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yeah what he said!

Oh and I did the same thing you did, I bent the snot out of my top link and fixed it out in the field with the trailer hitch on my truck a C clamp and a pipe wrench, It screwed it back in place and it went back straight but that was a temp fix to let me finish up the job. I had to go out and get...

A cat 1 three point hitch is universal and common on any tractor. Does not matter of its Kubota, John Deere, Ford, Case. You can use 3pt parts from anyones brand or buy aftermarket parts as well.

Me personally I wait and save up what amount I need to and then go buy what toys I want to play with. And I'll spend the few extra dollars and get the top of the line equipment because its built with quality and will be the last thing I'll ever have to buy and not keep dumping tons of money in...

You can get an entire new top link from Agri Supply for less then 20 bucks or just the end link for less then 10 bucks http://mower-blades.agrisupply.com/search?w=top+link&x=0&y=0&asug= Im sure Tractor Supply has them as well for cheap.

Dumb question but what can happen or what damage can be done if you DON'T keep the same rolling size tires all the way around like Jack warned us about? He has mentioned if you go an inch bigger on the rear do the same for the front. Or does that just apply to 4x4's because of the front axle...

Kubota needs to catch up with the times and follow Caterpillar's idea on quick change buckets. I used to run a big Cat wheel loader loading dumptruck's and the Cat had a push button system on the loader joystick, I could release one bucket and hook to another in a matter of seconds and never...

Those price's sound pretty fair to me. I was jump on the wheels and tires for 500 without a doubt.

I posted these 2 links a while back about tire websites. Also Northern Tool has a huge selection of seats. OTR Wheel Engineering Inc. 1-800-833-6309 OTRWheel.com McCord Flotation Tire Sales and Service 1-800-348-2396 www.mccordtiregroup.com www.northerntool.com

Give this link a shot and see what they may have to offer. I figure with 567 results there may be a chance Tractor House has what your looking for. http://www.tractorhouse.com/drilldown/manufacturers.aspx?catid=1147&etid=1&guid=185817d6766b4dbe965e0611e60ae606

Well just for the S & G's of it I sent an e-mail to Gemplers customer service about this one link here on our forum. I thought they might get a kick out of reading our post and hell who know's might even hook me up with a lil sumthin sumthin extra. I'll keep yall posted as to what I hear back if...

Look for one on E-bay or surf around on the net. Try a search on Google and see what you come up with. I'm sure you'll find an after market one easily. Its simple to install, it mounts right on your loader arms and hyd's arms.

I see where your going with the idea but too damn dangerous brother. Sounds like you've already needed a new pair of underwear once you pooped that big wheelie. Another thing you need to be careful of is that winch line snapping like a twig and nailing you in the back when you least expect it...

Damn he'll be gone for a while then since I live in Richmond VA USA

Good gawd I could be here all day adding websites for lawn equipment and gas powered equipment!

thank you thank you its damn good to be back!

http://www.kubota.com/priorproduct/BXSeries.aspx

And just think you can recycle the catalogue but cutting a huge hole in the middle and potty training the kids with it next!

I could probably nail the answer if I had a better picture to look at other then from the angle shown. I have seen something similar like that for ATV's to use and haul bails of hay with. But I can't figure out why in the hell the winch is facing forward and pointing to the back of the tow...

no I lick and have learned to breath from my ears!