How impressive. As a Mfg. Engineer I couldn't be more impressed with what Paul and Kathy Short are accomplishing. They identify product issues, create designs to remedy them, test and improve the designs, and even fabricate parts and assemblies of consistent quality. Not only that but they market them and even act as shippers. Remarkable people in every way.
Thank you John for your very kind comments. Coming from someone like yourself they mean a lot to Kathy and I. We enjoy what we do and enjoy seeing our customers excitement when they receive their products. Your comments really made our day. keep well and God Bless.
That HST guard is exactly what I needed for my fathers tractor. a small tree, no bigger than an inch in diameter got caught underneath while I was backing up during brush hogging. It caught just right against that metal pipe and cracked the fitting the pipe connects to as well as bent the pipe a bit. I turned off the tractor as quick as I saw the leaking fluid, but it took me a day to fix it. Had to drive an hour across town for the cracked fitting, then 3 trips to the tractor dealer 30 minutes away for the fluid because I had no idea I had lost almost 5 gallons that quickly.
Congratulations Rejean on your BX25D. Great tractor. I’m happy to hear your enjoying our videos. We’ve designed many accessories for the BX series. Cheers from Newfoundland. Happy tractoring.
@@7863348 i AM LOOKING TO PUT A HYDRO THUMB ON THE PT 602 BOOM BUT ALL THE DEALER HERE SAID NOWAY TO PUT HYDRO ON THAT 25 BX I KNOW WHY NOW PRICE IS BIG BECAUSE I HAVE TO PUT EXTRA VALVE ON IT OR SWITCH ALSO I HAVE FRONT SNOWBLOWER WHO AS THE CHUTE HYDRO + SWIVEL HYDRO ALL THAT COMPLICATE I WISH I WOULD BE LEAVING NEAR BY :-) YOU LIVE IN A WONDERFUL PLACE I HAVE BEEN THERE ONLY ONCE BUT I DID ENJOY HOSPITALITY OF THE PEOPLES VERY MUCH MAYBE ONE QUESTION YOU COULD INSTRUCT ME WITH WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE CYLINDER ON THE THUMB ?? THIS BOTHERING ME THUMB THEY SAY SHOULD BE 24" ?? BUT THE BUCKET TO THE BOOM IS ONLY 16 " THEN FROM PIN ON THE BOOM TO MAIN PIN OF BUCKET IT IS 32 ?? THERE I GO CRAZY AS A REAL BEGINNER :-( THE KUBOTA DEALER DON'T KNOW OR THEY WANT THE JOB BUT THEY ARE SENDING TO A PRIVATE TO DO IT I RATHER HAVE IT DONE BY A PRIVATE MYSELF? THAT IS WHY I DO ALL THAT DURING SUMMER THEN BE READY FOR WINTER THANK FOR READING ME YOU ARE GREAT PEOPLES
Paul, consider a mirror guard for a B2650 Cab for those working around trees with lower branches (tilling around willow trees the mirrors are always getting bumped). Also happens in the garage with my head.
+1 - I'm always 'knockin the noggin' on the mirrors. The good thing is, the mounts allow them to move easily while the bad thing is constantly having to readjust them. Still, hitting my skull on a rigid guard might leave scars. Food for thought, Paul - I've considered trying to somehow rotate the mirrors from vertical to horizontal to add a bit more head clearance but that would make them more vulnerable to tree branches - sigh.
hello Paul & Kathy i'm from the uk and its very good to see that you are keeping the channel busy and its marvellous to see the work you do and the shop expansion is coming along grate and will look forward to seeing all the progress and your super mods. i am thinking of going for a bx2350 with FEL and mid mount mower next year as an upgrade from a b7000 an a b8200. keep up the good work. thank you from me and all the rest of your viewers.
Paul you need a lift to lift up the tractors and or a good 5 gallon bucket to help you get down and back up I’m only 43-44 on Friday and I have to have something around to get down and back up.
