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11-06-2010, 10:27 AM #1New Member
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- Kubota B2620
the ease of taking off and on.
I`m in the process of buying a new b2620 Kubota and was wondering just how easy it is to take the loader and mowerdeck off and put back on? The loader is an LA364 and the mower deck is a 54" mid mount mower. I`ve heard that they are really easy, but just want some other input. Maybe some dos or don`ts about the implements. Thanks in advance.
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11-06-2010, 10:37 AM #2Silver Member
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- South Dakota
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- Kubota B3030 HSDC, Kubota ZD 18
Re: the ease of taking off and on.
I am a tractor newbie. Having said that, the loader is easy to take off and on. Less than 10 minute chore the first time you do it. This helped me. YouTube - Removing a loader from the Kubota BX24
I cannot comment on the mower deck.
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11-06-2010, 10:59 AM #3Super Star Member
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- Missouri
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- Kubota BX2200, BX2660. L5740 HSTC. M8540 HDC, some others
Re: the ease of taking off and on.
In complete agreement with gdh, I can take the loader off of any of my Kubotas in well under five minutes. There are quite a few threads you can access by using the search function on relieving hydraulic pressure buildup etc.
The MMM is not bad on a flat, hard surface.
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11-06-2010, 09:16 PM #4Gold Member
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- Mason MI.
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- B2920
Re: the ease of taking off and on.
Really easy
You can have them off in under 5 min. Where are you located? I have a brand new 60" deck for sale with one hour of use. Located in Mid Michigan.
Kubota B2920
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11-07-2010, 04:31 PM #5Gold Member
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- jamaica, southern vt
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- 4110 mahindra
Re: the ease of taking off and on.
why would you want to take the loader off ? i've had a tractor for 9 years with out any reason to take it off.but it does look real easy.
no good deed goes unpunished
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11-07-2010, 04:38 PM #6
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11-07-2010, 05:51 PM #7
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11-07-2010, 08:09 PM #8New Member
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- Pennsylvania
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- Kubota B2620
Re: the ease of taking off and on.
I agree with Roy Jackson, I`m gonna take it off when I mow the yard. I have a swing set to mow around, and some other tight areas to mow around. Now the mower deck I`m gonna want to take off when I go down back and start brush hogging, and dragging firewood up to the house. They seem pretty easy, do you guys have any dos or don`ts about the implements?
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11-07-2010, 08:27 PM #9Elite Member
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- Preble County, Ohio
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- Kubota B7800 with FEL
Re: the ease of taking off and on.
I'm like Roy. I take the loader off for mowing. I wack things if I don't. Wacking the trees doesn't bother me. Wacking my fence does. My loader is the easiest and quickest attachment to mount and remove of all attachments on my tractor. As far as do and don't on implements don't get in a hurry when hooking them up. And after you hook them up take a deep breath, walk around, and double check the hook up. A missing Lynch pin can ruin a whole day.
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11-07-2010, 08:36 PM #10Super Member
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- Beaver Creek, Northern Michigan
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- Kubota B2320
Re: the ease of taking off and on.
BP
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