Jul 9, 2024 / Grill guards #1 oosik Epic Contributor Joined Aug 22, 2012 Messages 20,344 Location AMBER, WA Tractor 2009 Kubota M6040 So many getting new grapples. I think we should show them what we have done to protect our grill, radiator and battery. Post a picture of your grill guard. Last edited: Jul 9, 2024
So many getting new grapples. I think we should show them what we have done to protect our grill, radiator and battery. Post a picture of your grill guard.
Jul 9, 2024 / Grill guards Thread Starter #2 OP oosik Epic Contributor Joined Aug 22, 2012 Messages 20,344 Location AMBER, WA Tractor 2009 Kubota M6040 This is on my Kubota M6040. The top folds forward - at the middle - so the hood will open.
Jul 9, 2024 / Grill guards #3 Sprinkler Fitter Gold Member Joined Mar 8, 2023 Messages 388 Location Central Minnesota Tractor John Deere 2032R About $40 to make this for my 2032R. Even saved my hood once already I think.
Jul 9, 2024 / Grill guards #4 David in KY Silver Member Joined Aug 12, 2022 Messages 108 Location Northern Kentucky Tractor Kioti RX6620 This is a 511 Designs grill guard on my Kioti RX6620. It is made from heavy gauge steel and I'm impressed with the fit and finish.
This is a 511 Designs grill guard on my Kioti RX6620. It is made from heavy gauge steel and I'm impressed with the fit and finish.
Jul 10, 2024 / Grill guards #5 RjCorazza Elite Member Joined Apr 6, 2000 Messages 3,767 Location Maryland Tractor Kubota L4060 Cab, ZD1211, ZD326 I also have a 511 grill on my Kubota L4060, but only after ramming something through the expensive OEM grill. It came with stainless hardware, and I take it off every winter for 0400h snowplowing.
I also have a 511 grill on my Kubota L4060, but only after ramming something through the expensive OEM grill. It came with stainless hardware, and I take it off every winter for 0400h snowplowing.
Jul 10, 2024 / Grill guards #6 Gordon Gould Super Member Joined Apr 1, 2007 Messages 6,577 Location NorthEastern, VT Tractor Kubota L3010DT, Kubota M5640SUD, Dresser TD7G Dozer On my M5640 woods tractor. gg
Jul 10, 2024 / Grill guards #7 JCoastie Platinum Member Joined Aug 29, 2020 Messages 826 Location Coastal AL Tractor LS MT240HE Should have used heavier expanded metal, it's all bent up these days. Still intact, but bent. Attachments Auger_New4.jpg 780.1 KB · Views: 194
Should have used heavier expanded metal, it's all bent up these days. Still intact, but bent. Attachments Auger_New4.jpg 780.1 KB · Views: 194
Jul 10, 2024 / Grill guards #8 David in KY Silver Member Joined Aug 12, 2022 Messages 108 Location Northern Kentucky Tractor Kioti RX6620 JCoastie said: Should have used heavier expanded metal, it's all bent up these days. Still intact, but bent. View attachment 879422 Attachments Auger_New4.jpg 780.1 KB · Views: 194 Click to expand... Which is a testament to the importance of having a grill guard. Good job on yours, but yes use heavy gauge expanded metal next time. My first 'incident' involved a tree stump that shifted, and would have smashed my head lights for sure, without a grill guard in place.
JCoastie said: Should have used heavier expanded metal, it's all bent up these days. Still intact, but bent. View attachment 879422 Attachments Auger_New4.jpg 780.1 KB · Views: 194 Click to expand... Which is a testament to the importance of having a grill guard. Good job on yours, but yes use heavy gauge expanded metal next time. My first 'incident' involved a tree stump that shifted, and would have smashed my head lights for sure, without a grill guard in place.
Jul 10, 2024 / Grill guards #9 George2615 Super Member Joined Feb 28, 2005 Messages 8,627 Location Central Square, NY Tractor LS XR3037HC Here's mine
Jul 10, 2024 / Grill guards #10 TractorTYMe Veteran Member Joined Jul 8, 2020 Messages 1,421 Location Flathead County, Montana Tractor TYM T474 HST Just expanded metal guard