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It has the towers and what looks like most of the mounting portion of the subframe. I'll fab up everything else to ensure it's tied together and the load is distributed across as much of the frame as possible.

I'm betting I can make this thing fit m B2410 - anybody have anything remotely close to experience?

Because finding a Kubota loader for my tractor is nigh impossible, and only 1 dealership has quoted me - well over $4k. I didn't pay that much for my tractor to begin with. JD loader is being offered used for $650. A few hours, some welding and some orange paint and I would be well ahead...

That was kind of my thoughts on it. Any aftermarket loader is going to require some sort of mods to the mounting bracket as it is, this won't be any different. Except this would require more paint than normal. But paint isn't hard to do.

Much easier said than done. New loader - $1k-$2k New tractor - $15k-$25k Hmmmm....choices, choices...

Anybody ever heard of putting a JD loader on a Kubota tractor? I'm wondering how difficult the modification would be to do so.

I will never understand that mentality, not like it's hard for anybody to take a tape measure to one of the literally thousands of loaders they fabricate for their tractors.

Yeah, LA402

That gave some information, but not really what i'm looking for. Just find it hard to believe (well, not really I guess) that there are no actual dimensional/fabrication drawings of the loader or components itself. Obviously there have to be to fabricate it correctly, but they don't seem to be...

I've seen several B series with the LB402 on it, that's why I used that number. I can fabricate all kinds of things, but I don't want to spend money on a mostly complete FEL and spend a day driving there and back to find out it is not compatible because of the size. I have a B2410, this loader...

Is there any resource out there that gives you the dimensions of different model front loaders? Specifically looking at a LA352 or LB402 so I can determine if something will fit my B series tractor or not.

Claims he drove it back to the barn and shut it down after that because he didn't want to burn up the hydraulic pump.

He claims it happened when he tried to push a tree he thought was about to fall over down. A replacement hub housing is about $600, I'd assume a couple of hundred more for miscellaneous parts that would need to be replaced as well (gasket, seals, etc.). Still would put the price of this...

Rear hub, left side. I'm not opposed to doing some work, parts aren't terribly expensive and the discount this guy is offering because of this is pretty sweet.

Is there any advantage to an L frame tractor over a B frame tractor, assuming the HP is roughly equivalent? I have a B series now, and it's a good little tractor. But it doesn't have an FEL and since they are just about impossible to come by at a decent price, looking to upgrade. There are a...

I think it's closer to 20/15 in my case. Coulda, woulda, shoulda.

I'm looking at an L2800 rig, low hours, in pretty solid shape. Only issue (and why the owner is selling) is that the rear hub housing is cracked and it subsequently won't hold hydraulic fluid. Looking at the parts schematic, doesn't look like it is super difficult to remove and replace. Has...

Wix makes good filters. A hydraulic filter is an oil filter - same components, same construction. All of the NAPA line of filters are made by Wix, as are a handful of other brands. You won't go wrong with them.

The only thing wrong with it is that I didn't jump on the smoking deal for one and while I was trying to figure out who Bison equpment is...somebody else bought it. $500 for a complete loader. F me.

Anybody heard of Bison equipment? Looks like they are a Mexico organization, but claim they have an office in Oklahoma. Can't seem to find any dealers or where I could get replacement parts though.