Nice job on those mods. Paul, use a large piece of cardboard for sliding under the trucks and tractors, I have used one for many years. I always save large pieces for just that purpose. God bless.
I work with large scale professional metal fabricators all the time. From what I can see in your videos, your quality is very very good! Nice work. As a side note, I don't see the B2650 in your parts drop-down list. Does that mean I should just order from the B2601 list and it will fit?
We’ve never had one here with a snow blower on it so we don’t know. We design these mods with what comes on the tractor from the dealer and so far we’ve never had one with a snow blower but if we do we’ll certainly check. Thanks for watching.
Hello from New Brunswick my fellow Canadians. I work with the B2650 a great little machine. I really like your exhaust extension but will it work with a front mount snowblower? Keep up the great work guy's.
I like the way you make the mods look as if originally on the tractor from the factory,and the fact no drilling needed, that's my sort of fitting. I have the Kubota 1650 so mods not sure if would fit mine.what I'd like is mirrors.good videos well done
Is there a possibility that you'll be making an exhaust extension that turns down so I could leave it in with my front snowblower? Like the products, keep it up!
Hey Paul . Like i told you once about myfriend cost him a new engine on his kubota because he did not have any guards for his oil filter I told him about your site and guard Good job like usual I like you two Serge ( from Mtl )
Warm greetings from Maryland. I see Paul has been busy as a one arm paper hanger! I am pleased to see you tackled component undercarriage protection first and let the other planned mods to come later on the B2650. Someday I hope to order similar items for my L6060 from you, but I'll wait. Best - Michael
G'mornin'' Paul. I just started a thread on Tractor-By-Net called "LA534 Hose Wear". There is weld spatter inside the upper arm that wore a hole in the rear lift cylinder hose on mine. Could you check the FEL on your B2650 loaner for this hazard? If this is an ongoing QA issue at Kubota, maybe you could mention this to the Newfoundland Kubota team, and ask them to run it up to management. Thanks, and hope your both feeling well.
Hey Paul, you may want to direct the exhaust in the other direction (between the front of the tire and FEL). If the B2650 uses any front mount attachments, the mounting bracket swings up under that front bumper and hooks over the upper edge. I suppose the exhaust could be removed and reinstalled (big inconvenience), but I don't know what the final clearance would be from the mounting frame to the exhaust. Still may not work. The rear attachment frame for the same attachments also mounts on the frame in front of the fuel filter, and may need a slight redesign for the fuel filter guard. Otherwise, love the mods, and will be purchasing. Wish we knew what other mods to expect that could possibly be a bundled order.
What you see is what you get. Every mod we do will only apply to the tractor in the video and how it is equipped as you see it here. This exhaust extension is only intended for the B2650 with no front implement. As for removing it. One bolt and it's off. You'd call that a big inconvenience? I don't intend to spend much time on the B series tractors. They aren't a big seller when it comes to accessories. This one is more of a test to see if there's a market for them. These few mods will tell us weather it's worth it or not. Glad you liked the stuff.
@@7863348 Removing one bolt is not what makes it inconvenient... removing the exhaust every time when switching back and forth from various front end attachments to the FEL becomes inconvenient because the subframe cannot stay on when using the FEL. Just a suggestion to make your product a "one mod fits all B2650 configurations."
Do you have any plans for a wrap around perforated metal guard for the front? I plan to do some extensive trailblazing soon. I could send you my guard, but a bolt-on mod would be the katzazz! 😁
Right now I don’t think so but I’ll look at it later on if we stay at the B series. They aren’t great for selling accessories so I don’t want to put much Design time in them. Thanks
Great videos. You should show pictures of how it looks on. Not everyone have seen all your videos 😉 Now I want to bye a Kubota. And then bye stuff from you
Like #63, nice add-ons, like always, lol, you looked like I do I bet on the getting down and up only I have to have more time and support, last time I got down, actually fell and rolled down, no on was home to help or lol while I was there, rolled over to a tree and managed to prop myself up against it and push backwards against the tree to get to a place I could manage the feat of standing, lol, so always have a tree to help if alone, lol, love the video's, U@ take care and safety on the building and moving the stuff into it, Later
Thanks Poppa. Man you got it rough compared to me. I’ve had one day off in 6 weeks so they are taking their toll on me and my back. Love designing and producing these mods but it’s by far the hardest job I’ve ever had. Time will tell if I stay at this gig but that you for watching and commenting.
