Thanks. I have since added a second set of remotes so now I can stop switching between the top link and front hydraulic supply. I'm sure the factory third function on the joy stick would be more convenient to operate, but this fine for the few times I use a front mounted implement.
It was shipped with the hoses routed this way. I did however add another D ring to keep them in place. Not sure where else you would route them. So far, I have had no issues. Thanks for the question.
Let me see what I can find. I had one on my other tractor, (Kioti ck30) but I needed a longer stroke for my Kubota and sold the old one. This one came with the hoses. You want to be sure it has the check valve setup and then it will not drift once set.
I have a mx6000 cab. I ran hoses same as his under cab all the way to front to work my wood splitter. My total hose length for each hose is 15 feet for each hose.
I would like to hear the size of tree that is rated for (I know there's many variables). Your videos make me wish I had the 4060 back. By the way, I'm surprised to hear you express a disinterest in grapples given as much wood as you do. On the L4060 I had a Landpride SGC1060 and seldom took it off. Nice construction of your 3rd function!
Thanks for your comment. The limits of the tree puller is directly related to your loader lift capacity. I tested it on a 3" oak tree and it could not pull it out until I pushed it over a bit. I just have so many of those bushes to get out and it works great for them. Yes, I suppose if I had a grapple I would like it, but not yet. As my wife says " there is always something on the horizon....
Very nice.. I like how you ran the hoses..
Thanks. I have since added a second set of remotes so now I can stop switching between the top link and front hydraulic supply. I'm sure the factory third function on the joy stick would be more convenient to operate, but this fine for the few times I use a front mounted implement.
My only question is... Why did you choose to run the hoses over the top of the tree puller attachment?
It was shipped with the hoses routed this way. I did however add another D ring to keep them in place. Not sure where else you would route them. So far, I have had no issues. Thanks for the question.
Like your videos. Could you tell me where you got your side step for your Kabota.
Search for Custom Mods & Specialty Repairs. This guy is good and makes many add on items for Kubotas
Good evening, I see one set of remotes on the rear. How do you operate the hydraulic top link?
Look for a new video coming soon.
Can you give me some information on your Hydraulic top link? I have been wanting to also add
it on my 4060.
Let me see what I can find. I had one on my other tractor, (Kioti ck30) but I needed a longer stroke for my Kubota and sold the old one. This one came with the hoses. You want to be sure it has the check valve setup and then it will not drift once set.
@@hkerr-di1yg Thanks for the reply. I'll be waiting to see what you can come with.
@@stevekelley4567 found more info. Top link from Brooks Ag parts. #06004 for top link and #67852BT for the hose kit with ball type couplers (pioneer).
It a older video but can you the me how long are the hose the two front and the two back hose .
sorry can you tell me how long are the hose
@@renepoitras7401 sorry for being late on this. If I can find the bill, I'll reply soon.
I have a mx6000 cab. I ran hoses same as his under cab all the way to front to work my wood splitter. My total hose length for each hose is 15 feet for each hose.
Got my 1/2 hoses from surplus center. Both hoses with everything but the flat face and pioneer connectors was less than $50 bucks for both hoses.
I would like to hear the size of tree that is rated for (I know there's many variables). Your videos make me wish I had the 4060 back. By the way, I'm surprised to hear you express a disinterest in grapples given as much wood as you do. On the L4060 I had a Landpride SGC1060 and seldom took it off. Nice construction of your 3rd function!
Thanks for your comment. The limits of the tree puller is directly related to your loader lift capacity. I tested it on a 3" oak tree and it could not pull it out until I pushed it over a bit. I just have so many of those bushes to get out and it works great for them. Yes, I suppose if I had a grapple I would like it, but not yet. As my wife says " there is always something on the horizon....