Recent content by confused8122

If you are looking at new kubota, I recommend not buying In Marquette. Looking is fine. You will get much better service and prices from beaver machine in Wisconsin. Or ginop sales in lower Michigan. If buying Kubota its worth the extra travel. I highly recommend Ginop sales. Nick

In my opinion, torsion is just as tuff. But, they are not self leveling ( not the correct term) In off road situations, a bump or a hole, one tire might be in the air, overlaloading the other. Not as likely with a standard spring setup.

The carburator, I just replaced the one on my jd gator with a cheap Amazon one. Works perfect. The transmission, engine idle speed needs to be lower. So it needs to be running good, or the lower idle will stall. Mine is pretty rough looking, but it was cheap

Again, hazmat probably not needed. Copied straight from your link. What is a Hazmat Endorsement? The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) sets forth the requirements for commercial motor vehicles, the companies that own them, and the drivers that operate them. FMCSA defines “an...

One option for long term parking is to chock wheels, then cage brakes. It takes some time and planning, but way better than trying to figure out how to unstick rusted drum brakes.

It must be different here. We called the propane company, they came and installed a tank, lines and regulator. Upto 30 feet of line was included, no charge for all this. We have a smaller tank, 320 gallons. As long as we buy 320 gallons in a year from them, there is no rental fee. If we don't...

Swollen or stuck? Swollen means finding a socket to fit. Not always easy. And then new nuts Stuck? Put a good deep impact socket on. Swing a large hammer(sledge) as hard as you dare, hitting the socket into the wheel. Use care to not miss and hit wheel. A few hits, then use impact wrench...

Thanks, I am really liking the tractor. Chatham? We might as well be neighbors. I'm in Rumely. This is our second winter here, but I don't think last winter counts. We only moved from around harvey, but the snow and wind are so different. Just still learning the best way to handle snow and drifting.

How far from grand rapids? I'm 3 hours nw of the bridge. I do make it to gr a couple times a year. If I haven't found one before I head down there next, I'll send you a message

Yup. The front mount came as a package with the tractor. It's now listed on Facebook for sale. I hope it goes goodbye. It's great, but really eliminates using the loader. I picked up the Kubota blower, added the hydraulic deflector, and just added a second remote on the tractor to operate it. I...

The box at the rear(right) rotates to allow driving over, then flips up, and connects to draw bar and pto

Yes. Rear pto powered. Pretty neat setup, just not for me

Location, size, price?

Upgraded from a l3600 open station, with 68" rear blower. Got a m7040 cab with front 84" blower. Upgraded to rear mount 84". The cab is great. Driving forward was good, but I need the loader at least once a week.

Any new thoughts on your blower after using it a few times? I am looking at buying I think the same blower, to go on a m7040. Any ideas on adding the chute deflector?