wheels throwing mudd

DAP · Dec 24, 2001

Frankly, I'm ashamed of all you TBN vets. This simple problem's simple solution should have been covered by ALL OF YOU!

.... drive backwards all the time!

Doug

Westbilly · Dec 24, 2001

I consider slinging mud a manly thing. You should be PROUD!

2410 FEL LA352

Thomas · Dec 24, 2001

Can't do that during mud season or on ice up in these parts./w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif..yikes.

Thomas..NH /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

Robert_in_NY · Dec 24, 2001

Doesn't Kubota offer front fenders for your tractor. I know just about every other company does for the utility tractors on up which will help out a lot.

Robert Turk Jr.
Whitetail Splendor Deer Farms
Silver Creek, NY

art · Dec 24, 2001

It is a shame, but for where the compact tractors are today that no company builds front fenders for there tractors like on the larger farm tractors. The back tires are equally left open when we widen them out. Some manufacturers offer the europeon fender kits if you can find the part numbers and they are available. There again they still are for 40 pto horsepower farm tractors and larger as they often use there tractors on the highway as trucks. I do know that on the big tractors there are different loaders that restrict the turning of the wheels so part of it might be the room.

accordionman · Dec 24, 2001

HELLO TO ALL,
i am looking at fenders, for the front tires. but i have not found any that
are the proper size. it would be simple to mount one on the side that has the
steering arm on it, but there is nothing on the other side, and i am afraid to drill,
and tap any holes until i can find out what i am drilling into.
accordionman
william l. brown

Thomas · Dec 24, 2001

Can the bracket be welded to the tractor frame?
Last year at the North Haverhill fair,a tractor owner had plexiglass front fenders which were shaped,he welded the bracket to the frame of the tractor,than shape the flat stock iron inside the lenght of the fender{support} and bolt it to the bracket.

Thomas..NH /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

RobertN · Dec 25, 2001

Look at a trailer or rv supply/repair shop. They'll have fenders. They might also have some generic brackets that could be modified to work on your tractor.

RobertN in Shingle Springs Calif