Top 3 Tractor Accessories For Commercial Snow Removal.
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- Опубліковано 21 лют 2024
- While being in the commercial snow removal business, I spend many hours in the seat of this M7060 kubota tractor. I am very pleased with the accessories I have chosen to make this tractor as comfortable as it can be traveling to different jobs. I hope you enjoy the video. Please don't forget to like and subscribe 😊
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Great points , comfort is key
Great accessories Terry 👍🏻, especially the air ride seat 👍🏻.
Any idea how much for the loader ride control? I have the rear accumulator. I road my tractor a lot, for dirt/gravel work too and it would be nice to have that for all year around. Also any negatives? Loader move slower, etc.?
I think it was around $1200.00 for the manual ride control on the loader. There are no negatives at all. I have never turned it off. Loading gravel, using pallet forks moving logs, the loader works the same.
Thanks for watching 👍
Didn’t you have a hydraulic top link on your 3 point hitch? Was curious why you don’t have it now. I’m currently pricing up a similar unit for snow clearing next year, was debating a hydro top link and if it’s necessary. Like those front and rear float controls, gonna price that up. Thanks for your content here, great stuff, and insightful.
Thanks for watching...Yes I still have the hydraulic top link. I took it off while running the snowblower. I found the snowblower might of been too heavy for that size hydraulic cylinder. It would pop the hose out of the rear remote once and a while, leaking fluid on driveways. It will definitely be great for the box blade this summer.
Might have to step up to a bigger cylinder for the snowblower, I'm not sure .
I am also not a fan of those plug n pull rear remotes they have. I like the lock collar style that was on my John Deere. On the kubota they drip fluid once in a while. But that could be little rubber o ring inside. Still shouldn't drip being that new.
@@terrymcgillicuddy8056 I just sold a smaller kubota, the hydraulic top link is great on a box blade or rear cutter/mower. I just figured with a snowblower, set it up level on paved driveway and sorta forget it. I like what you’re doing with the front snow pusher, smaller driveways, back drag it out into the road, whip around, blow it away. Big batches, back her in and let the blower go to work. I’m over in Nfld, we get some insane snowfalls, probably even worse than NB, and most people don’t have enough room to be doing push lanes and big snowbanks. I think a tractor set up like yours is the way to go, pretty swift
@@terrymcgillicuddy8056 my kubota always dripped too, drove me nuts. I don’t think I’m gonna go kubota this time, been looking at Mahindra 6075, TYM 654/754, and the Kioti RX series
@darrinfry1 I really like the new kioti as well. They make a great tractor. My cousin has a Tym, he likes it. I know the Mahindra are one well-built tractor, very rugged.