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TToo many Kubotas replied to the thread Rear Finish Mower How to narrow a three-point attachment arms.There has to be a dozen simple ways to fix this issue. With the parts being bolted on and easily removable the choices are nearly...
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TToo many Kubotas reacted to WranglerX's post in the thread Rear Finish Mower How to narrow a three-point attachment arms with
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IF you are talking the two bolt on arms, get them off get them to a anvil and a sledge hammer.... If heat needed a make shift forge... -
TToo many Kubotas reacted to Sportsman762's post in the thread Rear Finish Mower How to narrow a three-point attachment arms with Good Post.
Why do you not switch the arms. This would make them bend in vs out. If your lifting the mower and carrying it much it could spread...
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TToo many Kubotas replied to the thread Putting a 2.75" hardened steel pipe on rear blade for plowing in soft conditions?.Ah, you're up a bit over Edgewood proper, which I'm sure helps. Anyway, "hot" is relative and to me 80 is about the max I want to be...
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TToo many Kubotas reacted to jyoutz's post in the thread Putting a 2.75" hardened steel pipe on rear blade for plowing in soft conditions? with Good Post.
It does work better with drier snow and you have to angle the blade to kick it to the side. I don’t think there’s any snow removal...
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TToo many Kubotas reacted to In.the.Piñons's post in the thread Putting a 2.75" hardened steel pipe on rear blade for plowing in soft conditions? with Good Post.
With my roller coaster of a road, it would make my job 10 times easier if I could just drop the blade (float) and go. On a flat road, I...
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TToo many Kubotas reacted to jyoutz's post in the thread Putting a 2.75" hardened steel pipe on rear blade for plowing in soft conditions? with Good Post.
The hottest month in Edgewood is June, where temperatures can get into the mid 90s. In July -August temperatures fluctuate between the...
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TToo many Kubotas reacted to In.the.Piñons's post in the thread Putting a 2.75" hardened steel pipe on rear blade for plowing in soft conditions? with Good Post.
OK, thanks for correction. The guy selling it told me it was "tool grade" hardened steel. I guess for $35 I can't complain though!
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TToo many Kubotas reacted to In.the.Piñons's post in the thread Putting a 2.75" hardened steel pipe on rear blade for plowing in soft conditions? with Good Post.
Thanks, I can't wait to get this WR Long kit so I can adjust most everything on this blade from inside the cab. Last year we got 20...
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TNope. My MH has a 150G diesel tank, no discount anywhere. Most semi power units saddle tanks hold 150G ea., and some extended units have...
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TToo many Kubotas replied to the thread Kioti vs Kubota Quality - No Empirical Evidence.It's probably a better setup overall, but with two Kubotas with the fore-aft pedal and not much time on the Kioti's 2-pedal I still...
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TToo many Kubotas replied to the thread Putting a 2.75" hardened steel pipe on rear blade for plowing in soft conditions?.Wow, that's nice! I looked it up on some sort of "average temp/rain/snow" site called Weather Spark. Lots of fancy charts and curves...
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TToo many Kubotas reacted to jyoutz's post in the thread Putting a 2.75" hardened steel pipe on rear blade for plowing in soft conditions? with Good Post.
We have had over 3’ of snow in one storm, many 18” and typically 12” storms. I don’t know who told you that we don’t get snow. We do...
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TToo many Kubotas replied to the thread grader blade size?.My landplane has angled blades, and when using a regular blade I run it at an angle. Creating a crown with a box blade sounds like work...
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TToo many Kubotas replied to the thread Putting a 2.75" hardened steel pipe on rear blade for plowing in soft conditions?.And I suspect I know why. Looked at property near Edgewood last week, then checked the climate around there...you don't get any snow...