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Off the shelf is still going to be much cheaper than custom made -- Kubota or NAPA

Welcome from across the ocean and a different season!

Does the Lube Shuttle pistol grip give you enough pressure for the loader pins?

How do you guys with (one) electric grease gun handle the different grease specs? Do you have a separate gun for the loader pins/moly or do you just put non-moly EP in everywhere? (I've always been a "grease is grease, use whatever is in the gun" guy and am considering being reformed)

and you might just learn a bit more about using a backhoe by watching/helping him!

I am not a fan of green tractors, but a good dealer is a huge factor to consider. The Kubota dealer isn't going to be any nicer after he has you money.

My Ford cold front was a dog food bag bungeed across the grill. It was blue and white. Some years it even ended up rightside up.

Question for you guys saying that the LNL fits all the zirks on the loader, PTO shafts, etc.: are you referring to the regular ($30) LNL tip or the "extra long" ($40) tip? I can see where the XL might be too long for some applications, but am not sure that the regular one will get into, for...

That should do the trick. Be Safe,

It looks good. Are they for illumination, or just strobing?

I agree with this. I put an 8 ft bucket on my (7' wide) 3020. I bumped into lots of stuff, and I would have been better served by the 7 foot bucket. My initial thought was "bigger is better" and if I needed to dig a path through deep snow I could drive the tractor through the gap I cut.

Mine sit for awhile too, especially in the winter. It had already been welded a few times when I got it, but my JD bucket wasn't in the best shape when I got rid of it. This is the first winter with the Kubota so I"m going to try to make sure snow doesn't sit in it between uses.

Thanks. I have some of the cement pavers lying around also not 4 inches thick though.

Thanks. We've had minus 30 F a few times lately, but -40 shouldn't be an issue.

I wish I had cement to put it down on. I do have a couple of cinder blocks that I set it on in the barn. Mainly so I have a mark to help me get close to the wall without hitting it. I need to remember to tilt it down now that winter is here, so that if we have a warm day the snow will slide out...

Yeah, I was mainly wondering about condensation with air in the jug and temp swings. I can keep it in the house, I guess. Then it would actually pour if I had to add some on a below 0 day. Thanks,

I really like what Paul L said, especially about the size. I just bought my Kubota to replace a JD 3020, which had the power I needed, but was too darn big for my small property and a have a Ford 4000 which is the perfect size, but I couldn't (easily) put a loader on it. After having the JD...

Possible Thread Highjack: Is there a problem with keeping a partially empty 5-gallon jug of S-UDT around, given temperature swings of +90 to -20? I just got my 2012 HST, and don't need any fluid but want some on hand for when it does. I'm not anticipating a fluid change $oon, so will...

How cold does it get in Missouri?

I was hoping it might be a linkage issue--the rubber boot that covers the opening for the joy stick was off when I looked at the tractor, and then again when it was delivered. Maybe somebody was messing in there (or maybe I didn't get it back on very well). I have a kubotabooks WSM for the...