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I dont believe the price changes are retroactive.... these price increases appear to only apply to NEW orders.

Makes complete sense. I hadn't considered external cost factors.

Hey Orange Tractor Friends- Just wanted to give y'all a heads-up that Everything Attachments appears to have just raised their prices. Using the internet wayback machine - I noted that from 03/30/21 to today, prices appear to have gone up about 10.25% on several items. (Obviously I did not...

To better understand, think of it from Kubota Credit's perspective: They are getting us to pay for *really* good insurance to protect the asset they own. They dont want us suffering uninsured tractor "incidents", then deciding not to pay the loan.... If that were allowed to happen they'd be...

I'm in line for a Box Blade and, most recently, a wicked tooth bar from EA. 12 week lead time on that box blade... not sure how long for the tooth bar.

Zooks welding shipped the brush guard and filter guards to me via UPS. Those two Hydraulic filter guards fit together in a roughly shoebox sized box. Shipping was reasonable.

I got them from a small, independent fabricator here in Ohio. Super easy install. Powder coated and came with hardware. I like that they protect well, but still leave plenty of room to work (for example change the HST filter) without removing the guard. Install details vid can be found on a...

LOL... I can trace the mechanical linkage - and that definitely has a set range L and R. And my K has stayed poker straight now for 2 weeks.... Its already been moved - Guess I'll "keep an eye on it" as they say... but I dont expect it to change. Hopefully I'm not disappointed later.😉

Was having a really hard time finding that cool mirror... kept being distracted by the fact that you have TWO airplanes in your barn!! :geek:

Just got the new tractor a month ago... we're still in our "getting to know you" phase. Adds: Rear Remote 3rd Function Valve Right Side Fender Handle Steering Wheel Knob (Kubota, of course) HST Filter Brush Guard, left side Loader Hydraulic Block Brush Guard, right side Upgraded Sway Control...

LOL!!! Saw the subject of this new post and thought.... "You've gotta be kidding. We just covered this on the other thread.." Your post made me smile. Smart people change their opinions as they get new facts/information... Hope that aerator is all you're hoping for and more. No penance...

[/USER] This, exactly. I make my choices, and live with the consequences and/or enjoy the benefits. Interesting aside.... this thread caught my eye because I'm placing an order for an EA Box Blade this afternoon. I trust them and am willing to trade my patience for quality. YMMV

Im gonna go on a limb and say... you've got this one covered. Welded trusses and all!

Not doing this for money... just working on my own land. Thanks for the Top n Tilt suggestions. Only added one rear remote, so I'm thinking maybe a hydraulic top link, but that will depend on the cost. Appreciated the brand suggestions. Heading off to look at that Bush Hog unit online. The...

The boss lady here at home just green-lighted the purchase of a new box blade for our new L3901. I'm leaning toward the Everything Attachments "XTreme Duty" Box Blade - but am open to other manufacturers if you have any to suggest (or ones to avoid). Dont want any chinese junk... This Box...

That was an amazing answer! Pictures and all.... What document did that come from? I think I need to find one covering an L3901

Looks like the eagle had something on the ground and the deer was trying to prevent the kill. Pretty cool interaction! Seeing that type of thing is one of my favorite side benefits of being in the woods... just sitting still and observing.

Yes, I HAVE had windshield washer fluid freeze up in my truck multiple times. That experience is why I asked in the first place. The proper winter stuff is much more expensive, as you point out with your “cheap summer stuff” comment. I’d be surprised if they used the winter blend - but suppose...

I think your post just cost me $185. Much appreciated!!!!

That's precisely in line with my thinking. Do it right initially so I don't need to fix it later. Wanted to do a sanity check on here though - as I have a tendency toward being a perfectionist... I have easy access to another tractor with a FEL, so I'm thinking that I can move the filled tires...