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Our family lives in Tasmania and we're currently building on a 20ha block - hence the L4300 and the U17, I have no idea how we would do all the work without those tools. ;) Tassie doesn't get as hot as the rest of Australia but being in the NE of the state our climate is warmer and dryer than...

Here is my 20yo L4300DT the day I brought it home. The tractor now lives in the shed and rarely gets to ride on the trailer.

I agree I have the same frustration. Interestingly the most information I found was on a mountain bike forum, they use the mini excavators to build trails. I’m planning to build a pump track and a jump line once we’re done with the main earth works.

The U17 is pretty small and only has a manual throttle, no auto speed or other options. However, it tows nicely behind the car on a medium sized trailer.

I have a U17 and it uses hydraulic oil (ISO 46). It has a tiny 900 cc 3 cylinder engine and as it was said before the engine basically only drives the hydraulic pump. Propulsion is also via hydraulically driven motors. I would take the ex over a back hoe any day, I just move around a lot while...

I have a Kubota U17 and it's amazing how many jobs that machine can do around our farm. I have no idea how we would keep on top of things without it. I bought it used and it appears a simple enough piece of equipment to keep in working order as long as the maintenance is done property. Sometimes...