Good work, Paul! I can't wait to see your creations for the interior! My shopping list is over $700 now ;^) I have the same 'Super B' cab on my 3350. The AC makes field mowing possible for a guy with summer allergies. Pushing snow for my neighbors is actually enjoyable now with the heated cab. So far, I've added a RAM phone mount and a cheapie two-camera system that doesn't really work well bc the magnetic cam mounts don't hold. My future wish/idea list: a vertical exhaust stack (B3350 exhaust is larger diameter and on the right side), swap out the weak front & rear work lights for LED light bars (a good place to mount dash cameras?), better 3rd-function kit/plumbing line guards, a small tool bag/box, USB outlets. Oh yeah, and a fridge for cold beverages... just kidding. BTW, your original 'B' light guards are working well to protect those lights from pine branches.
Paul, you sound and look at lot like me but I'm a bit worse. When I get down like that and try ( Key Word Try ) to get back up, I roll like a sack of taters. Then I struggle to reach for some- thing that's too far away. Don't feel bad because my bones crack and pop too. I've always said, I'm too fat to bend over much less crawl under anything. Why it's a day's work getting down then getting up. After that, I may as well put off what I'm doing for another day or maybe a week. < That I'm kidding. But that is one more good looking rig. I also agree that those mods are the most important ones because the cost of having these components repaired or replaced is sometimes out of reach. Protecting your investment is of the highest priority. Great mods Paul. Kathy, that was clever that you quietly snook around and took a quick video of Paul getting down and grunting and cracking and popping. Yep, that is excatly just like me. God Bless you and Kathy and again that was a sneaky peek at Paul doing that. For some reason, I thought there would be a short clip of that. I can very much relate to you paul because I'm the same way. Michael from NW North Carolina
Thanks Michael. I’m usually not that bad at getting back up but to tell you the truth I’m beat out at this point. I’ve had one day off in six weeks. Designing and building the mods is a full time job and then some but I also have the shop expansion going on and it’s taking its toll on me. My back is really taking a hit because of it. Sorry to hear yours isn’t good. I know the pain you can have with it. You look after yourself. Thanks for watching. God bless you and yours.
Where's my new Slip Roller? lol Rolled to the new addition, or out back for safe keeping for now? Have you looked into one of those " I've fallen & can't get up Buttons " that goes around your neck? I always enjoy your videos guys.... Take Care Tim in Cali
glad you guys are doing so good with the kubota stuff , to bad its not JD stuff as well ....but any how I have a vary positive suggestion I think everyone may like . If you could make some kinda of deal with your Kubota dealership to sell one of the tractors with all of your mods on it but only sell to one of your winners on your youtube contest winners of some sort , A lot of other youtube channels have had contests were they give away hats shirts etc. not saying to give it away but the opportunity to purchase a tractor with all your mods on it at a reasonable price . also I was wondering why you guys do not have any giveaways of a hat or shirt as some kind to show appreciation to your viewers or maybe you do and I mist it some how .
I highly doubt any dealer would go for that but I'm sure they will read this and let us know if it's something they want to do. As for the giveaways. We used to do them but now we just pick viewers at random and sent them stuff. Since we have been selling our mods we have been giving some freebe's in some order's. I'd say after giving away at least 50 hats, shirts, decals and the like we might have received two thank you's for the lot so we just gave up. Thanks for the question. Glad you like the stuff we're doing but not enough to subscribe?
