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Give these guys a call, I was there last month picking up my tractor and they have (in stock) every type of bushing imaginable.

It looks like there is enough room to move the forks inwards. Am I correct ? Thanks

Thanks for the attached photo. I see it covers the corner pretty well.

Thanks, I appreciate the feedback Thank you for the advice. So it just slips over the front edge and bolts on the sides of the bucket ?

Thanks, I saw the piranha on YouTube. Looked pretty legit.

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I have a row of holes on the front of the 64 inch bucket. They look factory drilled and spaced. I’m not sure if I should pick up a toothed blade to protect the front of the bucket. I have zero experience, except the 4 hours of seat time. Not including the online research that has me confused...

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Slip clutch on my cutter. I saw that video during my research. Thanks for sharing it. Seems like you need to pay close attention to the trouble spots and be ready to raise the cutter quickly. I’m going low gear slow until I get the hang of this. Thanks

I have a pretty good hill that is in great shape to get to my lower property. I also found giant whitetails a not afraid of tractor noise. It blows my mind that this 10 point hung around for an hour. I left the cutter on as a counter weight as I moved several piles of fill over the hill. No...

Thank you. I appreciate the hint for safety. Being new to this area of heavy metal, sometimes the obvious is often overlooked. That brings me to another question about tire ballast. Kobota quoted me 400 bucks to fill mine. How important is this for safety ? I have also seen 2 inch wheel spacers...

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Thanks, Im pretty sure it wasn’t cut but I was wondering if the extra 3-4 inches would create a possible problem with not having enough bite. Appreciate your input. Thanks

Hey there, New (to me) L2501 first tractor owner. I’m new to this forum and tried searching for the answer with out success. Any search hints would greatly help. I have a 60 in landpride brushhog cutter in the photo and I just purchased a harbor freight quick release for the 3 point. I...