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I am on the Eastern Slope, up in Red Feather Lakes. Advice for your next purchase.....dont ever get a machine at over 7k without a turbo. I am at 9000 ft and all of my machines have turbo. The RTV X1100C originally did not, but it was a total lame turtle (even more so that it is at sea...

Then just buy the case axle if thats what you need and do the labor yourself? Isnt that what you would be doing from a salvaged part anyway? You are going to spend a whole lot of time looking, and you may never find it. This is the reason many wrenchers are actively looking for a parts...

I would start on Machinery trader or tractor house and see if you can find a L225. Here is a search. https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/for-sale/kubota/l225/farm-equipment As others have mentioned...this is going to be a hard search. You need to find a machine or tractor graveyard of...

Yes thats kind of what I was saying. I could care less...but hey if its new and I could get $100 off from the dealer I am sure going to try LOL.

No that sounds like some ridiculousness for Canada and the Nanny state. Yes I would say you have earned the right to do whatever the hell you want! Personal choice, but I always wear a seatbelt on the tractor. Hills EVERYWHERE here, rocks, uneven ground all around. Heck I even wear it in...

Bad picture, doesnt really show where on the bucket the issue is. Do you really think rust on a bucket is going to be a problem? These arent going to an auto show. They are working machines. So put it to work! That said...I would try and get some sort of a discount on it as Im a cheap...

Before you replace it you need to figure out how you wore a hole in it and fix that first! Update sorry I read the OP and didnt read all posts. Disregard!

So let me understand. You have Starlink, you have multiple other devices that connect just fine. MyQ does not. And your logic is that the problem is Starlink? No the issue is the way MyQ needs to connect with their own servers, and they dont like something about your Starlink setup. I have...

Wait so this is your 3rd machine? You are loosing $$ at every step. Do you want to really list out the tasks you wish to accomplish with the upgrade this time so we can talk through them? The backhoe difference on the L25 vs your B26 isNT going to be that much. Plus now you have less ground...

The gpm specs could be one with power steering included, the other with it not. Careful with those specs. What are you trying to accomplish with a backhoe. Tractor mounted backhoes are a massive compromise.

I am floored. So is it actually engaging the front wheels to brake on all 4 or is it only engaging brakes on front wheels? I never thought to look. How is that any good at all for tight turns in 2WD?

Are you saying thats what your machine does? Never noticed it on mine…..that would be a whole lot of drivetrain wear.

Isnt a tender just going to drain the battery faster. Sure you are pumping the power back into the battery but there are conversion losses from DC to AC to DC. I had my shop on Solar (8kw array, 24kw SLAbattery bank for 5 years) and I converted it to utility power as soon as I could. In the...

If it is a land plane, then they are about as easy as you get. Adjust scarifiers to the depth you want to reclaim and start pulling. Try to overlap passes a foot or so. If you are loosing traction, raise the scarifiers and take shallower passes. If you arent digging in at all, wait for a bit...

What kind of batteries?

OP post a link. Tired of these stupid names…Bionic whatever lol.

That’s a very large mass you little machine needs to keep moving when it hits the wood. I would also be very skeptical it will do the work. That said, can you check out Tractor time with Tim on youtube and see what he was using with his grinders. I know he uses the JD 1 series a lot…but not...

Not in my woods with rocks, juniper, aspens aplumb. No way I could get the tractor into some spots let alone maneuver it just right to cut a branch! I bet it is great in open areas though.

Yes I have no doubt. Glad you were able to maneuver it around.

Seeing as these machines often outlive their owners it might be a hard find. Good luck!