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We nave non hyper mitsubishi units, not 2 years old. They are fine down to 15F, but after that they just run all night. We did the calculations on electricity usage vs propane for our radiant and its a wash....so we just use radiant because it heats more evenly. HPs are great when temps are...

yes and I believe that is the one without the auto hitch...which is even more. The one above you have to manually mount and dismount.

I guess, the wierd part is the overnight shenanigans.

Yes most likely stolen.

I have a RTV X1100C. It certainly is slow, but I dont need fast. It is a beast and fairly indestructible. Too much plastic on most of these other brands for real work.

Get the 7060.

Mine is a 14k and I still cant haul all my stuff around...ugh.

You will be really close to your GVWR on the trailer with that machine but should still work. Probably need to back it onto the trailer (backhoe weight toward tongue a bit). Check your tongue weight on the hitch as well, but at 9k you are probably fine. That tail on the trailer is really...

Checking back in, ever figure it out?

Why not replace it and take a video with your phone nex time you are mowing to try and reproduce it with some documentation.

You should check for other bent parts as well. That cross tube (I assume main frame crossbar) is pretty strong and I would expect other parts on the loader to buckle before it does. No experience on this..I know some have had loaders bent back at body shops. Not sure if that would work in...

Was gonna say that must be used. The sping looks like it attaches to that aluminum piece that is folded back. The rods? No idea. Check to be sure the subframe is all snugged and there are no spots for those.

Very popular model...as long as you dont mow on hilly terrain or let your grass get to 3 ft tall (or really wet) the L2502 should run a matched rotary cutter just fine. The loader on that model is pretty anemic in my opinion...just make sure you are lifting things that are within specs.

For the past 3 years loaders (and their hydraulic cylinders) have been fairly hard to come by. Tractors sat on lots for months waiting on a loader. That is starting to clear up, but I would be concerned about sourcing one. My recommendation is to have one identified you can buy before you get...

No no no I could pass that one off just saying we get a lot of snow up here and I need a more powerful removal tool.

Find a different dealer to take your machine to. There problem solved. Wolfman has helped thousands and thousands of Kubota owners on these forums. I trust what he posts, and you should as well. I Find it hard to believe you are that old if you are using terms like “Karen”….if you are then...

If I could afford one of those, you bet your bacon I would have one!

Counter perspective….its a machine not a sports car. I dont give a crap what it looks like as long as it protects the machine from damage.

If that is the case then you have a lot of additional work to do so you can figure out where water infiltrated.

Mine is 55 miles (nearest town)...I only go to town once a week so I just make sure I keep a good list!