Don’t worry folks. We’re doing ok. There’s been a lot of people asking the same question. We’ll have two videos up later today and one of them will explain our absence. Thanks for checking in........Paul
Sitting way up here in the cheap seats, it boggles my mind how the catalog of mods keeps growing. Your ideas seem limitless. It's cool to see the list grow, and new pieces go from idea to finished product so quickly. I just wonder how you are documenting the designs for future production. Sketches? CAD drawings? A lot of info to keep track of. 24 hours in a day does not seem like enough! Sorry for being so nosy.
I’m never without ideas, never. I always have more ideas that I actually follow through with because they would be to expensive for the adverage tractor owner. As for my designs. Let’s just say they are very well documented 😉 Thanks for watching and commenting.
These guards are only intended and were designed to be used as you see the tractor in the video. This is the same situation with any of our mods. They are intended to be used as you see any of the tractors in our video. We never implied it would work with a mid mower and I can’t guarantee they will.
Brent I think yours might have the thicker light. Check these out. I’m thinking these will fit yours www.specialtyrepairscustommods.com/new-b-light-guard-3
Terribly busy and to tell the truth I needed a small break from TH-cam. With mods to make, shop expansion going on and life in general it’s a 14-16 hour day. We’ll be back. Every now and then we need to stop and recharge. 👍
I’ve worked every day except one in the last 6 weeks and it’s taking its toll on me. My back flares up once in awhile and this time it’s not nice. Hope you and Lucy is doing well. God bless you all.
your abrasiveness is like 300 grit sand paper well until your teasing your mother in-law lol then its more like 40 grit lol and the filming of you getting down was payback for something you did to her lol
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How impressive. As a Mfg. Engineer I couldn't be more impressed with what Paul and Kathy Short are accomplishing. They identify product issues, create designs to remedy them, test and improve the designs, and even fabricate parts and assemblies of consistent quality. Not only that but they market them and even act as shippers. Remarkable people in every way.
Thank you John for your very kind comments. Coming from someone like yourself they mean a lot to Kathy and I. We enjoy what we do and enjoy seeing our customers excitement when they receive their products. Your comments really made our day. keep well and God Bless.
That HST guard is exactly what I needed for my fathers tractor. a small tree, no bigger than an inch in diameter got caught underneath while I was backing up during brush hogging. It caught just right against that metal pipe and cracked the fitting the pipe connects to as well as bent the pipe a bit. I turned off the tractor as quick as I saw the leaking fluid, but it took me a day to fix it. Had to drive an hour across town for the cracked fitting, then 3 trips to the tractor dealer 30 minutes away for the fluid because I had no idea I had lost almost 5 gallons that quickly.
I am a new BX25D owner In Quebec CDA. I learned a lot from you tank you
Congratulations Rejean on your BX25D. Great tractor. I’m happy to hear your enjoying our videos. We’ve designed many accessories for the BX series. Cheers from Newfoundland. Happy tractoring.
@@7863348 i AM LOOKING TO PUT A HYDRO THUMB ON THE PT 602 BOOM BUT ALL THE DEALER HERE SAID NOWAY TO PUT HYDRO ON THAT 25 BX I KNOW WHY NOW PRICE IS BIG BECAUSE I HAVE TO PUT EXTRA VALVE ON IT OR SWITCH ALSO I HAVE FRONT SNOWBLOWER WHO AS THE CHUTE HYDRO + SWIVEL HYDRO ALL THAT COMPLICATE I WISH I WOULD BE LEAVING NEAR BY :-) YOU LIVE IN A WONDERFUL PLACE I HAVE BEEN THERE ONLY ONCE BUT I DID ENJOY HOSPITALITY OF THE PEOPLES VERY MUCH MAYBE ONE QUESTION YOU COULD INSTRUCT ME WITH WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF THE CYLINDER ON THE THUMB ?? THIS BOTHERING ME THUMB THEY SAY SHOULD BE 24" ?? BUT THE BUCKET TO THE BOOM IS ONLY 16 " THEN FROM PIN ON THE BOOM TO MAIN PIN OF BUCKET IT IS 32 ?? THERE I GO CRAZY AS A REAL BEGINNER :-( THE KUBOTA DEALER DON'T KNOW OR THEY WANT THE JOB BUT THEY ARE SENDING TO A PRIVATE TO DO IT I RATHER HAVE IT DONE BY A PRIVATE MYSELF? THAT IS WHY I DO ALL THAT DURING SUMMER THEN BE READY FOR WINTER
THANK FOR READING ME YOU ARE GREAT PEOPLES
Paul, consider a mirror guard for a B2650 Cab for those working around trees with lower branches (tilling around willow trees the mirrors are always getting bumped). Also happens in the garage with my head.
