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Thanks for that! I'll give that a go. I'll get some pics up when completed. It's only a 1x2 multiplier, but was heavy enough, with hoses connected, to bend the bracket holding the 2 rear remotes.

Anyone have an idea of what size bolt would fit these threaded holes on the right rear support of my cabbed L6060? I'd like to use them for a bracket to mount a hydraulic multiplier.

just curious, aren't you still adjusting the top hook up your QH for each implement? For me, that took just about as much time as hooking up the top link. Certainly, having a hydraulic top link helps make the top link connection quicker. Granted it took less than a minute to make an adjustment...

I started out with Pats which I used without difficulty for a couple of years. One of my hooks malfunctioned this year and decided to try a QH. Worked okay, but I still had to make several adjustments of the top hook for different implements. Also had to reconfigure the lift pins on my sprayer...

I have a WoodMaxx FM78H on my L6060. Works great. I have a set of hammers as well as knives. For thick brush, I use hammers and they do a good job. They do fine on pasture grass as well. I find the hydraulic offset helpful getting under tree branches and getting close to embankments. The top...

hmm2 12" ramps?

I believe that is correct. Here are some shots from my L2195A which is probably similar.

In general, the higher blood pressure arm is the more accurate blood pressure. Keep in mind that most home blood pressure monitors are made to utilize the left arm. You'll note a little picture on the cuff demonstrating how the cuff should be positioned. On the left arm the tube coming out of...

Sickle Bar mower chain Anchor connection

I had the same Issue. Here's my go at it. The horizontal pieces are 3/8x 2" flat steel bar. The diagonal pieces are 3/8 x 1.5" steel bar. Nuts and bolts are 1/2 inch. 7/8 drill bit also needed for the hitch pin holes. Put this in roughly 18 months ago seems to be holding up so far. Did a bit of...

Messick's sells one for Kubota tractors for $99.50 https://www.messicks.com/part/KURADIOPKG?vendorcode=GE

I as well believe they slide out. To the best of my recollection, at times I need to encourage mine to move with the use of a hammer. I try to remember to lube them well when I put them back in.

I used TireJect on one of my front tires for this issue last year. So far, no leaks.

Air tags may not work where you're storing the tractor, but may well work wherever the stolen tractor is taken to.

Yup, I have a small sized shop-vac (I think from Lowes). The fittings are smaller than full-size shop vacs. I just place the end right on the fill opening, turn on the vac, does the job.

I have a 66" Pinnacle series. Works fine. No problems after 1 year of use.

Prime, paint and it will look great.

Be careful if you weld to the backside of the grill guard. I did that initially and had to cut off my work because there was not enough clearance for the hood to open. Also, paint does a reasonable job hiding a beginners' welds(as you can see).

Here's my go at it. I just cut the expanded metal into pieces and welded them separately onto the front of the grill guard. No issues with the articulation with this method.

FYI- there is a ton of information on flail mowers on the TBN website, including threads with over 700 pages. Not necessarily Kubota specific, but very informative.