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We've got three soil types on our place, gumbo (wiggle wiggle sometimes works), sand and lots of it, and iron ore clay mix. The iron ore clay mix bites so hard some posts have to be dug up to remove. My little mini ex can lift 6600 pounds at the blade and I had one post the other day in iron...

Good evening Greybeard, good to hear from you. Still up here in the woods, good to be back on the forum. yeah San Jacinto county appraisal district leaves a bit to be desired. Kind of like our road maintenance........:rolleyes: I appreciate your thoughts on the tool,. I built this thing out...

Thank you Liberty Garden, I appreciate your kind words. I am planning an upgrade to the design that will allow the "safe" use of a high lift jack. The current version is not designed for a high lift jack thus I can't recommend that practice yet. I'll let everyone know when I have the new...

Thank you Bird Dog, that's my girls. We run a small herd just up the road from Greybeard.

Thank you for adding the video, didn't know if that was permitted. The tool is specifically designed for crew use. I also used chains for years, and you're right, hooked correctly they bite well. Unfortunately, in my industry (pipeline construction) hand and back injuries occur from doing...

Good morning, I wanted to take a moment and introduce my patented and trademarked device for pulling T-posts. It's called safeTpuller and is specifically designed to be used with lifting equipment (front end loaders, skid steers, track hoes, etc). safeTpuller is overbuilt for years of hard...

Great question, here are few of my experiences over the last three years. Know your load: My grapple weighs 1200 pounds and my tractor (Deere 5095M) as a lifting capacity of 6600 pounds with appropriate counter weight. The practical lifting capability is roughly 5400 pounds after deducting...

I had a 5325 for several years and had this issue. I traced it back to the hidden fuel filter under the platform. In my case I had gotten some bad fuel and was growing algae in the tank. The hidden filter caught it first and plugged up. Changed the filter, drained and treated the tank.....no...

I too am considering the Kubota cutter. Three blades versus two seems a good fit for some of my fields. We cut a lot of Bahia grass and it eats blades.

Thank you Tux, My research went as follows: Diesel power was a requirement. I needed a road speed of at least 25 (this one is rated at 29mph) Good towing and hauling capacity +1000 pounds for each A smooth ride with good turning radius a huge plus. Power steering and brakes preferred. I...

After an exhausting research project spanning several months, we finally decided the new Kubota X series was the right fit for us. We've only got 5 hours on it but so far we love it. Anyone else have one of these new X series RTVs? If so, drop in and let us know your thoughts and comments.

Thank you for your replies. I'll follow up if I decide to purchase a piece of it.

I just purchased a Lincoln pneumatic grease gun and I love it. It's by far the nicest grease gun I've ever bought. I also replaced the original tip with the spring loaded clamp type. Clip it on and pull the trigger. It's worth the money.

Rotella 15W/40 exclusively. I won't run anything else. I've had excellent success with this oil for nearly 20 years. "If it's not broke, don't fix it."

Have any of you gentlemen seen or operated any of the new Kubota hay equipment? My local dealer had two cutters and a rotary rake a few weeks back. They looked really good and appeared very well constructed. The cutter is obviously a Vicon, I've always admired the Vicon three blade heads...

In my opinion, Krone is the top of the line. I want one so bad I can taste it. Your 5510 won't have any problem running it. I ran my 9' Kuhn for years with a 5325, 55 PTO. If you have the means, definitely buy the Krone.