+1 - I'm always 'knockin the noggin' on the mirrors. The good thing is, the mounts allow them to move easily while the bad thing is constantly having to readjust them. Still, hitting my skull on a rigid guard might leave scars. Food for thought, Paul - I've considered trying to somehow rotate the mirrors from vertical to horizontal to add a bit more head clearance but that would make them more vulnerable to tree branches - sigh.
I remain impressed at your design and fabrication skills. I love that you found a "niche" in the market.
Ditch lites beautiful, doing research on purchasing my first tractor Kathy and yourself helped me chose the Kubota
Thank you
That was brilliant got some laughs out of the last few minutes and the quality of the work is top class
hello Paul & Kathy i'm from the uk and its very good to see that you are keeping the channel busy and its marvellous to see the work you do and the shop expansion is coming along grate and will look forward to seeing all the progress and your super mods. i am thinking of going for a bx2350 with FEL and mid mount mower next year as an upgrade from a b7000 an a b8200. keep up the good work. thank you from me and all the rest of your viewers.
Paul and Kathy you too always make great videos I can never stop watching your videos
Thank you Matthew 👍
Great video as usual Paul and Kathy :)
Thank you sir.
Paul you need a lift to lift up the tractors and or a good 5 gallon bucket to help you get down and back up I’m only 43-44 on Friday and I have to have something around to get down and back up.
Nice job on those mods. Paul, use a large piece of cardboard for sliding under the trucks and tractors, I have used one for many years. I always save large pieces for just that purpose. God bless.
I work with large scale professional metal fabricators all the time. From what I can see in your videos, your quality is very very good! Nice work. As a side note, I don't see the B2650 in your parts drop-down list. Does that mean I should just order from the B2601 list and it will fit?
Ummm...yes, attention to detail is not my specialty. I see the B2650 drop-down now after looking for the 3rd time. :-/~
Lol. Well at least you found it. In the end that’s all that matters. 👍
Thanks Jim. There’s only two people that touch our mods and that’s me and my wife. We are very particular about our work. Thanks for watching.
Exhaust Extension, What if you mount a front end snow blower will it still work? Thanks for the mods. Will be ordering soon.
We’ve never had one here with a snow blower on it so we don’t know. We design these mods with what comes on the tractor from the dealer and so far we’ve never had one with a snow blower but if we do we’ll certainly check. Thanks for watching.
I really love your attention to detail Do you think of that exhaust pipe would fit my B 2320
Yessir, felt your pain(s) with every movement you made getting down under that piece of equipment... Love you video's...
Hello from New Brunswick my fellow Canadians. I work with the B2650 a great little machine. I really like your exhaust extension but will it work with a front mount snowblower? Keep up the great work guy's.
Thanks Peter. No this extension won’t work for the blower. We are hoping to have that model here soon to develop an extension for it.
@@7863348 can't wait to see what you come up with
Just imagine how us fellers that work on heavy equipment fell after working in the field for 10+ years especially the knees
I like the way you make the mods look as if originally on the tractor from the factory,and the fact no drilling needed, that's my sort of fitting. I have the Kubota 1650 so mods not sure if would fit mine.what I'd like is mirrors.good videos well done
Would love to see all this mods for the BX2230. Also can't wait to hear what you will have for the RTV!
