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The best way I can explain this it to take 1 tube that is 10" long and another tube the same diameter 10' long (the dramatic difference in the length is to exacerbate/ make more visual the difference. Well both tubes are full the start of the fuel coming out would be delayed slightly on the...

Your best off getting them from a dealer. All of the tubes must be exactly the same length. By the time you get the steel tubing, bend it and get the fittings (or reuse yours) along with the flare tool ( unless you have the correct one for the ends needed) your going to have more into making...

To each their own but my old B series I used the MMM twice. Then got smart an put it away in the barn till I sold the tractor for the new LX. As I said you can't do dirt work without the MMM getting beat or just plain in the way. I have better things to do the putting the deck on and off every...

Personally I find the MMM to be an absolute PITA it's in the way for dirt work. It's also slower than using a Zero Turn mower. I would get the money back and use it to buy a Zero Turn.

Depending on the about of snow you get. You might get along very well without a blower. I live in central Michigan. And have a LX2610 ROPs ( too much work in the woods to have a cab unless I owned a glass company) I have the larger 15-19.5 R4 tires loaded with RimGuard. And use a 6' back blade...

They have a 5% of sale then Monday night the prices go up 5%

In my case I have WiFi out in the barn. So I have a couple of Internet enabled plugs that I use for the block heater in the tractor as well as the F350. It costs almost nothing to run the heater well I'm eating breakfast. Then when I go out to start either of them it's not nearly as hard as it...

Just be aware that Homestead has from what I understand different levels of what I would call "durability" of their grapples. On a BX it might not matter as much as it would with a bigger heavier tractor that would have more mass that could bend/break a lighter duty grapple.

For the turf tires and wheels. I'm assuming the bolt pattern has not changed over the years. Check out at your local Kubota dealer's sales ( not parts) department for the wheels and tires as "whole goods" they come mounted and are cheap ( compared to getting the tires & wheels they parts)

I'm just the opposite I find the only issue with my flat face ones is when disconnecting them is to rotate the sleeve to the detent so the collar/sleeve slides back all the way. They connect and disconnect easy as pie. Easier than the 1/4" pioneer ones on the rear remotes.

All the pivot points on my wicked 55 have grease fitting. Also they sent me the added sawtooth bar that they updated the grapple with earlier this year. I ended up welding it in on a different place than they suggested. But for what I use mine for it works really good at breaking& pulling the...

My dealer sold me a copy on a thumb drive for $15. If yours won't do that pm me and I can share the file on my Google drive just send me a PayPal for $10 so I can put it towards tractor stuff I want but feel guilty spending money on things I want ( nice to have) but don't really need ( gotten by...

For the heaters for the F350 & the LX I have them plugged into Wi-Fi controlled plugs. I turn the heater on about 45-60 minutes before I plan to use whatever one is going to be used. Works well, Doesn't waste electricity. Best part is the oil pressure is up as soon as it fires - saves a lot of...

I had a 4' one when I still had my 7510 it worked very well with it....

Just a couple of comments on the equine discount. 1). It can't be used with the cut rate financing. You have to either pay the full rate, finance it somewhere else or pay cash. 2). in 2021 or 2022 Kubota clipped the wings of the discount. It used to be 20% off now it's just $x number of dollars...

It's been about 2 years (Sept '21) but when I bought my LX with the equine discount it was out the door ( RimGuard and sales tax) exactly 10% under MSRP. It was a order rather than a dealer stock sale not sure if that made much difference or not. Of the 3 dealers around me it was almost $7k...

For the limited number of hoses I need to make I use the field assembly style. Yes the fittings are spendy but they are reusable. And much cheaper than getting a crimper. But them I probably only average 1-2 hoses a year...

GingerMan is a 2 mile 11 turn road course. I am the Timing & Scoring chief. That photo was from the Motor state challenge last July. Took the tractor because I have a daughter not far from the track and needed a driveway put in...

Just tossing my $0.02 in for fun..... My LX2610HST 60" bucket on the loader, 3rd function 2 rear remotes quick hitch and the large 15-19.5 R4 tires loaded with RimGuard (Beet juice). weights 3550 pounds wet (full of fuel no operator). I tow it with a 16' Wolverine Aluminum flatbed 7k rates...

I have a lot of woods and yes the cab would be a problem unless I owned a glass company. I have an LX2610 and run the Woodland Mills WG24 stump grinder without any issues. The pluses with the LX2610 is the simplicity of the motor (no DPF no regen concerns). I have not missed the extra HP of a...