Let's see your Kubota

[bleedsgreendrivesorange]

Here is a picture of Elmo at 2 days old. Sadly had to leave for work on day 4 but looking forward to some action pics when I get home! L4740. Ductape, your material/trailer handler on the front is excellent, is it a one off or did you purchase somewhere?

[Ductape]

Ductape, your material/trailer handler on the front is excellent, is it a one off or did you purchase somewhere?

Had an extra SSQA plate and some scrap steel...... added a couple 2" reciever tubes and a little mig wire.

[bleedsgreendrivesorange]

Had an extra SSQA plate and some scrap steel...... added a couple 2" reciever tubes and a little mig wire.

Definitely on my to do list now. Excellent idea

[projack]

My 2008 L3400 bought in the US new, and transported to Easter Europe

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[Steve in MT]

L3400DT with dozer blade. Works well for snow plowing, spreading gravel and moving dirt. Woods 72" mower and a temporary make shift way of raising roof panels to replace hail damaged steel.

[newtattoobob]

Where did you get the blade for your L3400? I never seen one before!

[Steve in MT]

I found the dozer blade at the Kubota dealer where I bought the tractor. It was a traded in on something else and sat on the lot for a few years. The dozer blade has to be about 10 years old (or older) and it was never mounted or used. I did some research on it and as near as I could figure, it was made in Canada and, as far as I know, the company is no longer in business. It was a universal setup that just needed the mounting brackets to match the tractor. A large rectangular tube goes all the way back and is attached to the drawbar so that there is no stress on the front of the tractor, so to speak. All I had to do was modify the front brackets and make a "U" adaptor at the drawbar.This is a really well made unit so if you can find a used one, go for it. I did find one on "Fastline.com" a while back



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[newtattoobob]

Thanks for the pics! I would love to find one, it looks like a very well built unit.