Is there a possibility that you'll be making an exhaust extension that turns down so I could leave it in with my front snowblower? Like the products, keep it up!
The only way we can do is:
- Know what tractor you have?
- Get a tractor here like yours equipped with the same snowblower to design it.
Hey Paul . Like i told you once about myfriend cost him a new engine on his kubota because he did not have any guards for his oil filter
I told him about your site and guard
Good job like usual
I like you two
Serge ( from Mtl )
Are you going to be modding front mud guards for the wheels like you did with your tractor
Warm greetings from Maryland. I see Paul has been busy as a one arm paper hanger! I am pleased to see you tackled component undercarriage protection first and let the other planned mods to come later on the B2650. Someday I hope to order similar items for my L6060 from you, but I'll wait.
Best - Michael
Michael Murphy Is
G'mornin'' Paul. I just started a thread on Tractor-By-Net called "LA534 Hose Wear". There is weld spatter inside the upper arm that wore a hole in the rear lift cylinder hose on mine. Could you check the FEL on your B2650 loaner for this hazard? If this is an ongoing QA issue at Kubota, maybe you could mention this to the Newfoundland Kubota team, and ask them to run it up to management. Thanks, and hope your both feeling well.
Great mods Paul and bundling is the way to go.
Like icing on a cake!
Modfather strikes again!
The exhaust extender could be called the Soot Bender😂
Hey Paul, you may want to direct the exhaust in the other direction (between the front of the tire and FEL). If the B2650 uses any front mount attachments, the mounting bracket swings up under that front bumper and hooks over the upper edge. I suppose the exhaust could be removed and reinstalled (big inconvenience), but I don't know what the final clearance would be from the mounting frame to the exhaust. Still may not work. The rear attachment frame for the same attachments also mounts on the frame in front of the fuel filter, and may need a slight redesign for the fuel filter guard. Otherwise, love the mods, and will be purchasing. Wish we knew what other mods to expect that could possibly be a bundled order.
Do you have outrigger locks for the BH77 backhoe that fits the B2650?
What you see is what you get. Every mod we do will only apply to the tractor in the video and how it is equipped as you see it here. This exhaust extension is only intended for the B2650 with no front implement. As for removing it. One bolt and it's off. You'd call that a big inconvenience?
I don't intend to spend much time on the B series tractors. They aren't a big seller when it comes to accessories. This one is more of a test to see if there's a market for them. These few mods will tell us weather it's worth it or not. Glad you liked the stuff.
@@7863348 Removing one bolt is not what makes it inconvenient... removing the exhaust every time when switching back and forth from various front end attachments to the FEL becomes inconvenient because the subframe cannot stay on when using the FEL. Just a suggestion to make your product a "one mod fits all B2650 configurations."
Nice mods, almost makes me want to go out and buy a new B or BX series
Paul your sound effects are great but the other noise I hear , wow snap crackle an pop lol hey be well be you an thanks for the time hagd Stephen
Do you have any plans for a wrap around perforated metal guard for the front? I plan to do some extensive trailblazing soon. I could send you my guard, but a bolt-on mod would be the katzazz! 😁
Right now I don’t think so but I’ll look at it later on if we stay at the B series. They aren’t great for selling accessories so I don’t want to put much Design time in them. Thanks
X C Lent starter mods bro. All the best to you both
Great videos. You should show pictures of how it looks on. Not everyone have seen all your videos 😉
Now I want to bye a Kubota. And then bye stuff from you
THE MODFATHER!!!!!!!!
Believe me Paul, we are laughing with you, not at you during the out take.
