Finally got the 7060 home

[Brown Dog]

My buddy had his exhaust stack shortened 12” to be slightly shorter than the ROPS folded down, to get in Poultry Houses.

He’s really liking the Orange Unit

We got all four of his R4 Tires Filled today with 200gals of Fluid (25% AF mix) 1,600lbs Heavier

We still gotta order some rear weights for Superb Traction & Ballast.

 

[Brown Dog]

Brought it home and moved the front tires side to side to get maximum width out of it ... Its perfect, now both front and rear are right at 84 which is the same width as the bucket.

The left front tire does contact my down exhaust at full crank, but its not bad, and I think I can modify the pipe and it will be just fine.

Do you have a pic of Down Exhaust Pipe ?

 

[JHurt]

Do you have a pic of Down Exhaust Pipe ?

I just saw this post. I don't, but if I remember I'll get one and post it for you.

 

[JHurt]

 

[Brown Dog]

:thumbsup: thanks

 

[JHurt]

:thumbsup: thanks

If it would quit raining around here I would use it enough to burn the rust out!

 

[TexasBoy]

If it would quit raining around here I would use it enough to burn the rust out!

Sure would love to see how you did that, would love to get rid of the factory stack location

 

[JHurt]

Sure would love to see how you did that, would love to get rid of the factory stack location

I ordered it that way from the factory. It didn’t cost that much.

 

[JWR]

The so-called low profile tractors (often intended for either right of way steep mowing or for tight quarters in poultry facilities) usually have low-level horiz exhausts rather than vertical stacks. My MF2660 low-profile is that way with exhaust going out under the rear axle like the old Fords and Fergusons.

Very likely your local muffler shop or someone with tube bending capability can fix you up with low level exhaust exit replacing your vertical stack. Otherwise, I suspect Kubota parts people can find low-profile tractor exhaust for a nicer (more expensive) solution.

 

[Brown Dog]

I’d think you could buy the downpipe from Kubota & install it yourself.

That’s what I did with a JD. It blew feathers too bad in chicken house So I shortened the stack about 14+ inches & reinstalled it.