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3. you dont want to go immediately into emergency repair mode part way through the first use.... price out a new one before you buy a used one. ESPECIALLY if you have to rent a trailer or drive a long distance. if you dont know current cost of new its easy to "get a deal" and spend a...

i decided to get a 3 point pullbehind one. boight it in the spring. need ti get it set up now that we are in fall

i filled the bottom of my ballast box with lead ingots. leaving me plenty of room for tools. i only use the box when im needing different back end attachments otherwise i keep the backhoe on it.

working on my paddock expansion for the horses. using my sa20 digger and the 6060 means i dont have to beat myself to death. i could have used t posts or smaller posts but i want this fence to last and dont want to redo it when im too old. wire is going to be 4 strand hotcote. using 12...

are you using the correct fluid and not some special secret recipe

tbere is a point where some grass either gets mowed by hand with a pusher or weedwacker or its just gonna grow on its own

if i can remember to do it ill do a movie of me moving the horse hay feeder it always sits on really uneven ground. you kind of have to disregard the orientation of the tractor itself and orient the forks to the load i kinda use the fork frame to judge the orientation. once you get the...

leveling it once you line it up is the slightly harder part. then just raise the arms off the ground a few inches and ease forward. it takes only a few rounds of practice i would suggest using an empty pallet and getting out to look a few times while you get the hang of it. once you get it...

are your forks super short?? you cant see them when they are tilted up??

probably has air in the hydraulics. just need to rev up the tractor and cycle the hydraulics a few timea to work it out common with new equipment. check ypur hydraulic levels anytime you add a new piece of equipment after a short bit of use

no cameras needed tilt the forks up so you see the tips line it all up and flatten them then raise the arms a scootch and roll forward pick up the load. dont need to stand or do contortions or get out

i dont really use the mirrors on my cabbed 6060. they never stay in place. the radio i got from the dealer is bluetooth i uae it to listen to podcast type stuff. music isnt very doable. defrost is handy in winter fall early spring. depending on where you live. im in wisconsin so wipers...

keeper bolts arent anything special. the pins themselves are. ive sheered several keepers on backhoe pins. i just replace them with whatever is handy. it helps to inspect before and after use for broken missing things

nice. i use one of those to fill water troughs in the turnouts

ive got a landpride sa20 on my l6060. works awesome. mostly sand where i am. i run a 12" and 9" auger for 8 and 6 inch posts. i have all landpride because i know i can easily get parts quickly from my dealer

the only thing kubota i have on all my implements that is standard is the lock nut on my sa20 auger bit which is 1 1/8 i woild guess its metric

i said i needed mine for the horses... easy. she said get all the things you need with it then. lol

something dumb but handy. i put one if the harbor freight magnetic paper towel holders in my cab. orange of course. got tired of carrying around a pocket with wipes in em for cleaning off hydraulic connecters and checking fluid levels.

buying cheap fake filters that says "koboto" on em and you will learn a very very expensive lesson really quick. for my tractor i use oem filters and fluids for my truck i use oem filters except for my fuel filter on my dmax for that i use wix as i converted it from a cartridge filter setup...

the 4in1 serves as a time and effort saver for me. it also kinda fills the need for a grapple for the few instance where it would be handy. my main use for the 4in1 is dry lot paddock cleaning. it drops the time to clean when combined with the snow pusher dropped my time from 2 hours to...