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I believe all the Kubota's have a 3 range hydrostatic transmission (Low, Medium, and High). The JD 1025r only has 2 range (Low & High). That alone, would make me lean towards the Kubota. The JD loaders don't appear to operate as smoothly as the Kubota's either when doing lifting and curling...

I've had my Wickeder 55 for over a month and it's not been off yet! lol

I installed the fittings on the loader 90* to how Orygon has it. Use a couple bungee's and I've been okay so far with my Wicked 55.

What Harley Rake are you using on your tractor? Any pics of it?

I went with the perforated sheet as well.

When I special ordered my Kubota SSQA loader mounting bracket earlier this year, I did not have to pay any extra to my dealer. They said it would come on one their weekly shipment trucks directly from Kubota. Ask to speak to their "whole goods" person. They might be able to assist better.

I'd use a heavy duty rotary mower to cut 1" or less saplings. Check out Everything Attachments. They make some of the most heavy duty tractor implements you can buy. https://www.everythingattachments.com/EA-Wicked-XTreme-Duty-72-Inch-Rotary-Brush-Cutter-p/eta-xdbc-72.htm

If you don't mind a more manual approach, you can cut those 1" and under pretty easily with a heavy brush saw. I have a Stihl 130r Kombi system with a blade, and it'll cut through stuff like that easily. I did 400'+ of road frontage at my house because the forestry mulching guy wasn't...

I just got my Wicked 55 a few weeks ago and it's all that EA claims it is. It's worth the wait IMO unless your using it to make money. You could always get the Titan and then sell it when the Wicked arrives.

How bad is it to work after dark with 10% tint? Are the lights bright enough to see just fine?

Just got my EA Wicked 55 grapple a couple weeks ago. It's nice to know that I'll never damage it with my B3200, and if for some reason I did, EA will stand behind it. I'm not sure other manufacturers would stand behind their equipment as well as EA does.

I need to do something like that. The bush hog takes up a LOT of room in the shop.

For anyone wondering about dates, mine has arrived at the trucking terminal. Picking it up after work on 10/7/21.

For me, it's like the flu shot. I might still catch the flu after the flu shot, but I probably won't get as sick (at least this has been my personal experience when I've had/had not received the flu shot). My inlaws had their Covid shots and still got Covid. They are in their 70's, and my FIL...

I found this exact thing in my shop yesterday. There were probably 20+ grouped together under a foam pad I had hung on the wall. I've started setting off bug bombs in our home attic space periodically. That has seemed to help some too.

I just sprayed around the perimeter of my house, plus what windows and doors I could hit. The problem is, that if they don't land where the Talstar was applied it doesn't do any good. We have lots of them in central KY.

Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace as well.

This is how I sell something of higher value as well.

Any details on what cylinder you used for your thumb?

I have a B3200, BH76, and 2 rear remotes. On mine, using a WR Long kit, I went from the outlet on the rear remote out to the WR Long inlet, then out of the WR Long valve and back into the BH76 supply line. If you don't have rear remotes, you should be able to go directly from the Power...