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A set of rear remotes would be the place to start. Pictures of the splitter hoses and valve would help also.

Better to get a better one, than to fix a lighter one after you hook it on a tree root. You can never go wrong with quality.

RTV's are work horses, not race horses. Unloaded or loaded, they're slow and steady.

NO. both rear, or front, should have equal pressure. Sounds like the loader was not mounted properly ??? A few pictures would help. Does the bucket sit level (side to side) on the floor ?

AS others have stated; take your time. You will use more time troubleshooting a error, than you will double/triple checking your work, one step at a time. Take notes, pictures, make little diagrams as needed. This is not complicated work, just very time consuming.

For what they will be doing, I think the 2x6 was the wise choice. They look well made.

No I have not. But I don't know why you would, when it is so easy to just get a 3 Pt mount blower. Even if you have a front mount blower, it would be easier to sell it and get a 3pt mount.

Tractordata shows it calls for a LA181. Here is one on tractorhouse for sale. View Details Updated: Wednesday, July 20, 2022 06:50 AM KUBOTA LA181 Loaders Other Equipment Price:USD $4,000 Get Financing* Machine Location: Mt. Sterling, Ohio 43143 Bucket Siz

Have you replaced or uncoupled any hoses recently ?

Did your tractor come with a owners manual ? If not you should be able to download one from Kubota. A WSM ( Work Shop Manual) is also a great reference to have and are relatively cheap. Nice looking rig.

Very well done. I am sure it will last the life of the tractor.

The letters are wire colors. BUT, blue is L, and sky blue is sb, purple is Pu or V, the rest are normal abbreviations.

Is it a lever or a little yellow button ?

is the ata ( Auto Throttle Advance) turned on.

what does your owners manual show.

Another issue is tire choice. I would say R14's, I don't think turfs would give the needed traction, and R 1's would be too much. R4's are decent at everything, but not good at anything.

Go to the next closes dealer, sadly not all dealers are equal. For anything important I go to the next dealer, as I don't have confidence in the closes one.

Start with your dealer, at least then your have a bench mark in regards to price and size.

(1) LA 524 vs LA525 Loader Question? | OrangeTractorTalks - Everything Kubota check this post, it says it will fit.

Tractordata lists the LA524 as the loader for it. I don't know how much difference there is between the 524 and 525 loaders.