Ya right 😅😂
Like #63, nice add-ons, like always, lol, you looked like I do I bet on the getting down and up only I have to have more time and support, last time I got down, actually fell and rolled down, no on was home to help or lol while I was there, rolled over to a tree and managed to prop myself up against it and push backwards against the tree to get to a place I could manage the feat of standing, lol, so always have a tree to help if alone, lol, love the video's, U@ take care and safety on the building and moving the stuff into it, Later
Thanks Poppa. Man you got it rough compared to me. I’ve had one day off in 6 weeks so they are taking their toll on me and my back. Love designing and producing these mods but it’s by far the hardest job I’ve ever had. Time will tell if I stay at this gig but that you for watching and commenting.
Good work, Paul! I can't wait to see your creations for the interior! My shopping list is over $700 now ;^)
I have the same 'Super B' cab on my 3350. The AC makes field mowing possible for a guy with summer allergies. Pushing snow for my neighbors is actually enjoyable now with the heated cab. So far, I've added a RAM phone mount and a cheapie two-camera system that doesn't really work well bc the magnetic cam mounts don't hold.
My future wish/idea list: a vertical exhaust stack (B3350 exhaust is larger diameter and on the right side), swap out the weak front & rear work lights for LED light bars (a good place to mount dash cameras?), better 3rd-function kit/plumbing line guards, a small tool bag/box, USB outlets. Oh yeah, and a fridge for cold beverages... just kidding.
BTW, your original 'B' light guards are working well to protect those lights from pine branches.
Paul, you sound and look at lot like me but I'm a bit worse. When I get down like that and try
( Key Word Try ) to get back up, I roll like a sack of taters. Then I struggle to reach for some-
thing that's too far away. Don't feel bad because my bones crack and pop too. I've always
said, I'm too fat to bend over much less crawl under anything. Why it's a day's work getting
down then getting up. After that, I may as well put off what I'm doing for another day or
maybe a week. < That I'm kidding.
But that is one more good looking rig. I also agree that those mods are the most important
ones because the cost of having these components repaired or replaced is sometimes out of
reach. Protecting your investment is of the highest priority. Great mods Paul.
Kathy, that was clever that you quietly snook around and took a quick video of Paul getting
down and grunting and cracking and popping. Yep, that is excatly just like me.
God Bless you and Kathy and again that was a sneaky peek at Paul doing that. For some
reason, I thought there would be a short clip of that. I can very much relate to you paul because I'm the same way.
Michael from NW North Carolina
Thanks Michael. I’m usually not that bad at getting back up but to tell you the truth I’m beat out at this point. I’ve had one day off in six weeks. Designing and building the mods is a full time job and then some but I also have the shop expansion going on and it’s taking its toll on me. My back is really taking a hit because of it.
Sorry to hear yours isn’t good. I know the pain you can have with it.
You look after yourself. Thanks for watching. God bless you and yours.
Where's my new Slip Roller? lol
Rolled to the new addition, or out back for safe keeping for now?
Have you looked into one of those " I've fallen & can't get up Buttons " that goes around your neck?
I always enjoy your videos guys.... Take Care
Tim in Cali
Lol. The slip roll is out in the new section. I need one of those buttons.
Keep well down there. Thanks for watching.
Are the guards still available? Hst and fuel filter?
Yes they are.
What is the diameter of the turn signals so I can see if they will fit my l2501?
glad you guys are doing so good with the kubota stuff , to bad its not JD stuff as well ....but any how I have a vary positive suggestion I think everyone may like . If you could make some kinda of deal with your Kubota dealership to sell one of the tractors with all of your mods on it but only sell to one of your winners on your youtube contest winners of some sort , A lot of other youtube channels have had contests were they give away hats shirts etc. not saying to give it away but the opportunity to purchase a tractor with all your mods on it at a reasonable price . also I was wondering why you guys do not have any giveaways of a hat or shirt as some kind to show appreciation to your viewers or maybe you do and I mist it some how .
I highly doubt any dealer would go for that but I'm sure they will read this and let us know if it's something they want to do. As for the giveaways. We used to do them but now we just pick viewers at random and sent them stuff. Since we have been selling our mods we have been giving some freebe's in some order's. I'd say after giving away at least 50 hats, shirts, decals and the like we might have received two thank you's for the lot so we just gave up. Thanks for the question. Glad you like the stuff we're doing but not enough to subscribe?
