Best ad ons for a B series?

[donn12]

So far I would not want to be without my QA buckets and forks. Yesterday I switched 4 times moving gravel, 6x6s and digging. BTW the 60" bucket is great for gravel - no problem when full. I would not want to do this without the backhoe on though.
The other item I added which I love are the rear wheel spacers. Makes a HUGE difference in feel. To use my spreader I end up going across a decent slope and the B2920 feels more stable than my BX24 did (which also had spacers).
Anything else?

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

So far I would not want to be without my QA buckets and forks. Yesterday I switched 4 times moving gravel, 6x6s and digging. BTW the 60" bucket is great for gravel - no problem when full. I would not want to do this without the backhoe on though.
The other item I added which I love are the rear wheel spacers. Makes a HUGE difference in feel. To use my spreader I end up going across a decent slope and the B2920 feels more stable than my BX24 did (which also had spacers).
Anything else?

RatchetRake and Ferguson Overseeder.

 

[niemeyjt]

Telescopic stabilisers in lieu of turnbuckles on TPL.

J

 

[keerym]

Kubota doesn't list a quick attach for the B2920 in their builder program online. They list one for the B3200, but not for any of the smaller B models. Is this a Kubota option/attachment that just isn't listed in the builder program? Deere offers Q/A standard all the way down to the sub-compact size loaders. I'd like to throw a set of forks on for moving logs around at our cabin.

 

[art]

When the Quick attachment plates move the load out further and add more weight it means the attachments might cut the load carrying ability below what might be needed.

Some of the manufacturers have devised there own systems which keeps the customer coming back because there is only one manufactuer building them!

 

[kuboman]

Kubota doesn't list a quick attach for the B2920 in their builder program online. They list one for the B3200, but not for any of the smaller B models. Is this a Kubota option/attachment that just isn't listed in the builder program? Deere offers Q/A standard all the way down to the sub-compact size loaders. I'd like to throw a set of forks on for moving logs around at our cabin.

I believe the attachment points for the 2920 loader are the same as the 3200 so the QA would work fine on your loader.:thumbsup:

 

[ChuckinNH]

I believe the attachment points for the 2920 loader are the same as the 3200 so the QA would work fine on your loader.:thumbsup:

Yes, several of us here have purchased the B3200 QA to use on our smaller B tractors, and the QA works just fine!

 

[magicheater]

And of course you all know what I like to have.:thumbsup:

 

[Lindy]

I have a B3030. Even though it came with extendible links, I really like the Pats Easy Change "slide-ins" I purchased for it. I find it much easier to hook up implements with the PECS than with the extendible links (let alone what it must be like with normal, non-extendible lower links).

The PECS replace the standard "slideable" links that come on the tractor. Slide the old ones out, slide the PECS in and you're good to go.

One nice thing about the slide-ins vs the regular PECS -- they don't increase the distance between the tractor and the implement. ie. no need to worry about changing the length of any PTO shafts.

 

[newbury]

Anything else?

Backhoe w/ thumb