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Thanks Brian. The regular Kubota 3-point hardware itself definitely all needs to come off when switching to the BH77, no matter what. But it’s not that big a deal once you’ve done it a couple times—15 min job

In Brian@FitRite I trust—I have an L3301 with a BH77 and he’s building me the cylinders with this in mind.

1100# tongue weight, total trailer and cargo here is 8100#.

I’m always on the lookout for Squirrel—plus he can fly :oops:

That’s a WV Bar :ROFLMAO:

I had been in the same boat as you but wanted a ‘tweener’ that I could perhaps use with a tractor upgrade in a few years, so I ended up with a 60” 430# double-lid one. The double-lid was by far the BEST part about my pick. For my purposes and my long-term plan, the 430#er was perfect. I put a...

Came up my driveway (view is out my office window—also a good tree stand) Friday evening at quitting time. A smaller second one trailed it a few minutes later—possibly last year’s cub to the first one.

Coleman’s is pretty good too, if you’re wanting Kubota parts. https://www.colemanequip.com/parts/kubota-parts/

I read those same reviews and held off for awhile as a result. Then in early 2019, I picked one up and was really careful with the assembly—and have never had any trouble with it. And I would think with some of the bumpy places I have to haul mine to when full, should have had a problem by now...

I believe it was Dolly Parton (among others) who said “God helps those who help themselves…”😁

Not sure if this is relevant to your particular problem or not, but a very good video regarding a BH77 problem (and its resolution), nonetheless:

With washer fluid-filled rear R4s and a 315# box blade hanging off the back, I recently used my forks (with my 3301) to take a 575# shipment on pallet off the back of the Fedex Freight truck—no problem. I’ve also had the 66” QA FEL filled to the gills with limestone on several occasions with...

Congratulations!

Got the lime down last week and today, cut the weeds off my clover food plots. All that’s left to do now is to chalk the base lines before the first pitch (opening day of archery season)

My tires are R4s, so your mileage may vary but with a 3301, I have essentially the same setup (filled rears), and run my BH77 all the time with 25-27 in the rears and 25-30 on the fronts (approaching 30 only when I have some heavy FEL work to do with a full bucket of limestone or some heavy...

This is capitalism at its finest and I would run the order-fulfillment side of the business like this myself for as long as it worked. I managed a small business unit ($15M P&L) of a publicly-held Fortune-500 company for many years and aside from people (18 engineers), my biggest costs were...

Check out this post: https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/l3901-error-codes-p3001.17888/#post-141668

It really works well for me, in the snow.

FWIW: