

You might try... Stavros Savva Anatolitis

Used the Kubota and the Leinbach 3-Point Crane attachment to lower into place the base of a soon-to-be sauna. The base is 40x80.50, 4x6 rough cut timber and plywood construction, too heavy to maneuver by hand. Yes, the crane was Kubota Orange when I restored it, but the sun!

I've been around on this forum for more years than I can remember and I've never heard of this person do you know where he's located? Currently don't need any parts but just for future reference.