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If it has a MMM, check the bolts attaching the MMM brackets to the frame.

So would I. In any event, a 2502 is not big, heavy, or powerful enough to run any offset flail mower and a 3902 is marginal at best.

FWIW, R4 tires are considerably worse in snow than are turf tires.

The 60" terrain following deck on my B1750 (bought new in 1993) is by far the best mowing deck that I have owned. Blade speed is fine, and grass clearance is very good. For multiple reasons, I'm not a fan of suspended decks currently used on most CUTS/SCUTS. Cannot use ZTRs in all of my parcels...

Bingo. Finish mowers are not designed to cut tall grass/weeds/brush.

I was around 18 when I rebuilt my first automotive automatic transmission. FWIW, HSTs are not automotive automatic transmissions and are much less tolerant of contamination. Not sure, but I expect that the HST pump/motor assembly is serviced as an exchange unit.

I would, have, and always will skip any models that require DEF.

I would certainly not make that trade.

Not sure what happened above. Response was intended as reply to PoTreeBoy.

Works well in conditions with 60" mower but not so well in same conditions with heavier and wider 72" mower? You've answered your own question. You have been expecting too much. Nothing wrong with your tractor.

Unlike gasoline, the federales have not yet destroyed the shelf life of diesel fuel, so it can be safely stored for years if precautions to prevent water contamination and algae are followed. Contamination resulting from filling and dispensing is usually a more serious concern. If you plan to...

You will have no issues if you follow the Kubota recommendations. Yes, Kubota supplied spacers will cost more but, again, you will have no issues.

Very helpful for box blade, slip scoop, back blade, boom pole, etc. Neither needed nor desired for many other implements.

Easy on M series. PITA on B and L series.

About ten years ago, I sold a nearly new NH T4050 Deluxe using a first/free add on Tractorhouse.com. Have long wondered how long records are kept.

Interesting. I have always changed all of my Kubotas to SUDT2 oils at first service with no noticeable effects. No, I am not advising against doing so.

I investigated consignment. Dealers wanted 11%+ and would not be responsible for equipment while on their lot. That was a showstopper. Dealers will also attempt to sell anything that they have before any consignment equipment.

Bingo. Low air pressure came first. Roll overs are often caused by driving on slopes with low air pressure in (usually) rear tires. Tire peels from rim, tractor slips sideways, rim catches ground, rock, stump, etc., and tractor rolls over on slope that it would easily negotiate otherwise.

The GL 6060 is a wonderful tractor and you will love it. You will also appreciate the HP when blowing 500 yards of snow multiple times each season in Idaho. Only you can decide if it is too big or too expensive for your needs and desires. I loved mine. I also loved three other Kubota machines...