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I don’t really push it, just throw it out every once in a while. It’s mostly a waste of time because most people are too narrow minded to accept or try something different. It cost to much or they can’t buy it at Walmart so i must be a scam. Fuel savings alone more than pay for the oil for me...

I'm around cattle and the only emission I hear is a little gas. If that's killing us then Krystol burgers and chili should be banned immediately. More gas produced from eating there than all the cattle in the world.

Obviously you've never used it or you would know the difference.

It limits the output from the remote to the implement

That's just to adjust the flow on the remote.

That's funny. T6 is good chain lube if you don't have anything else. It's not even in the same class as Amsoil.

Just something to think about because I believe you left out a couple of things that need to be factored in to your equation. 1. Can't just look at cost alone. Need to compare a standard 5k ($19) oil change to a 25k ($50) oil change. 5 Cheap changes is right at a $100. 1 synthetic change is $50...

I wondered that myself. It's not like it needs changing once a month.

Look for a local hydraulic shop. I had all 4 of mine built on mu LA450S this spring for $200.

Started out with a 55 gallon drum and fill-rite hand pump. Went to a 55 gallon L step tank with fill-rite electric pump. Then added a 105 L step with GPI electric pump in another truck. Plus a 275 and 600 gallon bulk tanks both with fill-rite electric pumps. All with Goldenrod filters. Don't...

I'd rather run a used Kubota filter instead of a new fram. That's probably the worst filter on the market.

I put a Kubota canopy on my first M9000. It was nice and came with insulation already on it. I built the one on my L 3000 and made it how I wanted. Plus saved about $300 compared to oem.

How many hrs on the tractor? What kind of fluid did you use?

Without knowing what has been done to it and how often I'd suggest doing a full service including hyd fluid and anti-freeze. Then you have a base point to start your own schedule from. And don't cheap out. Use sudt2 and Kubota filters.

The 1000 lb was the tongue weight. That cutter is close to 3000 lbs.

I don't care what Rhino says. At some point common sense has to kick in and realize no 25 hp tractor should have a 10' cutter behind it. To me it's just asking to get somebody killed. With more new owners trying things like this before long a heart broken family member is going to have to share...

Looks like a perfect example of trying to use a implement that was never designed for that size tractor. I've seen several posts on FB with that cutter being put behind 30ish hp tractors. No way I would ever do that. Simply not enough tractor. Reminds me of my buddy pulling his race car...

Friend of mine ordered a set of BKT radials for one of his tractors on-line. Even with shipping they were only like $1500 for both rears. Might look at doing something like that.

You may be right. I'll have to look at mine to see. I ordered mine with cast centers when I bought it.

Use anti-freeze and water instead of calcium. Might try the dealer for the cast centers. They weren't that high when I ordered the tractor but getting them after the fact may be a different story.