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Has anybody tried straw bales?

Have they no trailers they could have sent in?🤯

I can't figure out how it crossed it's wheels before the change

Are some of the 427 hammers metric?

Just to add: If the seals in the rams allow your bucket to drop you will need an additional prop under the front crossmember where it bolts to the tractor. Otherwise it will lower to the ground over time and be a little awkward for re-attaching. I just use a piece of wood

At what distance does it make more sense to carry 5/6 logs (armful) to the trailer as opposed to throwing two at a time for the full distance?

The tab shown in the pic pushes straight in towards the center. Taking the cover off is easy enough, getting it back on can be a bit of a fiddle. There should be a grease zerk on that collar to lube the plastic bearing where it spins on the shaft

The fact that it was damaged suggests, to me, that it served it's purpose at least once

I suspect it was put there as a safety feature so that you cannot dump the bucket if someone is working from a raised platform, such as a pallet on forks

The outside of the tyre will still be the outside of the tyre, just backwards, if you just swap the wheels. Unless you are planning to mount the wheel inside out. I don't know if this can be done on the front

The reason Kubota didn't make it an option is because it can be dangerous. You will be operating in a crush zone. It's a nice tidy bit of work but be careful back there!

Drove a 4 wheel one for years. Great work horse but gets stuck surprisingly easily

Except they would be barefoot

There is a song about this! Look up The Sick Note

If you have pallet forks you don't really need a pump. Mount the delivery pipe low on the side of the tank and just put it somewhere high and let gravity do the work

It seems that you have lifted the mower too high with a long top link and caught the middle of the shaft with the front edge of the mower. And yes, that'll bend your shaft.

It's around €1.90/litre here. Luckily, I drive a fairly economical van. I've had it for a few years now, maybe 12. I was passing the time in traffic last week when I noticed the mileage. Even I was surprised! Not bad for a 15 year old van with over 300k km

Don't know if your tractor has one, but did you or anyone else pull the "pull to stop" button. The odd time my sister borrows mine she does that and I'm sitting there cranking wondering why it won'tstart

About 8/9 hours. There's another one behind the tractor and another 1 to start, and 4/5 smaller piles around the place. Best €500 I ever spent

Well, I learned not to let the pile build up until the chips get into the drive roller and knock the belts off 🤦‍♂️