kubota l4740

[k0ua]

I was told the pump is 53 gallons per minute that's not enough?

whew!.. that would be a real pumper!... Sorry no tractor near this size pumps that amount of flow thru an open center system.. Yeah the 10 gallons a minute not counting the power steering section of the pump sounds about right.. Keep in mind that a 1/2 inch standard AG quick connect is only good for about 12 gal per minute maximum flow rate. . From what I can see you would need about 18 to 27 gallon per minute for a 72 inch blower, which you would need to clear your wheels outside track.. I don't think this is going to work for you without the power pack on the back which is PTO driven to make that kind of flow

Snow Blower 72" Wide 18-27 gpm | Snow Blower Skid Steer Attachments

 

[pardon my french]

Crap ok not enough flow I guess it's plan b

 

[k0ua]

Crap ok not enough flow I guess it's plan b

The L4740 can have a "semi independent mid PTO" that could run your front blower. I have not idea what it would cost to install, but that is one option. Or you could still have the hydraulic front blower, but just know that you will also have to purchase the power pack for the rear PTO to make the hydraulic flow you would need to operate it. Of course a rear blower is much less expensive.

 

[pardon my french]

I think I will have a friend fab up a v blade and just try that with a rear blade

 

[k0ua]

I think I will have a friend fab up a v blade and just try that with a rear blade

A lot less money for sure.

 

[k0ua]

Here is the front mount mid PTO driven Kubota snow blower. I have no idea what it would cost to have the mid pto installed (check first to make sure you don't have it now). and to buy this Kubota snow blower, but here is the number of it.

Type: front-mount Kubota L2195
dual-stage with hydraulic lift
Clearing width: 72 inches [182 cm]

 

[pardon my french]

Man I need a grapple bucket went to help a friend get rid of a pool the bucket is no match for a grapple do I need anything XT ra after removal of the bucket

 

[C4Ranch]

From your pics, I don't see a 3rd function hydraulic connection. You will need that to operate a grapple.

Do you have any rear remote hydraulics?

 

[TripleR]

As C4Ranch said, you don't have a third function valve,, it would be on the right side under the floor board and on Kubota OEM anyway, you have to remove the step. An alternate method would be to run lines from rear remotes if you have any, we did that on our M8540. Another is to install a diverter valve, there are several threads on this. It's not as cheap as off rear remotes, but cheaper than the third function.

I know little about hydraulics, but there are a lot of other members who do.

 

[pardon my french]

Shoot!! It seems you have to spend money EVERYTIME you wanna do a chore I wonder how many guys have made their own diverter valve from say tractor supply for half of the kubota price