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Very good point. I never thought of it that way.

I think I paid around $40 for mine. It was used from a dealership.

What do you specifically need? I could snap some photos for you.

The price seems fair to me. The whining you hear is likely the HST. My dad has had his since new (though only 650-ish hrs) and it has always whined. He also has a higher hour G2000 that he picked up for $500. It whines as well. All the of the older G tractors in my signature whine too, but...

Do you mind sharing photos and part numbers of the turbo and needed parts? Sounds interesting. What engine is in the 1900? My dad has an 1800 and its the D660 IIRC. Probably not what OP wanted to hear, but Im really not seeing the benefit of a tach besides curiosity. Idle at cold, 25-50% idle...

Check eBay. A 54 inch deck would work too.

I agree it makes no sense. I wouldnt pay any attention to it. CF is an old old spec and yet Kubota still continues to put it in their manuals to this day. Mobil 1 0w40 carries that spec by the way. Current diesel oils only carry the superceding specs. Speaking of the Japanese and their BS oil...

Somewhat off topic, but can anyone confirm that UDT carries approvals for other manufacturers? Specifically Ford. I thought UDT had them listed on the gallon jugs. I have some UDT2 gallons that say nothing.

I will have to double check, but I wonder if a 4WD ball joint press would do it without cutting the mount off.

I’m stuck. One of my G5200’s has some terrible play in the front axle. If you look at it from above, it has clockwise and counter-clockwise movement about an inch in each direction. Where the PTO housing goes through the axle, it has some shims (giant washers really) of various thicknesses...

I have seen where you need a new top link with them since they bring the bottom links out so far.

I believe it. For a LP branded QH, you need LP QH ready implements for it to be 100% effective.

Weight is your friend. That said, I cant say Ive ever seen a plow on the back of one. A tiller yes, but youll need the lift arms.

Yours is just like mine to a t. Good job on the rear sliding links assuming you mean the telescopic links. The turn buckles are bs and time consuming. I have had mine for over a year and cant think of anything I should have bought besides a block heater. (Im planning on adding one this summer/...

I do like the old school Kubota text on the loader arms. Reminds me of the B1750 my dad had when I was a kid.

Sorry if this is the wrong area. It’s hydraulic related, but not Kubota related. I bought a stand alone log splitter last Fall and have been happy with it aside from when it’s tipped upright, the hydraulic hose binds and twists. Other like models have the same issue. I would like to find a...

I looked at mine for the first time yesterday and the center looks Pretty foobarred. Anybody know if they are dealer or factory installed? I would plan on having a spare handy because ive heard theyre tight too.

For the time being, Ive thought about a simple electric fence wire. Would like to have a substantial corner post though.

The written notification could certainly be the case, but they plowed Fall 2018 shortly after we bought the place and didnt plow our property. I thought all was good.

By law, Indiana allows you to do the 50/50 fence thing. I don***8217;t plan on doing that. I have no issue footing the bill.