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I got one of these and haven't regretted it in the least. Not granite countertops, but a full load of green tamarack (the pics show part loads) isn't light, either. And rough trails (roads) for sure. You may want to look up some kind of 3-point chain or bar stop system to keep the 3-point firmly...

Yes. Some would call it one, some the other, some both.

Found some decent snow clearing job photos to share from 4 years ago. Gosh my equipment looked WAY newer then... lol...

Ya swapping is a bit of a pain, but the boxblade is a very capable sub when pushing, pulling, and moving lots of snow around. It does ice sheet rough-up with the scarifiers real nice, too.

My B2650 open station with front-mount B2782B blower with BB1560 boxblade on the back LOVES the kind of storm you're struggling with. Heading out in a few minutes to have some more fun with it.

It's snow and ice crystals getting sucked into the air filter housing. My fix for 7 winters now hasn't failed: Spring/Summer/Fall mode: Winter Mode: Tabs are cut and bent down to prevent any possible intake air restriction in winter mode.

Which shaft appears to be wobbling? There's 3, right? The mid-pto shaft, the sub-frame shaft, and the PTO shaft connecting to the blower. My blower connection removable PTO shaft at the front does appear to wobble" but only the black plastic covers are wobbly looking. I don't attach those covers...

This looks like it will take loosening the subframe and re-aligning it for the specfic backhoe you're trying to attach, and may even need some kind of shim plates to bump the subframe into line. That would best be accomplished at the dealer shop that attached the subframe, if possible, and send...

Should be the other way around. You can lean on the shovel handle while watching her run the machines. Then hand her the broom to sweep off the rops machine when she's done.

I second the pressure washer idea, and you could just take it to a car wash for that treatment if you don't have access to a washer at home.

I tuck the open end of the engine air intake tube just inside the engine compartment every pre-winter tractor tuneup. That has completely stopped all winter snow/ice buildup in the air filter canister for 3 years now. To keep the rodents out some kind of 1/4x1/4" metal mesh cover might work. I...

That's it, I just slow the infeed and those 6" logs go through. They're rarely in the chipping pile though, as 6" and up logs are firewood candidates. I've only ever overloaded the chipper twice, stalled out the tractor, with trying to feed a dry, gnarly, knotty, 5" oak branch through without...

My WC68 hasn't needed warranty parts or service, just maintenance in the 6 years I've had it. Get parts from WM, and ask them if they can recommend a service outlet near you. I'd call my local tractor dealership first about shop work. They're pretty basic machines. Bearings, chipper teeth, a...

Looks to me like either: - one or both blades are mounted incorrectly, or - one is an incorrect or unmatched blade, or - the entire mounting frame they bolt to has been damaged/twisted down at the back

Same diagram as CA site in your screenshot, anyway.

OP's profile says from Canada so use the Kubota.ca parts finder. And kubotausa parts finder can't be loaded from outside USA, anyway.

Try Kubota Parts Finder, look under your tractor, section L22000 (SEAT - COMPONENT PARTS), find part# TA14047780 , seat cushion. Is your tractor a L4060DT?

Left out the B50 series. Mine's a B2650HSD.

My LP BB1560 has the full strength scarifier adjustable height mount system. Slide them up or down and pin them through with 5/8" pins, that also get spring clipped to hold from slipping out. Not a flimsy setup.

I got the BB1560 for my (equivalent tractor) B2650HSD and can say it's sized just right for it IMO. Covers my tracks and I can load it up with gravel, soil, snow, or whatever and have enough traction and hp to handle it well. Have R4 industrial tire on my unit. And raised up on the 3-point it's...