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You can do this yourself. You will learn allot about your tractor in the process. Get a Kubota Workshop Manual for your tractor. On the first page of OTT, under Kubota News & Editorials you can access Kubota's Online Parts Catalog for all your parts numbers. Take plenty of Pic's as you...

FEDEX finely delivered the last parts that I needed to reassemble my tractor. Unfortunately they were the first that had to be installed, so I have been watingggggggg for them. Removed the old gadgets, oil seal and bearing and started to reassemble. Started to torque the 16 bolts down and...

Sorry to hear that.:( Some times a blessing first appears as a curse. Hope everything works out for the best.

I use them to groom trails for snowmobiles they are made by Bombardier. They are also used at ski resorts. The 350 means 350hp. The ones that I operate art like the yellow , red, blue and white ones in the follong link. The first 6 - 8 lines of pics will give you a good representation of what...

With the BR350 you can easily rip solid ice and frozen ground. They are not for finish grading but ripping up hard surfaces. At 30 below, they will rip up asphalt. I know:(

yes, in the winter I groom trails with a BR350 and they have these blades on them.

OK, I give up! Which one is your uncle? And don't say Bob.

BX25 = 23 HP B3300su = 33HP "Which one would you buy or consider if you could afford it" For me between the two it is a no trainer, the B3300su. Depending on your needs, that extra 10hp will come in handy. JMHO

I guess that shows you how much the prices very from one place to another . Was at the dealer yesterday picking up some parts and while there looked at and priced a L3800 with 11.2X24 AG filled. They wanted $860 yes $860 to fill them. They also wanted $22,500 for the tractor before any add on...

If you want to leave the key in the the tractor when you are not using it, shut the engine off REMOVE the key from the switch then put it back in. At least with mine, this will insure that it is not left in the run position. Better yet hang the key someplace on the tractor or other place...

I know laws very from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. In Maine the primary entity is responsible for the quality of the work to be done by them self or any subcontractors that they hire. If a sub screwed things up the GC is responsible. I used to carry a $15,000,000 liability policy for this...

Nothing like frozen clutch plates to make your day. :mad: I would also put jack stands or wood blocking under the axles to take the weight off the tires.

Right of way easements can and do vary considerably from jurisdiction to jurisdiction and form granted easement to granted easement. You need to get a copy of the original easement agreement.

Is it a 1/2, 3/4 1 ton truck? An average pallet of ceder shingles contains 10-square of cedar. Average dry weight per square: 160 to 320 lbs. times 10 = 1600 to 3200 :eek: Average wet weight per square: 320 to 560 lbs. times 10 = 3200 to 5600 :eek: 10 square will "fit" into a 6.5' truck...

"at 65 hrs I noticed both front tires are showing very small cracks all the way across the tires inbetween the treads I think they are firestone? kobota will not warr a tire so I was told, and I think they are 6 ply, so It would appear per say that I may have to get some different tires for...

I have in Maine. I know someone that got a truck and had it for about 6 years before they had a problem with the transmission. The dealership had done all the maintenance on it. They tried to have it done under warranty. Little did they know that every year the dealership reorganized under a new...

Did you buy the tractor and PHD at the same time from the same dealer? Did the dealer state that the B3300SU would handle the PHD that seems to be the problem? When they picked up your tractor and fixed the 3PH, did they drill any test holes to confirm that everything worked properly? Have you...

Nothing, waiting on back ordered parts. :(

All animals have their place in this world, right near to the potatoes and gravy. If she prefers her's with fir and feathers still on, I guess that is up to her. Personally, I think they soak up too much of the gravy.;)

Absolutely priceless! :cool: