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So, when buying a wood chipper and watching the guy put it on my trailer, I realized I need pallet forks for my B2601. I already have SSQA. What do I need to know? I don’t need a bale spear.

So, the tractor runs great. I think I’ve have had it three years. I think it is close to 1000 hours on it. I believe it was well cared for when I bought it belly mower and rake all summer, back, back blade to plow snow. Before this gremlin, in high range mowing, run it 1500 rpm push the forward...

So, I am in need of inspiration for adding some two lights (and maybe more). I can see the need for two (or more) switches, I would like to see what others have done. I want it to be functional and look right. I have my own thoughts, and I don’t any of them.

As the title says, I have two tractors. I have turf tires on the B2601 with 100 hours on them and R4 on the B7500 with 900 hours. I am planning on buying a set of R4 through the dealer whole goods for the 2601, but until then, can I swap tires and wheels set between the two?

So, when I bought my house, I didn’t get the shop I wanted. I am now thinking a generator would might make more sense for those occasional welding tasks, than paying an electrician to pull wire out to the shop. The welder is a run of the mill Lincoln 220.

As thee tile says what years and models did Kubota start adding Diesel Exhaust Fluid ? My goal is to know the late model availability without it.

2018 B2601 I am going to have the dealer install a third function for a grapple. I like the idea of having rear remotes for a hydraulic top link. But I am not in a hurry. Is there a reason to have them both done at the same time? I mean, are they removing and installing the same parts over again?

So this being my first Kubota I am operating within my learning curve. I bought this last year, used the mower deck frequently, pulled snow all winter. From day one I noticed the temperature gauge was not working. All winter I’m not really thinking much about as everything else works as it...