Joeinindy
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Congrats on the new Kubota! After two months of owning my L3410HST I can't say enough good about it. Like you I checked out the other colors and they didn't seem to stack up to orange.
Still orange!
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Boondox
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Check out the blade at http://www.landpride.com/lp/products/rb35_specs.html
Von
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From the photos it looks like you can add hydro to just do the offset, which is 12" either way.
States nothing about angle with hydro. I hope you are getting what you asked for and not just the offset.
States nothing about angle with hydro. I hope you are getting what you asked for and not just the offset.
JiminMI
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Congrats on your new baby! I have the same basic L3010 but no rear blade..maybe next year, need a post hole thingy first....It's really tuff waiting.....you'd think I was 6 years old waiting for Christmas....
I understand what your going through....It's worth it....It's worth it...It's worth it....(keep saying it)..
Jim
I understand what your going through....It's worth it....It's worth it...It's worth it....(keep saying it)..
Jim
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Nope. This is not the offset adjustment (though that would be handy, too!). It angles right and left. Not sure of the degree of the angle...definitely at least 30 degrees, but maybe not the full 45. With all the snow I have to move, I can live with 30 degrees. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif
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Thanks! Last night my poor little 1750 got a real workout trying to rearrange several tons of wet snow! My driveway is shrinking as the stuff piles up along the edges. Some of those piles are eight feet tall now and look like highway ramps. Sure is gonna take a while to melt.
Pete
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ronjhall
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Pete, With all the snow you have up there. Steve may not be able to deliver your new tractor. I would sure be glad to give him my address for delivery. You can come and pick it up when the snow melts. /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
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Nice try, but I sent him a set of skidder chains. That tractor will be able to climb trees now! Besides, with over three weeks of vacation time on the books, I'm ready to drive it home from Carolina myself!
I spent two hours clearing the driveways of snow with my trusty little B1750...wondering how much more efficient it will be with that new tractor and all that mass, the wider bucket, the longer blade with 30% more height in the moldboard. That will be my first task. I have several mountains of snow to move. Just think of all that loader practice!
Pete
I spent two hours clearing the driveways of snow with my trusty little B1750...wondering how much more efficient it will be with that new tractor and all that mass, the wider bucket, the longer blade with 30% more height in the moldboard. That will be my first task. I have several mountains of snow to move. Just think of all that loader practice!
Pete
ronjhall
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Pete, I'm sure you will get lots of practice. It would be nice to see a picture of your rear blade when you get it. I have the same model. Would like to put it on my list of tractor projects.
