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I have a Catawaba Land plane. The thing is a stout and built unit. I picked it up from a local implement guy that sell's them in Richmond Va for less than their posted price online, I wouldn't hesitate to purchase another item from them.

A BX is not a machine a commercial operation would use to cut grass, at least not efficiently. The speed and maneuverability of one makes it prohibitive. So there is really no need for a high end "commercial" grade mulch kit. The one Kubota offers I'm betting will serve the majority of...

There's a thread going on about these and the owner has joined in on the conversation. I have one of their land plane's and I'm very happy with the quality, price, and availability. https://cattachments.com/product/catawba-55-rake-grapple/

I have no question that there's usually an "even better" tool for a job. I have not had to flair large steel type lines but have done my fair share of stainless fuel and brake lines with AN fittings. Depending on the usage amount I was more just posting them as possible alternatives if...

Hard line looks good. FYI you can find a 37* flairing tool for less than the link Hokie shared...

Any update? I have a stand of white pine that drop sticks, limbs, needles, and cones like it's their job. Kind of thinking one of these would help clean up that area without getting to wild.

*Googles Tick Tubes* you've peaked my interest.

Any weight difference?

I haven't looked for stuff on the larger machines on their site. They might not have exactly what you need.

check out summit hydraulics. They are a sponsor of the forum and offer a discount too.. Very knowledgeable and friendly to deal with too.

I paid $1435 picked up for my Catawba 6' land plane with scarifiers last month in Richmond VA. I'd check out Catawba, very well built unit. There's also a thread going on now about the brand. If I wasn't able to get to Richmond and go with the one I did I was going to go to Rural King and...

It will be good to see what else they come up with. I for one am impressed with their stuff. A local implement dealer I use has started carrying their stuff. I picked up a land plane a few weeks ago. Very well built unit, works like it should, and the fit & finish are great.

Yea the wife was not keen on why I absolutely needed a tractor as soon as we bought our place. But it's obviously come in very handy over the past 3 years and much like fried1765 with his TLB purchase, I don't think I'd really lose anything if I had to sell right now. Especially with all the...

Looks very clean, hopefully well taken care off too. I drove 3ish hours each way to pick up my B2650 with FEL in 2021 from a private seller in amish country PA. Could not find anything in stock new, 3-10 month wait times. Was 2 years old, 104hours , looked pristine in the pictures and in...

The used tractor with implements would be my vote. Worst case if the implements aren't up to the task, sell them to fund heavier duty ones or ones that will do what you need. Odd's are they'll work well enough for you to figure out what you want. I'd also move faster than slower on your...

Like NIW mentioned, they are both "supply" depending on how the flow of fluid is directed. Put one male and one female on the implement side and vise versa on the tractor side. That way it always operates the same when you hook it up. Also only use PTFE tape or paste ( I prefer paste) on...

Why do you say it is not a factor? This thread from OTT and others online seem to counteract that statement. I'm not saying it's a huge problem like with the Ford 6.0 or the DT466's, but still a consideration. I've seen it in modern gas engines as well, right at the water pump housing, almost...

Came here to mention these. I've been a tech with the local water utility fleet for almost 20 years now. These vacuum fillers are life savers and time savers! Also like someone else mentioned, use the appropriate kubota/diesel specific coolant. Because of the nature of diesels, they tend to...

That's a monsterous stump grinder! I have the numbers for a few guys in our area I'm going to get the top cut down and reach out for some quotes.

Have considered this method too. We've been having a lot of winds lately though. And last week had like 40 something brush fires in mine and the surrounding counties in one day.