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I think it would be the LA403. At least that is what is on mine.

Everything Attachments is a popular place for grapples. A number of folks on here have also purchased MTL grapples as well. If you do a search on grapples on this forum you will find a fair amount of input on grapple choices.

9.1 gpm includes power steering and implements. 3.9 gpm for power steering and 5.2 gpm for implements.

Did some pretty similar. I'm impressed in how much snow you can control with the pusher approach.

I built a sno pusher adaptation for my bucket on my B3000 and used those very shoes. Their size and adjustability is what sold me on them. This will be my 2nd season on them and I have been very happy with them.

I chose a KK II which is reverse rotation with 6 tines per flange. The LP only had 4 tines per flange. The KK had one more flange to the rotating shaft than the comparable LP did. Haven't used an LP to compare the results that the KK II gives me but the KK II does a really fabulous job.

I had my liner off to modify some of the wiring located above the liner. Decided it was a good time to clean the liner. I went looking for a carpet or furniture cleaner in a spray can. Found one with a nylon brush on the lid and the cleaner was designed for short nap carpeting or fabric...

I believe the wiring harness located between the cab roof liner and the cab roof will have the connections to add the front cab lights, rear cab lights and rear cab safety lights. I also believe the front of the cab windshield will have a bracket welded in place that will allow you to mount...

Actually neither my Allis Chalmers nor my Kubota have ROPS. The Allis is 1980 version so ROPS didn't even exist then, and my Kubota B3000HSDC has a cab which is built in roll over protection. The highest part of the Allis is the stack and it is 80 inches high. The highest part of the Kubota...

I have a 7 x 16 enclosed cargo trailer with twin 5.2k axles. It has a rear ramp with a 7' opening. I carry my tractor in it. I run Hartland tires load range E and speed rating of N (87 mph). Have used them 4 years and nary a problem. Check these out...

I've used both the forward and reverse rotation tillers and by far the best in my opinion is the reverse rotation tilling. You can literally make seed bed planting conditions in less passes than any forward rotation unit. I've had a Kubota reverse tine tiller for 30 years and just recently...

I have the original set of Ag tires on my 1978 Allis Chalmer 5020. The front tires I've replaced 3 times and the rears are original. Casings have cracks in them but they hold air fine. Lots of lug left. They just keep on going.

Another reasonable option is a ladder chain with only 2 link spacing. I use those on my R4's and there are so many cross links that they ride on top of the ribs in the center of the tire. Having as many cross links also smooths out the ride a little on the pavement.

I have got the optional adjustable lower arms 9Shown by 100td) on my tractor but the tiller has kind of a front shield or covering that extends out in front of the tiller and the connection point for the lower arm is close to 6 inches behind the shield. Hope you can see what I am talking about...

I have an older tiller that won't mount on the existing arms because the unit is into the rear tires. I don't know why Kubota has such a short arm. I have an Allis Chalmers 5020 compact tractor that has lower arms that are nearly 10" longer than the lower arms on my Kubota. I can use the...

I have a B3000HSDC and would like to change out my lower arms to longer ones. I've dug around on Messick's and wasn't able to find anything that would identify my options. My local dealer wasn't any help in identifying my options either. Does anyone know if Kubota makes arms that are longer...

Amazing video! Rider (driver) has some serious kahonies.

I have removed snow with just an FEL bucket and a box scraper on the back for more years than I care to count. Last year I bought a new to me tractor and decided to enhance my snow moving abilities by making a snow pusher out of my FEL bucket. Designed and built detacable wings and still have...

That turbo you are questioning is off a 4 cylinder VW engine that has over twice the displacement of your Kubota engine. You would not be able to spool that turbo at all with your 3 cylinder engine. You will need to look for something much smaller and designed for your 3 cylinder displacement.

I use the Skylink model identified earlier in this post. The directions state it has a 500 foot range. My tractor is parked about 120 feet from my house and it is parked on the outside of my detached garage (in other words the garage stands between the house and tractor parking location)...