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Very nice machine, what will you be using it for? I ask so that we may recommend factory options such as getting 3 rear remotes and not relying on the 1 std one or getting a 3rd function system for your loader if you may need a grapple. Other cab options?? What type tires, R1 or R4. Lot's of...

Go look at them in person. When you get to the tractor that you think ("this is just a bit to big") that's the one to get. It will shrink the first week that you have it at home. Not sure how that happens, some sort of miracle I think, but it seems to happen to 99.9% of us. :rolleyes: I know...

Well, you could make use of both, to bad Kubota does not offer a valve that has both. The float feature would allow the wings to follow the terrain and probably would be what I would get. there are times when finish grading-smoothing that the float feature can be a HUGE advantage if you are...

2 cutting edges vs 1. Other conditions apply to have a correct answer. Based on my circumstances and typical conditions, yes the land plane grading scraper (LPGS)is harder to pull. Does anyone even build a 4' wide unit?

Your tractor has the OEM capacity to have 3 rear remotes added to it. You can add 1,2 or a total of 3 valves at any time. So if you get one now, you can add a 2nd or 2nd & 3rd later on. My recommendation would be to get all 3 now if you can afford it. Get 2 with the float feature and the 3rd a...

You need to use the lift circuit. The mixer is a single acting cylinder. Use the lift circuit to raise the mixer, put the lift circuit into float mode to lower the mixer. That or shut the tractor off and then move the joystick when ever you need to lower the mixer if you stay with the curl circuit.

Lot's of room there, your place is beautiful. :) If money is not a problem, get the M7060 and be sure to get it with the loader 3rd function and all 3 rear remotes. If you are considering working for people, time is money and you need to be able to do things a quickly as possible. That's the...

You are correct, but not as many to chose from.

I would check here before purchasing any place else.

Those knobs hold the solenoids in place, nothing to do with pressure relief. "If" your 3rd function valve has a relief, it will be located in the plate under the valve. If not, and I'm thinking that it does not, you can make a separate relief valve that has 2 relief's so that it will cut the...

I doubt that it will work, properly anyway. The pin is to close to the base of the cylinder, the barrel of the cylinder will hit your top link mount on the tractor not allowing the top link to have full movement up-down with the hitch without binding some where. You need a cat 1-2 top link with...

This is understandable, I have been referring to post #9

So your hyd auger has a telescoping system of some type? How can the auger go down into the ground and yet the tractor raises up. Things operate in 2 separate directions at the same exact time? :confused:

How is this even possible? What type of set up were you using???? :confused:

WOW, some of you guys actually put the engine up at well over 2000RPMs to dig a hole? :eek: That seems crazy dangerous. I always dig at an idle, never go down more than a foot at a time without raising about 6" to be sure the bit is clear. So down 12", up 6", down 12" more, up 6". Do that 4...

Fit Rite Hydraulics. $290

I am pretty sure that all the implement manufacturers have several levels of implements. After all you don't want to use an implement built for a 35hp, 3500lb tractor behind a 20hp, 2000lb tractor as well as that same implement should not be used behind a 50HP, 5000lb tractor. But they all are...

Valspar, New Kubota Orange. Available in both spray cans and quarts- gallons. I gave up on Kubota spray cans, over 1/2 of the spray cans were bad and it's a 90 minute drive there and back. Actually had 1 nozzle grenade in my hand, that was a huge mess and the final straw for me and Kubota...

Sorry about the wrong part number, trying to do to many things at once. :o Yes, just install between the end of the hose and the male quick coupler end. I sort of doubt that your local shops will have the restrictors and if by chance they do, I doubt that they will be the same cost, although...

I'm not sure what the problem is, but I can tell you for certain that you will be much happier with restrictors in those lines. =1&data[grp_id]=2066"]You can get orifice fittings here. Get the ones with an .031 hole. Part # 1201206 and install at hose end with the male coupler.