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Your dog peed on your tool box :)

[thank, you for you're video.👍 just, bought a case ck. 530 diesel Backhoe. never operated a Backhoe ever. I've. always wanted one. now I've. got one. now, I just need to start learning how to operate it.]👍

FYI check out the notes in the manual for the front axel grease fitting. All Kubotas i have worked with have a breather port bolt to remove first, then grease that zerk until grease flows out of the breather port.

Why wouldn’t these fit every compact tractor?

Patience and technique. I dig out two huge maple stumps with my L2501/BH77 and couldn’t be happier with my machine. Both trees were over 30” across the butts and I had to block and tackle the stumps out of the holes because they clearly outweighed my machine. Once out of the holes I couldn’t lift one side with FEL but I could spin them with the BH. I did break a BH pin but it must have been a defective pin 😂

I replaced my bx23x with the 3901 (2015) after i was done with landscaping. Was hesitating between the 3901 and the 4701 and the mx5200. With 150acr maple syrup bush....weight is a factor on April spring mud festival. As you can see...i dont know much about tractor!

The turnbuckles are junk , they are barely good enoigh for the tony lawnmower sized Kubotas, and the Telescopic ones is a downgrade also because they WILL hit your tires on any incline or turn without $500 wheel spacers. This isnt a mod at all its just another bad product by Kubota. My 70 year old Moline has better setup than anything Kubota offers. Stop letting idiots design tractors!

Thanks!

For 7 going on 8 years having a 1025r with a backhoe. The lil machine has done a good job for me so far. For bigger jobs got dads 1974 JD 410 backhoe. Been plenty of times the smaller backhoe was ideal an others where dads full size filled the bill.

What size bucket is on your backhoe in this video?

Cry baby like his generation lol

You talked about one of your previous videos how the Kubota moves around a lot when you’re using the backhoe one of the reason for this is you gotta get all of the wheels off the ground so use your front bucket lift up the entire front end tires and then put down your rear supports of the backhoe to lift the rear tires off the ground and your Kubota won’t move around nearly as much, so basically lifting all four tires off the ground you use it

What is the recommended bucket size for rough terrain? 12 inches?

Go on the back side you have a root on the back side..

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That is some thick stuff! Lucky there are few rocks but you have to run into some metal now and then??

Been there, done that. I found an abandoned septic field and I broke though the crust that was hiding under the grass.

How do you even do that!?

What's this ?

Welcome to new Chanel good im very happy

Thanks for the video...Have to use a higher cut because the brush is out of control ;-(

I live in Connecticut where we have rocks. Lots of rocks from golf ball size to boulders and ledge. Can this be used where the blades will inevitably hit rocks?

That things bad ass. Does the work of 3 people!

It’d be interesting to know exactly how long it took to dig this thing up. I’ve got about 230 of stumps half this size but I may just rent a stump grinder instead of paying for a 11,000 back how attachment.

I need that for my ranch! great work! stay safe!

Wow slow moving sign I’d never buy a Kubota

I have one, be sure you have a great service center. My BH77 had faulty oil pump from factory. Kubota gave me 1 year additional warranty for my problems. Compare cost to purchase over cost of renting, you can rent a lot for $10,000 .00 and won't have repair bills if something breaks. I have used this to remove over 100 stumps, between 10 to 24 inches, and dig drain field. Not much use, 4 weeks of work but getting good use from it. Lines leaked, pump failure, lost time because repair can only be done with it attached to tractor, so your without tractor and backhoe for duration of repairs. This adds hours to your tractor and backhoe, repairs require testing and use of this equipment so trust your service center.

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I have the B2650 with that backhoe and I love it! I use it to lift things in and out of my truck ,like a generator. I've dug trenches and removing huge tree stumps by spinning them out of the hole when they are too heavy to pick up. I've removed rocks and buried huge rocks. I use it to hold up logs for cutting with the thumb and it can pull you out of places if you get stuck and the stabilizers can lift up the rear for adding tire chains. I only take it off for snowplowing because it is a bit heavy and takes away steering traction on ice but I do drive more responsibly without it because it's my security blanket if I get stuck in a ditch. I love this thing!!!

The Truth is...All the small tractors are just too small and under powered unless digging in sand. My advice is to buy an older used backhoe over 60hp cheap. Then have your small tractor for other small jobs. Plus, the old backhoe with be able to carry logs, and do heavy jobs. That's what I'm doing

You prefer cat or takeuchi machines more?

No one cares

Nice job! I drilled some drain holes in the bottom and glued a piece of screen over them to keep the mud wasps out.

Don’t use whatever grease you would like. The manual says to use a high-quality grease designating extreme pressure and containing Molybdenum disulfide. This grease may specify Molly EP on its label. Kubota high performance Molly lithium all purpose, heavy duty grease is a good choice.

What is the actual clearance on this with the BH & subframe? I can’t seem to find a spec on that, but am looking at a Deere vs. a Kubota right now and the Deere clearance was a bit disappointing at about 7”. If this is around there, then I guess it’s a level playing field. Not sure it’ll even be an issue, but trying to at least know what I’m getting into. Thanks!

Had to adjust mine last night on my Kubota L2501..............I'm definitely going to be replacing them ASAP!...The sway of the 3-point while hauling hay bales was bending the mounting tabs on my two 3-point Hay Spikes.

Our dealers want $12400 for the BH77 backhoe with subframe. I can buy an Ansung (same specs and color for $8000 out the door. I can buy a WoodMaxx 8ft for $6500. My point is Kubota is way overpriced. I can save $5-6,000 buying after-market. My first Kubota and I am already tired of their OVER-PRICED accessories.

L4802 owner with grapple, bucket, forks, and backhoe. 80 acres of heavy forest, it’s perfect.

Can you imagine if that spinning auger got caught in the fence and pulled the fence forward and the kid and his mother were thrown into that spinning auger. That is very dangerous what you did pal. The spinning auger was six inches away from the fence, six inches away from some massive injuries to your family. Were you thinking about safety at all.

What are you going to show us for a chainsaw holder? Is one coming?

Great review. Thanks!

After watching you back fill the hole a am so glad I went with the Manual Trans on my 2501 , I personally just hate the hydro whine and having to rev the engine to make it perform. To each his own. Good quality video though

I have the same thing , and I found that the Back Hoe seat can be adjusted up a little, which makes it a little more comfortable . I like mine also.

Cotty, I'm 80 so be patient. How to I get that plastic tube covering the PTO shaft so I can grease the PTO & the u joints. Thanks

I’m thinking about the L3902. You think it would dig decently with teeth on the loader bucket? I want to use it with a loader and a box grader for site work. Maybe a few jobs per year. Price of track loaders has gotten out of hand and I don’t want someone else’s used garbage. Sick of working on broken crap the older I get.

Thanks for the vid. Good idea. I would like to go for a hydraulic toplink on my L2850DT. Any hints for the valve and hydraulics to pick up? Regards Heinz

I have the L35 Kubota with BT900 hoe and 720 loader, it's a great machine, almost 12 foot reach and all the power I've needed.

I NEED a right hand grip!! DAMN!!

So do you set the top link about halfway through the travel to allow max flex up and down?