Recent content by NorthwoodsLife

At refill measure the capacity that you put in per the specs, and don't sweat it. Unless you have fluid leakage under the tractor... Don't fix what isn't broken.

https://www.jufabworks.com/products/p/workmaster-plate-for-kubota-bx-series-with-48-qa-quick-attach-bucket I use the one on my LX all the time.

Yep. Tail wagging the dog. Right into the ditch if not careful.

Thank you. OFFSET is key. My mistake. I thought that the OP had a much smaller tractor than an MX6. Be well. Tractor on.

My 2 cents. In my experience, back blades are good for snow clearing and spreading, not much else. If your box scraper isn't doing the leveling, maybe try a land plane. Or get more experience with the box scraper. As for the ditches, that is usually backhoe or manual labor territory. You...

It seems as 'fast as a fool' in top gear in high range with several inches of play in the steering wheel. It is controllable but dicey on narrow lanes. I lived it in my teens in the 1970s driving the B7100 to do tractor work for neighbors. To by knowledge, my B7100 was before there was...

Me as well. I agree with that ^^^ post 100%. But a ballast box is better than nothing.

Welcome to the orange crush. Nice Kubota you have there! If I were you i would gain experience with the bucket before throwing money at it. There's a good chance that with a few hours experience you'll be pulling off the bucket tamers and they'll be paper weights to you. There shouldn't be...

You will be pulling AND pushing it backwards once you get the hang of it.

^^^This^^^ But don't be discouraged. What, exactly, do you want to accomplish with it? Your answer will help all on here with experience, and help you get where you need to be faster. It's not rocket science as you know, but a lot of trial and error time can be saved for you.

Just sayin'....

Got it. Looks like Mickey Rourke in his 9 1/2 weeks period.

On a side note... Is that Mickey Rourke?

^^^ This ^^^ And try driving in a straight line for a few feet to relieve gear mesh on your front driveline. Steer left and right a little might help as well to unload the front driveline. Coming out of 4WD should be easier than going into 4WD. I would guess that there is a treddle pedal...

Yeah, I seem to remember my B7100 being stupid fast in top gear. Steering wasn't an issue unless in top gear throttled up, then it was amusing. Like the disney autopia cars. I miss that B7100 sometimes.