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Anyone know what size socket(s?) I need to get for the M5660SUHD's wheel nuts?

Was able to make a call this morning - Spoke with Josh at WR Long. Yep, they're of the opinion that 3K is sufficient as well. Say there is a shortage of supply of 3K hoses so they've been using 5K just to get stuff out the door. You got it on the nose!

No I didn't misunderstand, I just don't understand why you'd expect only WR Long to use what they have on hand and bought in bulk..... Seems like the dealership could also just be "using what we buy in bulk" .I've also got 5K hoses all over my Kubota loader - put there by Kubota. Do they _also_...

I wouldn't mind paying a _little_ extra from the dealer for that "made for your machine" feel... But with 5K hoses / NPT fittings as OEM on the tractor it feels wrong that the hose guy would be a better engineer than the manufacturers and sub in 3K hoses / NPTF fittings... and then leave the...

First... The story. On my M5660SUHD with WR Long 4 in 1 bucket, purchased less than 2 months ago at the dealer... I crushed and blew the hoses on the bucket that open and close the bucket. Took them off and gave em to the wife to stop by the dealer to check on replacements. My expectation was...

Probably workplace safety regs problem with forks meant to carry loads around being modified / annealed by torching a hole in them. Not a problem if you're solo though!

I have a big mortar box or something that is a lot heavier than a normal ammo box... and I feel like it would wreck my M5660 fender, especially loaded with tools. But damn I love this idea!

Holy cow I did not know this... My ballast box came with a receiver built into it and I was like "oh hey cool". Maybe in this case it's alright because in theory you've got a thousand pounds of tongue weight from the ballast box holding the three point down?

Resurrecting your old thread! I'm curious how this went for you. I've been taking down some large trees with my M5660 and a 4 in 1 bucket, but there are a few stumps and a few trees that are maybe too large for the machine... I was dead set on a stump bucket with a grapple but then I realized...