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I decided to go straight to the source and gave Horst a call. They tell me that in 2007, the year my plow was manufactured, it was standard to produce the SB200096 with fixed shoes as are seen in the photos I sent. They do not have a standard "conversion" kit to go to the adjustable shoes but...

well, that seemed to work - the picture with the orange bucket it the background is taken from behind the plow looking forward....the other is of the ID plate.. let me try one more looking at the bottom of the foot.......

I have a Kubota L5030HSTC and am debating between two snowplows: a 90" Worksaver with hydraulic angle and a 96" HLA with hydraulic angle. Both are used. The worksaver is about 4 years old and the HLA about 10 years old. I would appreciate any comments on how they compare and which you would...

I have seen modified hydraulic couplers - or perhaps they should be called coupler grips that can be used to make it easier to disconnect and reconnect hydraulic couplers it tight quarters - like the rear hydraulics at the side of the cab - These were very clever - sort of a curved grip, that...

Somewhere I have seen some hydraulic couplers that take the place of standard couplers (for example on the rear of my Kubota L5030). The new style couplers had a longer more "user friendly" neck so that it was much easier to hold them and retract the ring that frees up the detent balls so that...

I have a L5030 HSTC with an ANBO grapple mounted n the front -- attached to the "skid steer" plate. I have a recurring problem that when I try to rake in reverse with the grapple it seems quite easy to run into a problem. As soon as I dig in with the grapple the pins (the vertical pins on the...

I thought I read somewhere on this forum that it is not recommended to fill the rear tires on a Kubota cab tractor. Can anyone comment on this? Is this just me not remembering correctly or is this a fact. If it is true, can you tell me what the problem would be? Thanks

I am trying to make a final decision about one or the other of these used tractors - both with about 150 hours - both in excellent condition as far as I can tell. They are also similar in equipment FEL, rear hyd etc. I do a mix of bush hogging, loader work, snow blowing (rear) general farm...

Well, It's been a long time since I bought a new tractor - I think the last was a IH Hydro 84 - but I am now considering a TYM 603, Would appreciate any comments you can offer as to quality and likely pricing with FEL. It's not only easier to buy a car -- its cheaper !!