One of the first things I did when I got my Kubota was get rid of that tiny pencil box they call a tool box.
I made the little brackets and mounted my own tool box with handy hooks. the color sort of matches. Holds two 14 foot logging chains, 4 splitting wedges, scrench, couple cresent wrenches 15" and 12", pair of wire dykes, channel locks 6" and 12" a pair of vice grips and a quart of chain bar oil.
The added hooks are handy for hanging lynch pins when changeing equipment (before quick hitch) and cresent wrench to work those miserable turn buckles.
I could have used skid plates for those horriable exposed brake rods. Been real nice.
Wider wheel stance like. real tractor should have not garden tractor size.
My seat has perment pucker factor pleats in it.
Get rid of those pain in the rear turn buckles and supply tractors with a easy adjust stabilizer.
Fender extentions or mud flaps to protect the operator from flying mud chunks, some times frozen.
Make the wheels so they except standard wheel weights or sell a decent amount at a resonable price.
Most all the other stuff is all a crapping point. heatted cup holder? cooling cup holder ? it's a tractor not a grand Cherokee Jeep for petes sake.
A place for your cell phone. Just leave it in the house, Better than messing with the phone and running into a tree.
People used to live very well with out that thing glued to their hands 24/7 you know.
Hooks on the bucket the dealer will install if you want them.
Easy fill fuel, 12 volt pump and small hose section.
Or a standing 250 gallon tank with gravity flow.
Al
