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It is likely obvious, but at 6 weeks short of 84, I am from a different era.

How do you flip back and forth, to compare, between various pages/sections when you use electronic pages. Do folks just prop up a laptop on the hood of their tractor, and have at it? :ROFLMAO:

You asked for my explanation. Just responding to your question. No way for me to anticipate the why of your post.

My explanation is: The Q/A design/fabrication pictured, simply does not appear to be the same as that on my L48 TLB! I have an OEM bucket, EA forks, and an off brand grapple. All fit readily/normally!

The choice of "boots" fits in with the entire rebuild project!

i'll stick with the assessment of the .... "old timer". My 2006 OEM L48 TLB loader Q./A looks absolutely NOTHING like your pictures! You have a DIFFERENT animal!!

All diesel powered motorhomes have 1800 RPM diesel generators.

We have ben waiting seven years for the author of post #8 to update. Musta gotten lost in Canada Poste!

It would seem that you will in fact need to have a welder modify any and all implements that you may buy, for them to fit the loader Q/A system on your machine.

I just took a little golf cart ride to look at my L48TLB quick attach. My OEM quick attach assembly appears to be totally different from yours. You mentioned your serial number. Mine is: 61802, and was apparently purchased in 2006 Is it possible, that mother Kubota, manufactured some early L48...

I have an L48TLB, but really... probably should have the B26 TLB.

I too have the TL1150 loader. No problem with attach fit of grapple, or forks. I think your Kubota dealer is correct. Is it possible that someone has modified you loader shoes?

You have absolutely convinced me! Replace 'em ALL!

SAND !!!

The OP has apparently been looking for nearly a year. He has not responded in the positive. Owners with Kubota designated TLBs virtually never separate the BH for sale. Your best bet, would be to buy a different L47, that is an L47 TLB, .....and to sell your bare L47! You will need to up the...

Parts not available through Kubota dealer?

I have an L48 (serial #61802) loader with Q/A bucket, and forks. I do not understand your problem. Please explain this again!

Let's see a picture of the "peeling" area on the rubber. Many hoses come with a thin plastic looking outer cover, which has absolutely no effect on hose strength. You can peel that loose plastic off, if you do not like the appearance. If the rubber is not cracked, there is no need to replace the...

I do not think people have even the slightest idea of how the strike will affect nearly everything we do, or try to buy. Most purchases we make are somehow connected to ocean shipping. Also think about gasoline, heating oil, and diesel. Much of it is shipped by ocean tanker.

I painted marks on my deck for proper locations.