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Thanks, didn't think of a carry-all; if I can keep it compact, might be better than a ballast box since I could get more uses out of it -
jyoutz replied to the thread Tarter box blade?.Yes, but the heavy duty blade will last. You might also check with an equipment rental company. I bought a nice Landpride used blade at...
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Me as well. I agree with that ^^^ post 100%. But a ballast box is better than nothing.
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jyoutz replied to the thread L2502 review.I don’t drive on the road much for transport. Whenever I’m on the road, I’m grading or plowing it in M speed. Just use M for hilly roads...
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jyoutz replied to the thread Tarter box blade?.Have you checked Landpride at you Kubota dealer?
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jyoutz replied to the thread Shipping Container Storage for M62 and Implements.Wow. That’s a snug fit.
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jyoutz replied to the thread L Series or M Series?.I used a rotary cutter on a GST tractor for over 20 years, but a HST is much better for rotary cutting. The fact that ground speed and...
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I’ll add to the post above. Shuttle shift transmission (dry clutch) is completely different than a hydraulic shuttle shift...
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If anyone is serious about grading, they need heavy implements. Lightweight implements leave you with only being able to work with soft... -
jyoutz replied to the thread Rear grader blade max weight recommendation?.Offset is indeed necessary to make a blade work well.
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I have several 3/8" chains, and yes they are heavy, but this 10 footer is light compared to my 25', 30', and 35'. I also have a new 20ft...
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jyoutz replied to the thread MX5400 hitch pin size.5/8”
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jyoutz replied to the thread Picked up some more transport chain.Oops. 5/16”
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Extra long pry bar will fit easily in loader cross tubes.
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jyoutz replied to the thread L Series or M Series?.The old rule of thumb is 5 pto hp per foot of cutter width, so that would indicate that you need 30 pto hp for a 6 foot cutter. But it...