Let's see your Kubota

[jambx]

Pic #2 is one of my favorite Wicked Grapple pics! It even made it's way to the 50" Wicked Grapple page of our website!!
Travis[/QUOTE]

OMG!!!
HAHAHA - I didn't see that - love it - thanks Travis you made my day :cool2:

I have to say that the 50 Inch Wicked Grapple is my favorite attachment bar none - I use it daily and can say the unit still basically looks new! Fantastic value, design and performance!

 

[altoonapillarrock]

Here's mine when I got it a year ago with our son taking his son for a ride.

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And here it is today.

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Nice vintage tractor!

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

oops!

looks like my 1949 Baird Beaver snuck in too :laughing:

I am both fascinated and terrified by that machine! :drink:

 

[Garandman]

No love for your/our pallet forks?

 

[EverythingAttachments]

No love for your/our pallet forks?

I thought those looked familiar. That's a big log!
Travis

 

[oldironsights]

Here are my two latest toys;
2016 L2501 DT
Yamaha FJR1300

 

[jambx]

I am both fascinated and terrified by that machine! :drink:

Not to highjack the thread but I have to embellish a little - the Beavers are brutes of a machine - built by a tool manufacture owner (US Baird Company Stratford CT) who needed a small framed tractor to get into some of his not so accessible fields. As with most of what Baird did for the tooling industry they over build the "Beaver" in ever way. My grandfather bought this for his farm in the 40's and I just finished restoring her a couple of years ago. Wisconsin AKN (6.2 HP). Sits all winter long and with one pull she turns over and purrs like a kitten. Just a blast to ride!

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

Not to highjack the thread but I have to embellish a little - the Beavers are brutes of a machine - built by a tool manufacture owner (US Baird Company Stratford CT) who needed a small framed tractor to get into some of his not so accessible fields. As with most of what Baird did for the tooling industry they over build the "Beaver" in ever way. My grandfather bought this for his farm in the 40's and I just finished restoring her a couple of years ago. Wisconsin AKN (6.2 HP). Sits all winter long and with one pull she turns over and purrs like a kitten. Just a blast to ride!

Very neat. But seems like you better keep track of your right foot when mowing!

 

[Garandman]

I thought those looked familiar. That's a big log!
Travis

All relative.

 

[Blondie70]

Here's my new L3301 with shortened ROPS
The two pieces on the toolbox are the 4" pieces cut off each leg of the top of the ROPS.