Recent content by jimh406

I haven't, but I installed a grill guard. https://www.5elevendesignz.com/kubota-grill-guard-l-series

There was an article I read the other day that there were workarounds for systems not compatibles with Windows 11. Unless you are using Windows apps, virtually any linux distro should work. I’d watch some youtube videos to help choose which one they try. Otherwise, install open office and a...

Maybe a browser setting. Mine hasn’t, btw. I’m using Safari.

Kubota of Lynchburg did an overview of many of the new products also including the M6 Series 2.

I wonder what "proper maintenance" he did. Also, I wonder if he's one of the 62 mph guys and where did he drive. If you haven't noticed it, there are a few out there that insist that they drive exactly 62 with the thought that they get much better MPG. I think that's fine except for when you...

I've never used my ballast box which is kind of funny since I thought I needed it based on suggestions here. It is a really cheap one. I've been planning on cutting the top and rewelding so my QH will work with it. Then, it will be easy to hook up. However, the fix hasn't been a priority...

I'm not seeing them.

I'm not familiar with the BX, but Polaris Ranger engines will sure overheat if there is air in the coolant system.

Did it come with three peak tires?

I think will be a very useful product for a lot of people. I also don't know how tape can replace the new product. Maybe OP can post a video of how electrical and how duct tape works. ;)

I've found using synthetic oil like Rotella T6 helps and using an additive like Diesel Kleen helps on diesel engines.

I wouldn't worry too much about it. After all, your 1880 has served you well for 4 years.

The carcass of the industrial tires is thicker and has higher load rating. I bought R4s for the toughness. I don't use the tractor when it is muddy since it makes deep ruts. If you were using it in mud, the AG tires are better. I don't know if the R4s have more traction than R1s though.

I don't know if you plan to use the MMM, but the attachment is different. You might look at that. The LX has a lot more lift capacity as well. I don't know your situation, but I don't have an issue with an L in snow. I think the LX is two steps while the B2601 is one. I'm not sure one step...

I'd save it for my next project, but you could add it. It's going to add more fines which I don't think is a good thing.