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Most of the Kubota backhoe buckets I have used, the teeth are bolted on. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

As I look at your set: I think you would have better results if it was mounted on the fel. Your backhoe would be a good counter weight. Mount your brackets inside on the bottom of your bucket. [emoji848] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Have your talked to a Kubota dealer? The flail mower and hydraulic hitch are both listed in the brochure. If you build a L6060 on Kubota.com, it is shown there also. About $15,000 for the setup:eek:.

IF you have a backhoe for your B3200, check the return line fitting at the back of your tractor. IF you have the backhoe off.

:eek: Wow! That would be painful and frustrating.

Out of curiosity, what broke on your tractor?

Well, it is a 26hp engine. And I think :D the threshold for DPF, or other exhaust treatments, is 26hp.

There is NO DPF filter on the B2650. :D

I believe the weight of your BX25 is over 2500#. 16' trailer Tandem axles. Brakes on both axles. Aluminum or wood. I hauled my BX25 on a 16' tandem axle trailer with brakes on 1 axle. This was behind a 3.0 Ford Ranger auto. I had no problem with weight distribution. But, brakes on 1 axle did...

And there are 3 available $100.:eek: Sounds fishy to me.

IF you go to Kubota.com Parts for the B2650 and look at the local options for the lA535 loader you will see the parts you have lost

Bucket level indicator. The hole just above the pin on your front end loader is where it hooks into. The end of the rod should not be bent. It should be straight.:rolleyes:

Reciprocating saw for the roots. :D

Look at LandPride. If you are buying your B2650 new and using Kubota credit, you will be able to finance it with your tractor. I believe there is one for the BX models, and then a larger one for the B series tractors. :D

I ran a LandPride rtr1258 with my B3200. I also have one for my current B2650. It covers my tracks and it will make a good garden bed in 2 passes in new ground.:D

If you have a 5' grapple, then I would suggest a 7' width on the trailer. 5' grapple or bucket, and you will only have 6" clearance on each side with a 6' width. Get brakes on both axles of the trailer. It will be a lot easier to stop. I had brakes on 1 axle of a tandem axle trailer when I...

My dealer wanted over $1600 for the 6' blade and $1700 :eek: or so for the 7' blade. They came with the skid shoes. No hydraulics for this price. I looked at the SSQA blade and the LandPride 72" rear blade. He offered me the LandPride blade for $875 and came down on the 6' SSQA blade to $1400...

My thoughts would be: Go to Tractor Supply or parts place and get the cheapest hydraulic oil. Fill your transmission with the cheap stuff and remove your backhoe using the hydraulics. :D

That looks like a very good price. That is 15% off of the price of the ROPS B3350 on Kubota.com. If that is for a cab version, that would be a heck of a deal.:D

That sounds like no fuel. :eek: Have you looked in your tank to actually verify that you have fuel?:p