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With the ROPS folded you are not supposed to wear the seatbelt, so that you are OK there. However, running a tractor even on flat ground can still result in a tip over. My mother tipped her small tractor over once when she accidentally clipped the telephone pole with the back tire while mowing...

The 3pt arms and top link have to come off for the BH to attach. The arms lift the mower deck through the use of a little bracket that is part of the mower assembly. You can get an adapter kit to add but I can't see why anyone would want to keep the deck on and run the BH too. As far as...

Something to note on the B2650 - it has been discussed here before as well - the mower deck is raised by the 3 point arms, and with the back hoe attached this function is disabled unless you get an adapter kit. Also I wouldn't be doing dirt work with a MMM attached regardless of clearance. I...

It looks like that tractor has been cobbled together from multiple sources. The suspicious areas where there is rust and such near the bolts is very indicative of parts being swapped between machines. The ill fitting loader and everything you pointed out in the video just further points to the...

3rd function is a must, especially if you are looking at a grapple in the near future. The dealer option should be a nice clean install too. On a tractor that size I would go for rear remotes too. I spent a lot of time looking for a grapple. EA makes nice implements, solid and well built...

Pallet forks come in handy for all sorts of things - With SSQA on the FEL you can easily swap between them and the bucket

I agree with this - if the dealer is really being hampered by Kubota he will be able to get concessions from Kubota to be able to "give" you something. As an example, when my snow blower did not arrive with the tractor the dealer still delivered my tractor on the day I wanted it. He then picked...

In my opinion, the relationship you have with your dealer is critical, more than pricing. Tractors last a long time so if you don’t trust you dealer it won’t be pleasant.

Whatever you do make sure it is water/mud proof so that you dont have any issues later on. You could get the proper connector from your dealer or just dig around online a little most electrical stuff is pretty standard. Just a matter of finding the right one

You could do an inline switch, like a push button, and mount it with double sided tape to the ROPS. Don't drill or weld items on to your ROPS as it will void the ROPS certifications and basically kills the resale value of your tractor. One thing to watch out with that kind of install though is...

What do you have on the back of your tractor normally? For myself I would normally have another attachment on the back or I would want my ballast box for loader work. I am currently planning on installing tool holders into my ballast box prior to filling it with cement. This will allow me to...

Those are meant for work lights that are available as an option from Kubota. You can wire your own just know that it is always on. That is why most people will install a switch so they can turn it on and off. Many people also want the switch mounted int he dash too rather than inline. Also if...

Picked up the new trailer today. Got it back to the property and then unloaded. Glad I had my forks Assembly will have to wait for this spring, as we have pretty well closed down everything for the winter

For that reason I borrow my neighbours when I need it :D. If you have a neighbour with one not too far, mine is about 2 clicks down the road. I do a few little jobs with the tractor for him and I let him keep his boat in my coverall over the winter. Being a good neighbour always has...

Picking up the trailer next Monday, some assembly will be required. It will come in a few pallet boxes, since the cold weather has hit I am not sure I will get to it until spring:( but I will post pics when I pick up and unload

That is some scary stuff if the dealer installed two different tires on your machine....

Any pictures of your installation or some links to what you used from PA

I would have to agree with BAP - this is an excellent argument as to why you need a new tractor! Seize the opportunity :D

Ken's products look like a great solution, solid product and nice complete kit. If the shipping, exchange rate and customs didn't add so much on I would definitely grab a couple. That said, I think for lifting the hooks on the top of the bucket are fine, all the force is going upwards and as...

Unless I am missing something only the one wheel, as mentioned by GreensvilleJay, is driving the brushes. Maybe the problem is that it is binding on the turn at the hitch. If the hitch is binding as you turn it would drag the unit sideways, which would cause the tire to be pushed off the hub.