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I finally used my chipper, for a total of 5 operational hours over three days. For the most part it went well. The trailer hitch works great for my set up. The chips are more like course sawdust than the chips you would buy at a nursery. I believe this is related to the wood entering the...

Sounds like a wise decision to me.

No hst for the M6060. It does have a whisker bit more engine and pto power, but only 8x8, 12x12, and hydraulic shuttle for transmissions.

you should be able to down load the owners manual from the regular site, just find your tractor and it should be listed there with the brochure. Just checked, seems to be a old model, so just google your model, it will take you to kubota and you can down load the manual there.

I wish they made a 5x8 version of that trailer. That one is a bit small for my side by side.

The mx6000 has 63.4 engine, 51.8pto hp. L6060 has 62 engine, 53 pto. You would never notice that slight bit of different, engine or pto.

I am not sure. The pinion comes out by removing #50 snap ring. Whether you can do this with the axle in place or not, I am not sure. It looks like you should be able to, but I don't know if the oil pan would be in the way or not. I am just going by the parts break down, and have no hands on...

Hope this helps, I am not the best at computer stuff. There are four different "D" versions of your tractor, so I just picked the first one. 3C09197080 bevel gear kit. They all seem to use the same kit.

It's a common misconception.

The biggest hydro, is the L6060. But for mostly mower I would think a hyd shuttle would be a better choice.

Nope. I just read a book on the building of the dam. Any that died while doing concrete were removed because, the corpse would have made a soft spot in the concrete, and they did not want that. They did not care about the guy, just that it would have weakened the concrete.

My 40hp Massey on R1's had all it wanted with a 7ft disk, so a 6ft would be good. It also depends on the ground. wet clay vs dry sand.

Thinking about it. There supposedly is a haul truck buried in the canso causeway, between Nova scotia and cape breton, it when over the bank while dumping into the cut that was dug to bedrock for the causeway. Also there is a dozer buried in a local road about a hr from home, it went into a...

Found this on facebook. It is/was in the Kootenays dam in B.C. Canada. Supposedly it got stuck and was too much work to get out. The tracks are on backwards to give it better traction when backing up. It's on the "lost kootenays" facebook site.

My dealer stocks after markets ones, they look slightly different, but were a lot less money.

Over 150 tons every year, and people still being hurt every year. Sad, so very very sad.