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Barn is constructed, now all I have left is put up a new 12x12 OHDoor, rough in the electrical, dirt and gravel pour a slab. National barn Co. did a superb job. they completed it in 5 working days.

Posts, girts and trusses are up on the third day, but now rain is slowing things up a bit.

Materials delivered last weds, the crew from National Barn will start putting it up mon. looks like they got a good week of weather to build.

I have 2 creeks that will need a fence to pass thru for cattle and was wondering if anybody has good ideas on how to acomplish this task, I may try the use of empty plastic 55gal barrels? any input will help thank you!!!..

Looks great!, Hope it works out just the way you want it. I finely got my pole barn site ready to build on, a 36x56x12, 5/12 pitch roof/w scissor trusses, 12x12 ohdoor opening. now just waiting on the materials to show up, I hate to wait on anything ..I had to remove about 4 feet of land and...

I would add some fluid in the rear tires or some other weight to the back because these are light with a FEL, I put 156 hrs on mine before I traded up on a mx last yr. They are great on fuel, plenty of power too.

1500rpm seems to work very good for me, anything less and its just to slow to get things done,

Thanks for the lead on a great deal $6 bucks from Cabela's and some change, can't beat it. check out where I mounted it on my mx4700. everything is mounted on a piece of L channel from the sub frame bracket/ loader. It worked out just sweet!!!. my wife says its to much Orange but I think not...

Installing that white oak beam for my tractor shed wasn't so bad with the B3200, had to put some blocks under the front tires cause it was not quite tall enough but it worked out great.

Changing that fuel pump in my truck just got a lot simpler thanks to the kubota.:thumbsup:

You did buy a great tractor, lots of power, I have the MX4700 which is the same machine less turbo. if you got the R4 tires and wheels look out for the front valve stem extruding out past the guard because I bumped the end of a pine log laying in my lot and sure a nuff bam!! broke it off, so...

Just curious but has anybody done this to a MX4700 or woundered how much it would cost to install a turbo and other nessasary items to maker it a 5100, I like tinkering around with this sort of stuff but am thinking of buying the needed parts like intake and exhaust manifolds and of course the...

That price seems pretty good considering the new increase, Payed $24,500 for mine, then another 8600 for the BH92 Backhoe, I have 18hrs on it now. it's got plenty of power but I don't use the PTO and thats where the extra 4 horses from the MX5100 would be a benefit, other than that the MX4700 is...

:thumbsup:Here is my fix to this problem, a piece of curved metal conduit slipped right on my B3200 and cut off excess. worked like a charm!! no more black crud on the FEL

Yes, I got one from E-bay at a good price and fit very well, custom made, heavy duty, just had to drill 2 3/4 holes on side of bucket to attach

Has anybody turn their fan around to blow the radient heat forward like dozers and track loaders, or made some kind of deflector to direct the radiator heat away from drivers area, was just wondering because I sure would like to try it to see what happens.. this MX4700 is a heat box.

I am new to the site and getting great ideas and issues involving this great little tractor but some things just needs to be done better on a customizing basis, So one thing that has been driving me crazy is this thin and flimzy rubber mat held down with just tabs what a joke so I screwed it...