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My Canadian Made Farm King with manual chute rotates 240 degrees.... almost enough to pucker each time chute spins to its max. It has fixed stops so no way to turn it more regardless how cabling is made.

at 5,000# you are almost at 300% of the max. spec. towing weight!!! not surprised going uphill it struggled. wrt damage you mentioned only a few feet but don't say how long it took you to move these few feet. If only a second or two then likely no troubles. If you spent 30 minutes going these...

given what you say you will find a good grapple priceless.... if your budget allows sounds like a logging winch (I use a FX85) would also be very useful.

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I',m a simple type of guy and finding sticking with what is commonly used serves me well. Commonly used is commonly used for reasons. Pull snowblowers are not new, they have been around for a real long time. Yes they do cost a little more. However not overly popular. I asked myself why?? I...

IMHO probably too much except under light duty use without using the shanks. I would bet once you start ground engaging the shanks you wont have the traction and wheels will spin.

the L3301 has 1/3 more HP at the engine and almost 40% more HP at the PTO! so depends on how you intend to use your tractor. torque similarly higher. If you plan to work the tractor of that size lightly / gently I would go with the L2501 as its less expensive and less complicated design (no...

did you ask them to contact their sales rep. as they have access to them as a dealer? so go direct to the source and contact Nokian directly and they will get back to you by e-mail. Here is the link for their US rep's. https://www.nokiantyres.com/heavy/contact-us/request-an-offer/

For Nokian Heavy Duty Tyres in NH call Pete's Tire Barn , 127 Round House Rd., White River Junction they should be able to help you out or point you in right direction

Don't forget hats with logos and worst of all snomo suits.... guys I see riding in my area are plastered with free promo for the manufacturers.... I would make them pay me if they want me to be a walking billboard for them.

X2.... my new L3301 had similar problem the day it was first delivered by the dealer as it was about 6 months on his lot before I got it. I did exactly what you mentioned and in minutes was fine and now years later still good as new. but since the OP has already beat on it with a mallet...

I upgraded from a B2620 to a L3301. I pull a small 66" finishing mower over very sparse / dry grass so don't notice much of a difference here. However where most of my work comes from is the BH (16" bucket) digging stumps, Wallenstein logging winch, EA root grapple for moving logs to wood...

thanks... want them to live.... otherwise backhoe would dig them up and kill them very easily..... Cheers I think for sure tree spade is way I would go if I had a track steer type machine. But I have a L3301 Kubota. Looking for advice / experience from people with my type of tractor on how they...

neither.... just stating some background on the tools I use regularly and am experienced with. Looking for a right solution recommendation from others. Cheers.

Hello... I live on an acerage in whats called the Sandilands forest. I have a L3301 (backhoe, snowblower, loader, log splitter, mower, grapple, etc...) We have had a lot of mature trees die from pine beetles. Land is very sandy testing out at over 90% sand down to 4 meters (no tiny stones or...

welcome to the forum. 12.5 gpm see common o/h diag check list below. Kubota doesn't mention the stat but flow test w/o stat. will help diagnose.

Kubota even uses the "welded on hook" on some of their their newest HST models. L3301/L3901's HST's from factory utilize same concept for storage / not in use periods. Depress pin - hook to lock - keep clutch disengaged when in storage or not in use. B2620's HST's and similar came from...

here is one option for the BH77 https://www.bxpanded.com/BH77

thanks.... I don't know specifics about JD lawsuits at all... but not at all surprised what you say about Cal Poly. Makes sense to me. LOTS of U.S. companies like Sun and Mac Tools (and others from other countries) make and sell non OEM diagnostic and servicing software and hardware for the...

OEM diagnostic software is hard to come by (near impossible) for many brands including Kubota, JD, CAT, Ford, GM, Dodge, etc.... as they tend not to sell outside their networks. However like most things in life there are aftermarket choices. For Kubota many fleet managers especially outside...