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I would highly highly highly recommend you go with the skid steer quick attach on the FEL rather than the pin on bucket. The ONLY exception to this would be if you know 1000% that you will never use anything but a bucket on the FEL. The quick attach is just fantastic if you plan to use other...

Yes, this is why I still think it is very possible he simply committed suicide. When he was busted here in Florida I think he felt he was going to be able to get out of it all along. It was a different time then. No one knew him like they did this time, the whole #metoo movement hadnt happened...

Welcome cjh. As others have said you will have no problem mowing in reverse with a rotary cutter. Regarding our tiller - being you arent new to tractors you likely know that there is no really hard "cut off" of what your tractor can run. The question is more about what can you run comfortably...

Yea his death in prison is a real mystery. I am not one to buy into conspiracy theories, so I never bought in to the fact that he was knocked off right from the start, but after reviewing all the evidence we now have on it, I honestly don't know what to think.Too many coincidences occurred on...

I just wipe mine down with a wet rag, plain and simple. If you got some crud on it you could use some all purpose cleaner, then follow up with windex or something to make it all purty again.

From 49 to 131 hours on the oil and its still clear and has no soot? Never heard of that.

Yea, I havent seen this particular documentary, but have seen others on him. Here in my state of Florida we coulda had him locked up but, well, you know what happened if you watched the documentary im sure. It is quite remarkable he was able to pull off all that he did for as long as he did...

My lowes here is pretty good. The employees are very helpful. Its really the people not the company. Not delivering right now is also to be expected. I would have expected that from the start - everyone has over hyped this virus to such a level that it is crippling everything. It has amazed me...

You could also replace the sensor in the seat. I think its around $60. That old switch may not be as sensitive as it once was and is becoming easier to trip. Its too bad yours isnt as asimple and mine. On the L2501 its a simple little plastic finger that flops up and down. U can literally take a...

hmm. clearly part of what used to be a 3pt attachment. It has what looks like a right angle pto gearbox there in the middle. Two shafts going out either side. Appears another gear cog on the end of the shaft. Some type of ground engaging implement? Pto driven sprayer remnants? Whatever it is it...

Yes I love a good survey. Surveys solve so many problems. Once you close on your property and take ownership, and the deed is recorded with the clerk of circuit court of the county, the tax assessor office ends up with it eventually - and then we have to record the transaction, and map any...

Youre doing the same type of work I am on my property atm with my L2501. The only difference is my woods are much much thicker, so Im having to use chainsaw and a root rake on the front. I love my root rake. Its so much better than a bucket for this type of stuff. It has a wide opening, long...

With the pandemic and everything, I'm not surprised. Everyone is full of fear and companies are doing everything now to prevent bad press and/or a lawsuit. I just wanted to reply to say how awesome it was of you and your wife to seek out the proper recipient and then go and give them the...

Everyone is touching on the most likely culprits for a smoking chain. If it is smoking then it is getting too hot. Cuases for that : 1. Not enough oil is making it on the chain. Could be a clog in the oiler system or something. pull the bar and chain off and clean everything good. Make sure oil...

I work in the tax assessor office in a county here in Florida. I assist with our sales analysis and do most all of the cadastral mapping here, so I obviously work in and around the real estate market every day. Nebraska is of course different from Florida, but your questions are not unlike many...

and i bet fixing these minor scratches will involve walking over, grabbing the can of Kubota Orange II spray paint, spraying it, and done. The paint on these tractors is not like car paint. Ive noticed that quickly with my new L2501. The little hump in the middle - the paint wore off the edge of...

wouldnt worry about 1 or 2 little scuffs like this at all. You can easily fix these yourself with the Kubota spray paint that cost about $15. If It was a brand new truck or car then yea scratches like this would be more an issue,but on a tractor my feeling is very different. One way you could...

Most chain stores have been doing price matching like this for years. Ive used it, but mostly in electronic purchases, where it saved me hundreds of dollars at best buy or something. Most places who do price match require the item to be the exact same as the one youre trying to match - same...

well I climbed under mine just to feel the full run of the tube and look at it yesterday. I'm at 52 hours and 1 year old. The tube on mine still looks like it just came off the factory floor. Not a ding on it. Hopefully it stays that way. Will keep an eye on it as I rack up the hours.

On the subject of PTo driven wood chipper...Ive often wonder if some of these attachments could damage the pto of a compact tractor. Maybe not a small wood chipper but a larger one, or these neat stump grinders ive seen ppl use on youtube videos that mount to a rear pto. I see that stump grinder...