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One pair of 48" hydraulic hose assemblies, brand new, never used. Hose: 3/8" Ryco Diehard T6000, 6100 PSI, JIC-6 swivel, 9/16" Female thread, to 1/2" body flat face (one male, one female). $45 plus shipping for both. (Sorry for the duplicate listing. Was not intentional, couldn't figure out how...

One pair of 48" hydraulic hose assemblies, brand new, never used. Hose: 3/8" Ryco Diehard T6000, 6100 PSI, JIC-6 swivel, 9/16" Female thread, to 1/2" body flat face (one male, one female). $45 plus shipping for both. .

So here is my experience with the R14 tires and grass wear (not exactly what workinonit was referring to, but I'll get to that evenutally below) after a couple of weeks with the tractor: So far, after mowing the grass several times, never when soggy wet, I haven't seen any signs of unusual...

No problem. I didn't take offense. This forum is probably not the best place to advertise a dirt scoop since a high percentage of members probably have loaders. I have advertised it in other places as well. Hoping someone who doesn't have a loader and needs something to dig and transport dirt...

Thanks. I modified it to $400 / OBO. Keep in mind it has never been used, so should function like new, perhaps with a little lubrication of the pivot points. Also, MD sales tax is 6%, so unless you're a farmer using it "for traditional agricultural purposes", $583 becomes $618.

County Line brand. 3-point hitch, reversible. Never used, like new condition except for a few small rust spots (may be additional rust on bottom; haven't looked). Not compatible with John Deere iMatch, don’t know about other types of quick hitches. Bucket itself is 30” wide x 30” deep x 11”...

Interesting. Does that affect the life of the tires at all, and by implication the tire warranty, whatever that is?

I went from Turf tires on my old Kubota B2910 to R14s on my new LX3310. Someone above said tractors have no suspension. I knew that, but it became painfully obvious with the LX3310 and R14s. The big turf tires on the B2910 were about the same size (both diameter and width), but the rear tires...

Looks like you have dual tilt cylinders. Just out of curiosity, why? I had assumed that a single tilt cylinder was sufficient.

I have just installed a Fit-Rite top-n-tilt kit on my new Kubota LX3310. I keep a JD iMatch quick hitch always installed. I just noticed the bleed down of the tilt cylinder when the tractor is not in use - about an inch overnight. I'm guessing the bleed down will be faster when operating with a...

One, and only one, for 50 years and counting! Along with 34 grandchildren (and counting). Do those bragging rights count here :unsure:? I hope so.

Is that the same thing as a "cushion valve"? Land Pride's literature says they have a cushion valve as an option.

Thanks for the advice, Carl. I have a 60" Woods box grader that should work fine for counterweight. I have used that in the past for snow removal. It was far from the ideal snow removal implement for my taste, but should help with cleanup, and perhaps for clearing the parking area near the...

So do you tend to use it at less than a full angle because of that? Also, do you have the steel or poly wear edge? I'm leaning toward steel since I expect to also use it to do light grading where I think a steel edge would be more appropriate. But I'm also concerned about potential damage to my...