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Titans got one like the one linked above for 400$. I love having the ability to put the forks on back. I built a carryall that I can take to the timber and drop off in seconds then I can use the forks to lift the logs to a good height to buck up. And yes the added weight is nice ballast and if...

I got my 2501 this time last year 70hrs on it now and love it. Dealer couldn't find one here so ordered it new from factory. You'll be amazed what it is capable of.

Nice work. Been needing to do this on mine for awhile.

I think it was close to $1000 for first remote then little less on next one or two. I got mine on a 2501 last year from dealer.

Something the dealer uses in the shop putting the tractors together is my best guess. This was a pic they sent me after they built it from a crate.

This bull?

Check out titan. Palletfork.com I think. Type in subsoiler. They have a small hitch mount good for gardens cost 60$. Then they got a big boy ripper for around 600$ free shipping in u.s.

I thought I read somewhere that kubota means little bull in Japanese. I also have a story about why they don't use the bull logo anymore. Or not very often at most dealerships.

2 each side I should have put. Think I'll get last set at my 50 hr service. 180# each side should help some. Plus not having to worry about puncture and losing fluid.

I went wheel weights. 60# each. Can have up to 3 sets on each side. I currently have just 2 helps with some more traction. Still would use something on back for loader work.

Well I was able to get into the timber today and I must say this tractor did not disappoint. Pulled everything I put a chain or cable on then pushed the logs into pile where I can get to them easier at later date. It got around every obstacle I came across. I'm glad I got the ag tires as it...

Thanks for sharing pedzola. That set of titan forks is one I am looking at. Just don't know if I'd be happy with it not being adjustable width. A landscape rake is on the wish list also but for now forks and teeth might be all I can afford. Keep a update of your 3rd function grapple and how it...

Thanks for the replies guys. These forums are great to get information and share ideas. I seen some of you have titan forks I'm looking to get a one for the fel. How are they? Also hydraulic top link what length is good so it can tilt equal both ways.

Well I put on 1 1/2 hrs playing in rock pile fixing the ruts in drive and pulling my old farmall f20 out of its resting place and up on to a trailer to its new home. Out with the old in with the new. Putting the money towards some forks or piranha tooth bar maybe.

Well its finally here. Had to get it from factory with ag tires but worth the wait. I'll try to post some pix.

I just recently went through process of buying a l2501hst with ag and fel. With no extra add on's one dealer was 18500 the next was 19500. This is before tax and insurance. As I financed. Each remote seems to add about $1000. They had some incentives that got it down from the msrp price. I'm...

Sounds like you put it to work. That is good to hear. Mine is on order and can't wait to do some work with it. So far I've been hearing good things about them.

Thanks for advice jchonline, Plan on the widest it'll go. Don't plan on doing any extreme hills. Luckily the property I'm getting 90% of my wood has recently been logged so they have left some good tracks to go on. I do know of someone who works at titan tire in des moines that can get tires...

Thanks NewtoOrange, That type of review is more what I had in mind when I started thread. I placed order for 2501 only thing is no one had one to test out so just going off of test drives of 3901. It was just around the lot so I'm guessing the 2501 will be equally impressive in that respect...

Didn't mean for this to turn into yet another tire thread. Was hoping to here from actual 2501 owners to see how they get along doing different things. What other options they might of added and such.