*New* Kubota LA435 Swift-Tach loader for B-series tractors
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A total of 3 minute to remove and reinstall the loader and you we're talking and taking your time. I think Kubota has the edge!
Great video Neil!
Keep on tractoring!
I don't live close to Messicks, however I purchase parts for my B3350 there. Always, helpful, fast and courteous. Thanks. Messicks.
2 years later.... I finally got the LA435 installed. I also just installed the OEM 3rd function kit and will be looking for a grapple next. Thank you for these informative videos.
Now that's convenient !! I remember when this was only available on one specific bx model, glad this is now available on more models. The more user friendly these machines become, that better I like them. Thanks for another great video !
Looks awesome! I need this for my b2650. I like the the quick disconnect feature of the bucket. I plan on getting this loader in the future!😍😜😲
Neil, I have the other Orange, but have learned more about my tractor from you than any other source. Thanks a bunch. I gotta admit, Kubota leads the way in innovation. I like to take the loader off my brand x that competes with the l3901 to do maintenance. I love that quick release from Kubota. That is awesome. I couldn'y help but notice the R14 tires. You have me interested in them too. Great video. BTW, your cousin or brother gave you a run for your money on being the tractor rock star on the hay rake video. Better watch your back son!
WOW... Nice feature.. and the self leveling is great
Nice machine and I like the quick release loader 👍
Love your videos so much I just bought a new B2401 at a local dealer thanks for all your information helps a lot.
How do you like it? I'm considering a B2401 or B2601 & the gear drive is intriguing.
Wish you guys were in or close to NH!
Just the corner of NY state separating y'all. Looks fairly close to me. LOL. If I were in NH, I'd defintely make the trip!
Awesome! I HAVE worked with he loaders of years past... YEAH! Not easy!
These are great. Wonderful new option
Wow, that is cool, great job!
I like the Swift-Tach loader on the bx it is even better on the B series. I want a b2601hst even more👍
that's fantastic 👍🏽
very similar to the bx 80 series loader. Very nice!
Just purchased this exact tractor and loader. Videos make it look so easy. I however, am having a hell of a time getting the loader off without the loader arms wanting to drop onto the front tires. I’m certain the jacks are collapsing too much and all the weight tips backwards towards the machine. Not balanced. The manual says the jacks are adjustable but the illustration is hard to understand. Is there a video on this?
Big shout out to Justin from the sales team for helping me with my Messicks BX purchase that is all approved and will be delivered soon. Keep the videos coming, you do a great job!
Gotta find a way to do some video with you.
Messick's Yes that would be great and I would love to see the facility you guys have. I’m a good 3 hrs away so not sure a weekday visit is in the cards. But a Saturday visit I’m good to go.
I'd love to talk to Neil as I'm a new tractor buyer. How do I go about reaching him personally and what store is he at? I'm in New Jersey. Thanks! Keep the awesome videos coming!
I know it's been a while but this is a great video. I bought the same tractor and loader about a year ago. I love it, but I'm having a hard time getting the hydraulic quick connect, connected. I shut off the engine and cycle the loader joystick to relieve pressure before removing the loader. But when I go to reattach it, I can't rotate the handle to connect the fittings. I've tried with the engine running and with it shut off. It's like there is pressure on the connectors and it just won't lock. After wrestling with it, I've so far been able to get it to lock, but it takes more time and effort than taking the rest of the loader off and back on. Any thoughts on what I'm doing wrong or what may be going on? Thanks again for this and all the other videos you've made. Thanks, Ed.
We need this for the standard L series LA525 loader!!!!
Boy howdy! That there's slick as snot on a goat's glass eye!
But they could still add a hydraulic SSQA.
And what happens with the fancy 4 barrel hydraulic block thing if you add a third function? Is there a 6 barrel version? Or do you have two manual connections then? (Or an electrical connection, depending.)
On the BX there is a 3rd function diverter with only an electrical line, I'd guess with time you will see that here. Currently you would need to disconnect hydraulic lines.
Self-leveling is mandatory for all loaders in Australia, it's a great thing that it's making its way into the US market.
Very nice. Love every aspect you demonstrated, Neil. Single point connector, Self leveling kit, and the mechanism for removing the loader.
One question (remember, Kubota novice here), Which tractors does this loader fit? Do the 2650/3350 use it, or only the B2601?
2301\2601
@@MessicksEquip what about a 2620?
Hello I have this loader. The support legs stick when you release the handle on step one. Meaning the supports won't come down after you roll the bucket back up. I actually havto get out bump them a little then they release. A little annoying but have you run into this yet?
Dang that looks easy.
Will the swifttach hydraulic coupler work with third function?
Does this loader have a bucket level indicator, like a starting point on the ground for self leveling?
wow, just that easy... but does it require the right turn signal to be on?
Is that hydraulic coupler available just by it self so it can be used to retrofit on a older b Series?
Great informational video. My question is when you reattach the hydraulic lines, you didn't say anything about the "red" button? Does it automatically go back in? Again your company has educated me in tractors and implements and when I buy Your videos have a direct impact!
