Can quick hitch for BX FEL be added later?

[Mcaveman]

Looking at a used bx25 that I don't think had this option can it be added and how much?

 

[ovrszd]

Depends on your skills. You can buy the QA head for the FEL arms for around $350. If you have the skills you can then modify your existing bucket pretty easily. If you don't have those skills a metal fab shop can do it for you. If you don't have one of those around you'd hafta buy a QA bucket which would be the most expensive route. A few minutes on Google would tell you the cost of a bucket. And the cost of the QA head if you search.

 

[bcp]

I think the Kubota BX QA uses the stock bucket.

Bruce

 

[ovrszd]

Hmmm.. Not sure how that would work. A "pin on" bucket wouldn't have the saddle necessary to use the QA head. We're probably talking about two different things??

 

[ovrszd]

Yeah, I went back and reread his question.... Now I'm thinking he's talking about a "quick" ability to remove the entire FEL??? I was thinking converting the bucket to QA. My bad. :confused3:

 

[Mcaveman]

Sorry Im not talking about the entire FEL I mean the bucket, The quick attach is an option right?

 

[bcp]

Here is a photo of the QA from the Kubota website.



There have been several threads on TBN about using it on older tractors. It works.

Bruce

 

[2458n]

I think the other way and feel he is looking for a ssqa. That way you have a whole bunch of attachments you can either own or rent. The one off stuff is no good no matter if it is a green or orange system.

 

[bcp]

He did call it an "option" on a BX25, so that sounds like the Kubota BX QA.

I, too, wish they had done a lightweight SSQA or Mini-SSQA instead.

Bruce

 

[kennyd]

I think the other way and feel he is looking for a ssqa. That way you have a whole bunch of attachments you can either own or rent. The one off stuff is no good no matter if it is a green or orange system.

So what SSQA attachments could he rent at the local rental yard that the BX could operate effectively? The Kubota QA and JDQA setup has a place in the market for these smaller machines.