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I do have the Kubota BH quick attach feature. "I'll sell ya mine if ya want" I would be fearful that my 48 HP Kubota would twist that little Bxpanded root ripper to a pretzel, in just one bite. "Can think of better things to do with 300 bucks". I wish! Ripper cost for my TLB is $1200-$1400 bucks.

We are obviously comparing apples with oranges. My Kubota L48 TLB is a 2006 dedicated 48 HP TLB, (subframe - detachable BH) bought with only 251 total hours. This is a now 17 year old machine (with SSQA). The L48 HST has absolutely zero transmission whine. To the best of my knowledge, all...

I am about to order a root ripper. Hoping to avoid some open pit mining like that.

Curiosity: What was it about the "3 different Kubota L series tractors with backhoes that were not quite what" you needed?

I offer you my heartiest apology! I bought the tractor in Maine that might have suited you best. Bought it on Little Deer Isle ...3 + years ago. I bought my 2006 L48 TLB (HST) with 251 total hours. It is just perfect for me! Was originally purchased from Union Farm Equipment (Union, ME), and I...

They are similar in some respects, ....but you make a valid point. KTAC, as I understand it, is certainly far more comprehensive.

Do those who buy KTAC after paying off their tractor loans, also buy "CarShield" after paying off their car loans?:rolleyes:

When I see them, they are usually within range of my house. No unique methods required.

Thank you for the advice. Unfortunately I do not have any fencing. The coyotes do not travel a very specific area. I make the "local laws", when it comes down to dealing with coyotes.

I can certainly relate. Until several years ago I had a place in Canada, a place in MA, and a place in FL. Three of much stuff. Now down to only two houses, so life has become a bit more simplified.

What do you use for coyote trapping? I need to get rid of some coyotes.

Yup! Pricey for sure,.......but if no one else makes it, and it is a safety enhancement (no broken bones?) for us old pharts, it can make sense.

I have only their step (single), as that is all that they make to fit my TLB. Pricey?.....Yes,...... but nicely made, and an improved safety item for this old guy.

Yup! Those are great folks, making nice stuff in Bay Roberts, Newfoundland.

I would have not even called him!

I suffer from the very same problem. A woman....who just doesn't understand my keeping stuff.....because I might need it someday.

You NEED....A North Sawzall,....and a SOUTH Sawzall!

Don't BX23s tractors come from the factory with fuel tank neck screen filters? My L48 TLB has a fine screen mesh filter in the tank fill neck .

Is enforcing the 30 day registration requirement an ancillary duty of the "mattress police" ?;)

The 14.56' length given, IS with the BH boom, up and locked.