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Mark- I got those stabilizer arms from you and turns out I wont be needing them. If you have any interest let me know.... if not that is ok to- they were for the B3300SU.

if the ROPS from a B3300SU will fit the L3200? I can seem to find info....

Hmm... I guess I dont understand how that works... well it was very nice of him to reply with that info. As well as the rest of you, of coarse.

@heavyhitch- you just joined and happened to see this post? weird....

Hey that is what I was after- thanks alot guys! I am not sure what you mean exactly by "the point" I guess... I was just looking for some measurements.

Wow I don't know about jacking up the garage... wow. Have a professional welder/pipe fitter shorten the rops or put a tennis ball up- If it is modified correctly the repair will be stronger then the rest. I know I know kubota wont stand behind it now- just seems a little foolish to tear apart...

All it is, is a hitch that hooks to your 3pt hitch, just a slick design that's all. I can figure it out pretty easily, just figured there where people here that prob had made them and knew the dimensions off the top of there head.... www.heavyhitch.com

wow... no one? Well, I will fire up the mig and see where I end up....

Going to fab one up... I figured I would make it the same if I could... thank you!

Got the stabilizer arms today- look good, welds are nice... good job- thanks alot!

Yeah, what is that plastic cover? what goes there? I assume it must be for a option... maybe remote hyd valves... but yeah, that cover rattles like hell. I took mine off and put a small bead of black silicone around the perimeter and let it dry, then reinstalled it. All better. I would like to...

I am glad to hear the good report on the BH77 on the B3300su. I bought one a month or so ago and stupidly did not get one with it. I will buy a hoe this spring. I don't think backhoes in general are designed to move much material side to side like that, I am sure that is normal. I have run quite...

Ok, great- I will go with that! thanks for the advise!

Hey guys, what do you think size box blade would be ideal for a Kubota B3300su? I have a 4' now that seems a little small, seems like a 5' would be more appropriate. But I dont have much time on with a box blade either.... just enough to know it is a handy tool....

Its just a battery I guess but for an extra few bucks I would rather have it start when its cold- I sell Decka's and don't get me wrong they are a good battery.. But when mine goes to hell I will buy a Factory battery. You can buy a cheapo for prob 20-25 bucks less I guess... Or have it start...

I have tried a bunch- kubota factory paint, had some mixed at the auto parts store and put in a can, and then bought the generic kubota orange for 5.99 or something off the shelf. That was the best hands down. I got it at Napa. The stuff they mixed took forever to flash off, the kubota stuff was...

lmao, they dont up here in maine, at least not on a B series!!! haha

Glad to hear you got your Kubota fixed! I am in Northport Maine, right on the coast and that wind coming off the water is cold!!

They wanted 3500 bucks and it was like new.... But oh well... thats what I get for screwing off on it- should have gone down and grabbed it. But, the machine it is going on is new, it has 6.8 hours now so I will probably just buy a new one, or one grampy had that sat in the garage and was used...

Thanks for the reply- Turns out I missed out and someone bought that hoe I was looking at. I am considering just buying one from my dealer here in Maine and having them install it.... Then it will be done right. Boy it is alot of dough though.