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My favorite was my B21 the L45 and the M59 all great machines.

I added a tach to my 2005 BX23 I don’t know why Kubota didn’t do this but it is handy when running the mid or rear pto attachments. My 2006 BX24 had on from the factory so I guess it just took Kubota a little while to catch on.

Was your LX series cab pre wired for them?

I'll take 300 bucks for these if anyone needs them let me know. I'll keep them up for another couple weeks if they don't sell I'm going to skid them up and put them in storage. :)

That looks like a really nice setup you got there.

M.K. Martin would be a good choice I've been running them for awhile and they hold up well. I had Blizzard brand models made by Radtech and they are also built very good to. My neighbor has been using a Woods brand 3 point snowblower for years on his driveway and it too seems to be holding...

I scrape them off then grind them on a bench grinder and its always work fine for me when they start getting getting thin I'll just replace them.

I think I'd like the soft pretzel but even though I love cheese steak subs Philly cheese steaks were never my favorite no matter where I bought them from my grandma's good old PA dutch cheese steaks were the best and I try my best to duplicate them when we make them I'd never say mine are as...

Added a thumb to my Kubota teacup TLB

I have a like new set of R1 tires and wheels that I removed from my BX23. The rear tires are 6 ply look at the pictures for the exact sizes. I'm in central PA and the price is $350 dollars firm. These tires and wheels are dirty but would clean up real nice they are not old and dry rotted the...

Philadelphia Cheesesteak on a Philadelphia Pretzel, Honey where's my heart meds :love:

Field work you need a cab and if you're doing a lot of road work a cab is nice but there are times where cabs just don't fit into the work area then open station machines are your only choice.

Makes sense

The manufacturer is probably basing it off of the load on the rear axle bearing and seals. I guess they think they will last longer with less weight on them. I have had mine loaded from day one on all my tractors with backhoe attachments and no problems yet.

They are model PF10 I got them used cheap from Messick's they only weigh 90lbs for the set.

Clearing some logs off the walking path from behind the house with the tiny hoe 🍻

I only have 3 things I use on the back of this little tractor when I'm not using the backhoe and they all fit with the spreader bars I installed no problem. Below are pictures of the stuff that works. There might be stuff as mentioned that won't work but these things are only attached with 2...

I I got mine off of Amazon they are really nice and were cheap compared to the ones at my local dealer. Click Here

Added sliding links to replace the turn buckles on my BX23 3PT lift arms :)

Get a grapple in the under 400lb range and you'll be good to go https://www.everythingattachments.com/Wicked-Root-Grapple-by-Everything-Attachments-p/eta-wrg-cmp.htm