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Yeppers I tried the same thing this year, it actually worked pretty good, I used the Back Scrape Blade and went around the edges and took the foot or so of snow/rock from the grass and moved it onto the driveway... Ended up doing pretty well only doing about 1/4 of the handpicking this year,,,

Re: What did you do on your Kubota today? I could careless what the date is, I know Spring is near when the Snow-Blower comes off for the season, and the Rear Scrape blade goes on :D Just finished scraping the entire road, and I am beginning to find rock down there instead of just slush and...

Hint: If you just Google the word "Goetextiles" there are some really good images of exactly what he is describing, about building the road bed...

I am not knocking Sta-bil I have just found this does more for me, for close to the same price... http://www.stanadyne.com/view.php?id=74 There are tons of threads around the internet about what are the best yada-yada there are a few really good threads on the Diesel Truck forums with real...

Chains ??? Weight vs HP becomes very apparent once rear implements hit the ground :rolleyes: Round numbers you have a 2500# tractor with 38 hp Assuming you have 4x4 that helps but it isn't a magic bullet Add an FEL about 900# and filled rear tires at about 250 each Chart here -...

ps: Looks like I might be hitting the remote, and the seat again here today :p The view from the front door to the Tractor at noon :D Looks like that 10-12 inches meant just last night, we are still going today

Funny things, Block Heaters :) So after a year I finally have it figured out "I Think" :D The old L185DT that I owned before I just tossed on 2 of the 200W magnetic heaters and all was good.. These do have some issues but all I cared about was getting a 24k hours tractor to start in the cold...

LOL ok now that was funny :p

I bought the correct size from http://www.palletforks.com/skid-steer-attachments/clamp-on-pallet-forks.html With the Stabilizer Bar that keeps them from getting bumped easily.. Honestly I am sure the QA version is much better but for the price, I can't beat these with a stick, "Oh wait I...

Which Toothbar did you get ???? This is the other one I was thinking of getting, as noted above the price difference is not a concern.. I will be messing with roots mostly, we don't have very rocky dirt.. Also another use is moving gravel and light rock 1.5 inch now and then for the road...

I just got the quote back from Harry at the company on the price, with shipping it will only be $22 more than the normal style from Iowa Farms... I really think the Piranha might be better for the work I have to do..

A Toothbar is on the add list for this year... So a serious question, has anyone used this on a larger L series tractor, will it hold up ?? I like the idea of how these work, but I don't want to have to re-weld or re-ship it :(

Amazing - and thank you for the OP Your prices got me thinking so I started searching on google and found the KK II 60 in for 1555.99 http://www.farmandfleet.com/products/288142-king-kutter-gear-driven-rotary-tiller.html#.UwjfWLCYb4Y Then checked shipping costs which are $217.33 No Tax of...

I just called the local Big R store up here out of curiosity as I noticed they just got their new shipments of Tractor Toys in.. :p KK II 60" = $1929.99 KK II 72" = $2299.99 I need to move :(

My L3600 With 60" Blower attached Also I found this vid on You tube for you to have some good solid info about hooking up 3pt implements in general http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSatF4QoqmI You have a Cat 1 hitch BTW and you can easily handle up to a 66" blower the 72" is a maximum...

I had a 1979 L185DT That is what I traded in when I bought the L3600 Honestly it did about everything I needed it to for the 7 years I owned it and it had 1000's of hours more then the one you are looking at :) The 60'Snow Blower was a little big for it, but just so long as I stayed ahead of...

I read a bit over at "The Bayou Gardener" have read that the County Line or the KK tiller performs rather well, haven't seen any real complaints.. I am thinking about the KK myself but I am just going to just rent one this year for the new garden and see how it goes...

When it comes to Dirt it is more about Traction to the ground, then power.. I have to agree with Eric a single 14 should be fine...

+1 The other advantage of the blower I didn't notice until much later.. Using a blade left the snow basically on the road, where as using the blower tosses the snow 20-40 feet out into the woods.. When Springtime comes there is much less road repair to do when the snow isn't piled up and...

I think we should at least talk and let you take a look at and see what you think.. Basically stand outside in the cold, drinking coffee, and stare at the Blade hehehehe You have PM with a Phone #