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all i did today with the tractor was empty the horse poop out of the bucket from last nite and bring the horse water troughs for a clean and refilled them with the 275gallon water tank carried by the kubots

that roller is genius!!

tarps and covers are only temporary. if you keep it on full time its way worse that nust letting the weather hit. best solution is a barn or even just a lean-to type shelter to keep the sun off. the sunlight is very damaging to hoses and such over years

damn. good luck on getting some rain. we turn our horses out for half days around noon till 5 or 6pm. rest of the time its the dry lot. but their lot is almost 3 acres so they have a LOT of room to run when not on pasture.

yeah super soggy 4 friesians 1 quarter horse 1 arabian 1 percheron/quarter horse

after 1.5 days of straight rain threw the horses out off the dry lot and into the fields using the tractor to pull in the dirty water troughs clean em and refill with the tote

mine is a bh92. i am currently parking it on soft sand so it does shift and sink as it sits over the course of a few days when not in use. i have found that its irrelevent if it or the tractor is on perfectly level ground. when i got the tractor close i connect the hoses and lift the...

so its not a big deal then nothing broke just need to wash the spilled hydraulic fluid off.

just finished installing hydraulic thumb on my bh92. getting that foot pedal installed correctly was the hardest part. but when i extended out the cylinder there us an errant oring i need to consult the kubota dealer about.

stay away from anything vevor. their chains and binders are peanut butter. from what i understanf they are facing 2 lawsuits for wrongful death from chains breaking

depends on your load your fuel state how many lefthanded vs righthanded screw drivers you got in the toolbox.... etc the variables are endless and its not quantifiable. your time is better spent studying the basic tractor operating rules and techniques. not being in a hurry to do anything...

oil filter and air filters not a huge deal. but hydraulic filters... those are under very high pressure and should be kubota.

you can use a lynch pin to secure a clevis pin. if your using lynch pins just be sure it will fully close and stay closed in all orientations. you shoildnt use these as a load bearing pin

i wouldnt use anything but kubota filters for hst and hydraulic. pressure is too high to fk around with cheap filters. oil filter is one thing but high pressure filters are not the same

what causes emmissions issues with dpf is ignoring the regen. my 6060 when the regen light comes on just throttle up until the up throttle light goes off and let it run until the regen light goes off. takes about 20 minutes. diesel trucks are the same way. ignore a regen or keep...

if its always going to be attached anything is fine. great for pioneer as they are cheaper if your going to be using it with the coupler open or always going back and forth flat faced i think pioneer and flat face work well. but flat face are superior if your running it unconnected and want...

does running over your phone with the tractor count???? it must have fallen out of my hoodie pocket this morning. now its got a sliggt curve to it and a small crack but still works. other than that i set up the ap1572 seeder today for planting horse pastures tomorrow

i use noco smart chargers. you can get a usable charge in a few hours. place it on charge when your not using the tractor until its done

hydrolix oil expanss a lot with heat

#1 makes no difference. #2 if your going to charge the battery with a charger disconnect it completely before using a charger.