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Just thought I'd let everyone know, website has been updated today with more pics. Kind of simple right now, but I'm learning.

Somebody must be watching, because there were 10 hits on it while I was updating it!

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Maybe Kubota could use some your pictures on their web site.

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A man after my own heart, 4 grade 5 bolts and a 1/2" thick steel bracket to hold a single worklight......

I bet it pretty steady though.....

Good job.

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Gold anodizing matched nicely. Yes, quite stable. I could lift the entire tractor, FEL, deck, catcher, trailer with snowblower on it by those brackets!

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We don't usually see enough snow around here to have people buy blowers, so I have a dumb question.

I see a drive shaft into the blower, but where does it attach to the tractor?

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The mid PTO... the same place you run a mid mount mower.

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So a 90 degree turning gear and away it goes...

Thanks.

I thought they could do that or go all the way to the rear, and just use a straight gear or belt or...

I'm sure shorter is better in this case.

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Av8r's #5 picture is a good view of an over inflated rear tire. I know, I know, it is an unloaded tractor, but it shows what to look for in a tire imprint/profile.

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I was looking at the site he linked to, I didn't realize he put them here as well. Much more convenient.

Those tires look a little too new. Still have all the fuzzy nubbs, and its way too clean. My tires were muddy before the ink on the check was dry.

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JParker, how is the hitch working out for you? Have you used it yet?

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Just thought I'd let everyone know, website has been updated today with more pics. Kind of simple right now, but I'm learning. Somebody must be watching, because there were 10 hits on it while I was updating it! Link below.

Maybe Kubota could use some your pictures on their web site. Thanks,

A man after my own heart, 4 grade 5 bolts and a 1/2" thick steel bracket to hold a single worklight...... I bet it pretty steady though..... Good job. Best of luck.

Gold anodizing matched nicely. Yes, quite stable. I could lift the entire tractor, FEL, deck, catcher, trailer with snowblower on it by those brackets!

We don't usually see enough snow around here to have people buy blowers, so I have a dumb question. I see a drive shaft into the blower, but where does it attach to the tractor? Great pictures. - JP

The mid PTO... the same place you run a mid mount mower.

So a 90 degree turning gear and away it goes... Thanks. I thought they could do that or go all the way to the rear, and just use a straight gear or belt or... I'm sure shorter is better in this case.

Av8r's #5 picture is a good view of an over inflated rear tire. I know, I know, it is an unloaded tractor, but it shows what to look for in a tire imprint/profile. Nice Pics.

I was looking at the site he linked to, I didn't realize he put them here as well. Much more convenient. Those tires look a little too new. Still have all the fuzzy nubbs, and its way too clean. My tires were muddy before the ink on the check was dry.

JParker, how is the hitch working out for you? Have you used it yet?

Just thought I'd let everyone know, website has been updated today with more pics. Kind of simple right now, but I'm learning.

Somebody must be watching, because there were 10 hits on it while I was updating it!

Link below.

Maybe Kubota could use some your pictures on their web site.

Thanks,

A man after my own heart, 4 grade 5 bolts and a 1/2" thick steel bracket to hold a single worklight......

I bet it pretty steady though.....

Good job.

Best of luck.

We don't usually see enough snow around here to have people buy blowers, so I have a dumb question.

I see a drive shaft into the blower, but where does it attach to the tractor?

Great pictures.

- JP

So a 90 degree turning gear and away it goes...

Thanks.

I thought they could do that or go all the way to the rear, and just use a straight gear or belt or...

I'm sure shorter is better in this case.

Av8r's #5 picture is a good view of an over inflated rear tire. I know, I know, it is an unloaded tractor, but it shows what to look for in a tire imprint/profile.

Nice Pics.

I was looking at the site he linked to, I didn't realize he put them here as well. Much more convenient.

Those tires look a little too new. Still have all the fuzzy nubbs, and its way too clean. My tires were muddy before the ink on the check was dry.