Yea, it locks on its own
Nice!!
Great vid
hi neil from scotland. have you seen the stihl ms 500 chainsaw
very cool
Hi Neil how much do B 26 Package deal cost
With the self-leveling bucket, can you still manually curl back? I know it is great for pallet forks but when trying to get a full bucket of material it seems the bucket staying level would cause heaped loads to spill out.
Yes you can manually curl back. have their pros and cons
Wondering if the quick release hydro hose system is available for retro fit the older , 2012 B2620 tractors. Thanks. Nice video.
No, can't go backwards
What does this loader plus the bucket weigh
What’s the total length of the B2601 with LA435 and a rear 3 point snowblower? Thanks
Your turn signal's on. :D 5:20
Would this fit a 2017 B-series? I have the older loader on my b2601. I don't think the tractors have changed, but I'm not sure.
the hydraulic manifold is included on a B2601-1 packaging of the tractor. I would guess it could be done by buying the parts that are different. You can also swap the loader manifold for pioneer couplers an have the improved release and parking stand and not the single-lever hydraulics.
Nice
Can I add the quick connect to a b2920
Neil, looking to get a loader for my B2320. Would it be possible to attach this loader to it? I know I would have to get the single lever coupler manifold and I’m ok with that. Just don’t know if the the sub frame will bolt up. The quick attach loader and SSQA is a really need for me but I love my direct drive transmission and don’t want to upgrade to a HST model right now.
A Guy With A Tractor , I would like a SSQA for the LA304 on my B2320 also. I see folks using the SSQA from the LA534 (part 7J056-36103).
Neil, is this an option for us B20 series owners?
Can't say for sure, but its likely
Does the LA435 come in a non-self-leveling version? I will be using the front loader mainly to move aggregate. Thank you!
Yes, that's standard
Neil just got a b2601 with la435 quad coupler but it leaks, did kubota come out with a new coupler to stop the leaking?
If you can, make sure there is no pressure in the lines when you connect it and the couplers are clean. If this is the case, there is a chance you may need the couplers replaced. We've seen some where the machining is not dead on, Kubota will warranty a new set. A few drops is normal, any persistent leak is not.
Any idea whether an LA435 loader would fit on the loader subframe from previous years? Got a 2017 with a 434, wondering whether I’d have to swap subframes to switch to the new loader.
No, several differences.
Aw darn. Thanks.
Is this compatible with a b2320?
Sorry to be obtuse but how do I find out more about the self-leveling kit for a B2601 with a LA435 loader? I'm having trouble finding it in your links list.
Our team of parts technicians available at 877-260-3528 would be able to get you the right parts.
Would you recommend a 54 or 60 inch bucket for a b2301?
60
Is there going to be a version of this for the larger B's? LA525?
not today, but it would not be surprising to see the trend continue.
Neil, why don't you use New Hollands to demonstrate your point sometimes. I really like the points you make but I'm getting tired of 'Bota orange. How about some BLUE tractors? sdh in the Tobacco Valley of CT
Some coming up
Will this swift-tach loader work with the bx23s ?
It has one, yes.
Thank you for your quick reply. I can't tell you how much I appreciate your videos and all that I have learned from them as a newbie hobby farmer. The dilemma I have with the BX23S is will I regret not getting an L3901 because of the power difference. I have been struggling with this decision for many months. Staring at both quotes and weighing the pros and cons. I like the compact size of the BX and I could really use that configured backhoe a good bit around my farm and it is definitely less intimidating for my wife if she just wanted to mow some grass... and the cost savings certainly doesn't hurt. I'd buy both if I could but having to buy all new implements for each isn't feasible. If I could use the same implements on both, that would certainly help. Any help/recommendations would be welcomed. Also, I'd like to support your company... can I buy from you and have it shipped to zip code 30107? If that is an option, how much would shipping cost?
sounds like a B2650 to me?
I can't sell you at tractor over that distance, but we're happy to help with any parts needs you have.
@@MessicksEquip Any preference between the B2650 and the B3350? Any regen issues on the B3350? And you are saying that the implements I get could also be used on an L39 if I get one of those after I get the B?
@@thepittsfamily Partial to the B2650, the B3350 does have a history of regen problems. Some implements could move between them, but few would be really sized properly.
length of machine with loader
Whats the price for this machine/ with backhoe? Thanks
Roughly 28k.
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Why is it that no dealers are telling Kubota to change the Foot Pedals to something "Normal"
The forward and back suck! Put brakes on the left and a forward and reverse next to each other on the right.... By now you would think they would change.
We don't want them too. When its been surveyed, a majority of operators prefer the front\back design (myself included). The brake pedals have moved to the left on most models now since clutch pedals are no longer needed. Side-by-side does create a nice open floor pan, but there is high risk of going the wrong direction and on many models your having to reach forward to get the pedal. All personal preference, and frankly all pretty silly. People adapt easily to whatever they choose to own.
how much?
Have 2 new hollands to trade
All the bells and whistles.....except no bucket level indicator 🙁
First 😎
In ten years I've never had a reason to remove my loader.
Stand looks flimsy