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Just a heads up. I called the company and they gave me a much better shipping price ($15 to Idaho). The website shipping prices were crazy. Customer service was good to work with. I just ordered 20pcs of that mask

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Here is one that I forgot about. Made me laugh last night. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc08gY8wfVc

I also think this would be a good idea. I'm in southeast Idaho and know I've seen other folks pretty close by. Feel free to message me if you're in the Pocatello area.

Look into a 3 point bale forks. you can probably lift 1500-1800lbs with the three point and the weight will be in a better place. probably would have to roll it off the trailer and won't be able to lift it to stack it much.

Thinking about bucket hooks and my nice new paint, I came across these: http://www.boltonhooks.com/kubota.html Might be a good route to go If I can't get the dealer to weld them on and paint it in time.

Thanks, everyone. My place here in Idaho is 4 acres and we have 3 horses and a couple goats (great weed eaters). small yard and about 3 acres of pasture with a long gravel drive. We usually don't get a ton of snow, so I'm trying to multi-purpose a blade as I don't know if I can justify the front...

I am in the process of buying a b2650. The dealer I talked with mentioned something about filling rear tires with "something" about the consistency of molasses. You guys have any idea what he might be referring to?

Hello all, I have already gained a lot of great info from you all here as I have been lurking. Just got approved for 60mo 0% with the local dealer for my new Kubota B2650 HST. I got the LA534 loader with 60" SSQA bucket, R4 tires, RCR 1860 Rotary Cutter, RTR 1566 Tiller and a block heater.:D...