Yes sir.. the quick connect for the front was a must have,
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Tractor…to HST or Gear
- Thread starter joel2000
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Yes to both. Forks are useful for all kinds of things, too.
Already had forks so didn’t need. Left over from a Takeuchi I sold some years back. Forks are a must have too for me.
I had both and only had issues out of the HST. Not big money issues but issues none the less. No complaints on either. Kubota makes a tough machine.
Delivered today.. I appreciate everyone’s input. It really helped me take a direction and once I operated one I was sold.
I was today,lol… ran it around for thirty minutes or more doing nothing but playing with the bucket and s**t
👍have no doubt you will be happy
Congrats. Should be a good tractor. If you've never owned a new tractor, don't get discouraged. It'll start pulling better after about 50hrs. By 200, you'll be able to do some pretty good work with it. Also add about 1gal of antifreeze and fill the rest with water to the rear tires. Turn the valve stem to the top of the wheel to add the most weight. You'll get a lot better traction that way. You'll be glad you did
Yea, semi accustom to breakin on new tractors but has been a few years. We have 2- 3910 fords on the farm in Blairsville that share all the farm duties.
This one was for work here and around Atlanta that I do. Rear tire ballast was done by Mason Tractor before delivery. Both the Fords are gear tractors so this Kubota HST is a different animal to me but it’s a smooth puller.