Hey are you guys alright, I haven't heard from y'all in a while, just checking on you two
Don’t worry folks. We’re doing ok. There’s been a lot of people asking the same question. We’ll have two videos up later today and one of them will explain our absence. Thanks for checking in........Paul
Would you recommend these guards for snow clearing by any chance?
I’d recommend them if you felt the items they are intended to protect were at risk of any type of damage.
Will some of this stuff work on the b3350 since the exhaust is on the opposite side cuz of the dpf I wouldn't mind installing it on mine
Sitting way up here in the cheap seats, it boggles my mind how the catalog of mods keeps growing. Your ideas seem limitless. It's cool to see the list grow, and new pieces go from idea to finished product so quickly. I just wonder how you are documenting the designs for future production. Sketches? CAD drawings? A lot of info to keep track of. 24 hours in a day does not seem like enough! Sorry for being so nosy.
I’m never without ideas, never. I always have more ideas that I actually follow through with because they would be to expensive for the adverage tractor owner. As for my designs. Let’s just say they are very well documented 😉 Thanks for watching and commenting.
I want the exhaust mod but want it to curl out instead of in.
Do you have an FEL on your loader? If you curl it outwards you’ll get soot on your loader.
Hello! do you make anything for a B2620? Thank you..
This model is the same. www.specialtyrepairscustommods.com/b2320-with-la304-bh65
It appears as tho your two Hydraulic guards would interfere with the MMM deck linkage.
These guards are only intended and were designed to be used as you see the tractor in the video. This is the same situation with any of our mods. They are intended to be used as you see any of the tractors in our video. We never implied it would work with a mid mower and I can’t guarantee they will.
LOL Hope Kathy doesn't need you to fold laundry anytime soon :)
My 4060 is getting jealous!
what size is gour shop
it’s doubled it’s size two years ago. it’s 28’ X 32’ plus an office and a tool room.
Will those sure-footers fit as well on that tractor?
I haven’t got back there yet to check that out but from what I’ve seen the pads looked good on there as they were. You don’t like the oem pads?
Website please and thank you
You will always find our website address in every video description. It’s www.specialtyrepairscustommods.com
I was wondering if those light guards would fit my M 4900
Brent I think yours might have the thicker light. Check these out. I’m thinking these will fit yours www.specialtyrepairscustommods.com/new-b-light-guard-3
Paul & Kathy Short thank you I will check it out when I get home
You are kindly welcome.
Great mods. You must be real busy..no videos for a while. I m having withdrawals..lol
Terribly busy and to tell the truth I needed a small break from TH-cam. With mods to make, shop expansion going on and life in general it’s a 14-16 hour day. We’ll be back. Every now and then we need to stop and recharge. 👍
What is your website?
specialtyrepairscustommods.com/
Donating my body to Science Fiction
How to order
The link is in the videos description or contact Kathy at specialtyrepairssales@gmail.com and she'll help you out with the order. Thanks.
You looked and sounded like me getting down on the ground...only I use some "colourful" language. It's fun getting older, isn't it???
Hey Paul, it just gets worse as you age. :)
Well Levi that don’t sound like fun 😩
@@7863348 Believe me, it's not. :)
I’ve worked every day except one in the last 6 weeks and it’s taking its toll on me. My back flares up once in awhile and this time it’s not nice. Hope you and Lucy is doing well. God bless you all.
your abrasiveness is like 300 grit sand paper well until your teasing your mother in-law lol then its more like 40 grit lol and the filming of you getting down was payback for something you did to her lol
its funny how when you type it you see what you meant but its something else after you post it its supposed to be 3000 grit sand paper lol
Nice mods for the B2650! Lots of moaning and groaning at the end lol.
Ha! Onyas