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I don't think the 80" wide deck trailer fenders would readily accommodate being forced apart by an 84" implement squeezed between them. Maybe would still need 4 flags (in Ontario), but also a porta power, and some paint, to fix the trailer damage.

Different strokes for different folks. My SCAG dealer (not Tx.) has been superb........so far.

It is simple..... " if you never plan on any implement being over 7' An 80" wide deck trailer will not accommodate 7' (84") wide implements.

Yup... Mowers are for mowing! Tractors are for tractoring!

My guess would be ATF. But.....only a guess.

Be proud,... grandpa. He has got his chit together!

My solution is FORD.. I have an older, 32HP 4x4 Ford with tooth bar, while my Kubota TLB has smooth edge bucket. Having a 2nd tractor is a GOOD thing, for a lot of reasons!

I think in days of old they used such machines to torture their enemies!

Frank, The advice offered in post #2 by Woolfman, is pure gold! He is a widely recognized Kubota guru! You really need to hotfoot over there with a bundle of cash, and buy yourself a Kubota tractor! If you hesitate, someone else will surely buy it.

"Sadie" is my avatar.. She is a nearly pure white Lab sweetheart.....now 3yrs. old.

That kit is the same parts and pieces that I bought online,..... but without the mounting plate. I SHOULD have bought this guy's kit, instead of having to make my own mounting plate.

Dat's what I got!

My SCAG is a 2021 ($4,400) 48"... El-Cheapo.... Liberty Z. Bought it new, and love it. At 82, I really doubt if greaseable front wheel spindles will make much difference. I bought the Kawasaki air filter upgrade parts on line. Had to make my own mounting bracket. $115 for parts, incl. filter.

I bought my E350 when it was 6 years old (now 9 yrs. old) Had 60K, and was in excellent condition -$15K. They are often relatively cheaply priced as used cars, due to known high maintenance costs. I never go to any dealer for maintenance/repair. Dealer price (Jan. 2020) for new plugs was...

Sounds like a lot of trouble, for a likely not so good result.

Get a grapple that is the same width as your front wheels.

Local Mercedes dealer is charging $200 per hour for shop labor. Are the top paid shop techs likely getting at least 1/3 of that?

"If it is warm outside tomorrow"....... You kiddin? It is mid March.... in New England. I ain't goin anywhere near there until at least the end of next month! Cold here..... forecast hi only 72 tomorrow! I will be very interested to hear your report on the toothed ripper. I like the tooth...

WOW !!!!

I would suspect that ALL Kubota clutches may be made in China! Even Japanese companies farm stuff out for cheaper Chinese labor.