Extremely thorough review, and very helpful. I’m in the market for a round baler and Kubota may owe you some commission here soon. 😆 thanks for all the info
Good overview! Im running a Vermeer 504R now and really like it. When I trade I will be looking hard at the Kubota 5160. I really like the super wide pickup and drop floor on the 5160.
Hey buddy i think the 4th hydraulic line is supposed to run to a free flow return to sump port. If you dont have one you can leave it unhooked and run your gate in float.
The only time it will plug is in really dry and short hay. When it comes to thick hay the baler will roll it as fast as you can drive, which around here the fastest we can run is about 5 to 6 mph.
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Very Helpful, Thank you!
Good information thanks
Extremely thorough review, and very helpful. I’m in the market for a round baler and Kubota may owe you some commission here soon. 😆 thanks for all the info
Great video Levi, thanks have a blessed evening
Good overview! Im running a Vermeer 504R now and really like it. When I trade I will be looking hard at the Kubota 5160. I really like the super wide pickup and drop floor on the 5160.
A lot of good points and very descriptive, thanks, jb
Hey buddy i think the 4th hydraulic line is supposed to run to a free flow return to sump port. If you dont have one you can leave it unhooked and run your gate in float.
So you ever have trouble with that baler plugging.
The only time it will plug is in really dry and short hay. When it comes to thick hay the baler will roll it as fast as you can drive, which around here the fastest we can run is about 5 to 6 mph.