@@Mark-Marine thanks, luckily I bought this cutter a few years back, when they weren’t as expensive. I have looked at new one recently and it’s gonna be a while. I had originally bought this one for the John Deere. I will get another one, one day. Thanks for watching!!

@@Mark-Marine sure enough, he has come out of his shell in the last year or so. My wife says he’s my mini me. Thanks for watching!!

@@buckeygoode9986 I am liking it. It’s a lot more comfortable than my M7060 was. Thanks for watching!

I do put it back. I just unhooked it right before I shot this video. Thanks for watching!!

I am better now. Thank you.

Thanks mark!!

Yes sir, we are dry. South east Texas has been getting hammered with precipitation but, it’s the same ol’ story dry and hot!! Thanks for watching

Put your regular hitch upside down with ball off and it will allow you to haul behind truck

@@zacharybeall8085 it’s not long enough to reach the pin hole. I will have to see if there is a longer one. Thanks for watching!

Thanks Mark. I will definitely make a video of it cutting!!

Nice. In my area I don’t see much Krone, it’s either John Deere or Vermeer. I just can’t beat the financing and Ktac insurance. So that was my deciding factor on this purchase. Now I have a lot of thinking to do, because I am thinking about a new baler. But I have a while to figure that out.

9.5, this is the first kubota cutter I will have owned. My other 2 were Vermeer. I had the TM700 and then went to the M7050. Thanks for watching.

That would depend on your trailer. How big how many coats your gonna apply. Buy a gallon and go from there

Thanks Mark. It does make a difference. I am hoping this La Niña holds off a bit. But only time will tell.

Thank you! Thanks for watching

It was the u joint on the front drive shaft

I think it’s the u joints on the front drive shaft. Not 100 percent sure, but I think that’s what it is. Thanks for watching!!

Thank you, we did a little paint work on it. It’s no where near perfect. There is still a few things that I need to do to it. The power is there. I can tell a big difference from my kubota M7060 thanks for watching!!

It did, I am looking for a 15’ for this tractor. Thanks for watching

We sprayed a pasture today and It’s coming in a couple weeks thank you for watching

Might have to check into that!! Thanks for watching!!

After I applied this last year, it was doing great, we then went into another drought. So I didn’t do a follow up video. But I have already ordered it again for this up coming year. I have applied it 2 years straight. Even tho we have had drought conditions I can see the difference for the results with limited precipitation if that makes sense. I am hoping to be able to use it a couple of times this year, just depends on the weather. But I do like it even tho I am only getting one cutting each year. It’s not the fertilizer’s fault.

That’s the best comment I have ever had Mark. Thanks for watching and being a loyal viewer

Thank you I did eventually figure it out. That will be coming in part 2. Thanks for watching!!

Hello Mark, thanks for being an avid viewer shoot from the beginning.It’s Winchester Model 70 with a 4 x 12 x 50. I just got it a couple of months ago so I need to go sight it in. I took it and an old faithful single shot 223 that I put a new scope on. I just was in a hurry so I did stop by the range. Thanks for watching. I am gonna try and film another hunt in the next couple of weeks. David still needs to knock two deer down for our freezer.

Yes the a/c works. My a/c went out last year in my kubota, it was like a fish bowl. Thanks for watching!!

Ingersol Rand, just a regular 3/8” air hose and the grit just depends on the amount rust and paint that you need remove from your trailer. I used 320 grit but my trailer had light surface rust.

@@ronnierivera3991 thanks for the reply, that helps a lot!!

@@bamagym your welcome. If you have other questions don’t hesitate to reach out. I will try and answer them

@@ronnierivera3991 I sure will. Thank you

Just add more tires in a pyramid shape. I have gotten a few comments stating that. After I looked into it, it’s the best way to go.

I will do a video on it next time I hook it up. The most important thing to do is make sure disk is level. You can adjust that by the nuts in the front that is on that threaded rod. Thanks for watching!!

Merry Christmas to Mark. I sold that Taylor way disk a few months ago. I bought this one I believe about a year or so ago. Thanks for watching!!

Yes, I had issues with that camera. I did get a new one after this video was made.

Hello it did. I didn’t make a results video because we went into a drought again. I am fixing to put some on my rye grass. I honestly think if I can get some moisture it will prove itself good. I have been using it for 2 years, but I can only get one cutting because we go into drought situations. I am not sponsored by them. I have gotten a few of my hay customers to use it and also a few other friends have tried it also. In my opinion it works. Also it’s priced right. When I do spray my rye grass I will make another video. Thanks for watching!!!

I do understand that. It has gotten crazy in the last few years. Land has quadrupled in price. Thanks for watching!!

Thanks, I can tell you I miss the flatbed already. I put the tank and the air compressor and there just isn’t enough room. Then trying to figure out all the tools. That triangle box kept a lot of stuff easy to get to. Thanks for watching.

I really don’t seem why it would matter. I would try and put close to the same size on the row. I am actually going to ad another row or two. Someone suggested that I do it. But I work for a truck dealership so I am going to get the old tires off the next truck.

Your welcome. I am glad that this might’ve helped you out. Thanks for watching!!

Thanks Mark, hopefully we will get some moisture soon. Thanks for watching!!

@@ronnierivera3991if I had the ability, I’d haul you some hay down your way, but my halfton would only pull about a weeks worth.

I haven’t gone as much as we usually do. Been to dry.

Yes it does!! Thanks for watching

I actually added a piece of 12” c channel, I also have a 7’ Armstrong chain drag. I am looking into buying a 20’ chain drag. Thanks for watching!!

@@ronnierivera3991 Good and since you mention ArmstrongAg I think our is ArmstrongAG also but the older type. I'm pretty sure it's way north of 500lb in weight it does do that good with Tx black clay dirt but softer soil types it works like a charm.

@@kfelix2934 I live se of San Antonio so most of my soils are sandy loam. I haven’t had any land with black dirt since I was a kid in Hallettsville.