I purchased a Woodland Mills Chipper and agree with you on the manual. Their manuals are the best that I have encountered. Not only are they in colour but they are well thought out.

Top-n-tilt is awesome and once you have it, you wonder how anyone lives without it. But the catch on compact tractors is those interference problems. I've been fiddling around with hydraulic hose fittings lately, trying to keep the hoses from kinking or catching...

Learned a good bit on this - BX here, waiting on the rear remote kit to be fedex'd now, lol. Appreciate the detail

there is a red plastic clip on that boot. slip it out with a screwdriver then turn it will slip back right out of the way. hope that helps

Nice jacket 😂

Great job on the review it's better than the two sales people I spoke to good luck with your Kubota !!

bout 75 % of my stumps have large rocks heaved in them this is def not the attachment for me sadly. New England is rough digging

I've got an L3301 and a WG24. I usually leave the WG24 on the ground and connect the pto shaft before connecting to the quick hitch. That shaft will extend to give you some room to get in there however I know what you mean when it comes to getting that spring loaded button pushed in to connect to PTO. I usually can turn my pto by hand until it aligns to the shaft, making it a little easier. Great video and content!

I thank you for your video presentation. I have a LX 3520 with a cab from Kabota. Any ideas and suggestions are always appreciated. So far I have a Harbor Freight bucket with a nylon strap and a cover held up by the 3 PT HITCH. Thank you for your wonderful ideas!

The Everlasting Watershed!

Cool !

Great. I am assuming it was not this week, it is like winter in Scotland at the moment

Awesome!

Shucks mine wasn't 😢 love the sounds!

Very cool 😎 congratulations!

Nice steal!

Great mirrors I got mine from Magnemirror on eBay I bought some with super strong magnets that are unbelievably strong and bought rubber coated ones for my new Kubota the magnets are not as ridiculously strong but work great don’t move around. First set I bought from China on eBay and they would move around when I would hit a bump (cheap) so I read up and Magnemirror has several different strengths for the mirrors and I’m telling you the 650lb range are worth the extra money I can tell by looking at yours that they are bigger magnets than yours and you said you upgraded your magnets to something stronger but to get an upgrade from the ones I got you’d have to electrify the magnets first time I removed the mirrors I thought they were glued to the tractor but it was just the magnets strength.

Does tractor have enough hp?

Hello my brother nice video new friend full support ❤thanks

Man I'm so glad I stumbled onto your video. I was in the process of jerry rigging something on my Mahindra Sub compact (the factory one holds two pins, vice grips and a pair of gloves) . Since I'm already a Milwaukee fan boy, this setup will be perfect for me.

WOW! that is super nice Chris! Well Done Gord! @lasernug

The sign is fantastic, very cool

Excellent

Nice!

Absolutely stunning! Well done Gord! And what an amazing Sign. We are part of a stellar community

I know I'm late to your channel, but I'm loving it. Great looking install, what a difference those lights make and a very clean and professional looking instal. Can't wait to get my tractor and utilize these great tips!

Just found your channel and watched your first video. I just ordered a LX2610 and wanted to see what I should avoid doing......I would have done the exact same thing for the exact same reason. Really appreciate the video and you have a new subscriber. Looking forward to watching more of your videos. All the best.

Awesome 🤩.

That looks Fantastic! Gord is a Great guy!

Hey thanks for the wonderful mention Chris. I am happy u like it and it was my pleasure to make it. Boy, I hope it survived ok - that box looked like it took a beating on its way down there. LOL! Have a great weekend and thanks again for sharing!

Wow Chris that is an awesome sign. GP out did himself but I would not expect anything different from Him. What a great guy. Nice ...Very Nice 👍

Good Evening Sir, Ho Ho GP Has Sent To You A Very Nice Gift 👍😇👌GP Is Truly an OUTSTANDING Canadian Gentleman 👌😇👍Be Well Sir Cheers 🍻🍻

Very Nice 👍

Beautiful craftmanship there!! Niiiice going Gord!

Chris the is an Absolute Wonderful sign.. Gord is such a talented person… I am so happy for you.. Cheers….

Wow beautiful looking sign Chris, it’s going to look awesome at the Overlook 👍🏻. Nice work GP 👍🏻🙋🏼‍♂️🙂

Great job, I wish the guy who grinded the stump in my yard could have removed the whole stump. 😊😊

Great Video Watershed Overlook! The details about the mower was really helpful! Loved the ending! Happy mowing! @millgapfarms

Thanks for the video... I was watching at the beginning and, it looks to me that you might be able to fit a 30 cal. ammo can in place of the factory tool box and that would give you more storage space and, I think it would be easier to reach the latch with the seat and smv sign on there.

Kubota is the "Toyota " of small power equipment. $$$😊

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"Greatest" isn't a powerful enough word for that photograph...

Excellent. I will be purchasing one. (The link is broken).

I could use your help. I am new to tractors and all things that connect to them. I just purchase a rotary cutter using some of the criteria you were using when shopping. I wanted quality construction and not all beat up. I was able to obtain that. However, West of the Mississippi and further West of the Colorado, and way South of San Francisco (San Diego) where there is little agriculture these days, attachments/implements are really expensive even very old and beat up. I thought I did good until I discovered my Rotary Cutter company was no longer in business. Maybe purchased by Rhino or their parent company. Mine is a "Servis S-5" (five foot). I have no clue where I will get blades (it needs them) or the pivots. Also, the connection of the top link (I don't use Quick Hitch) has been modified with an additional part by the previous owner so I am not sure where/how it is supposed to pivot up and connect to the top link from my three-point as there are no other pivot points. I can connect it, but it will be rigid and even I can understand that would be bad. Is there a book, a website, anything that I can use to understand the geometry of how the top link is supposed to connect to the top of the Rotary Cutter? I really love the construction of my Cutter. It is super well made with very heavy gauge steel for everything and chains to prevent things being thrown out at me or anything around me and Zero rust anywhere with good paint. The gear box and blade assembly turn easy and smooth with no noise or play. The PTO shaft looks nearly new and has all the guards and quick connects. It is shear-pinned but I think I am going to purchase a clutch (old tractor with an over-ride clutch for the PTO Shaft) to protect both my Cutter and especially my Ford Jubilee (with update PTO spline size). My older Brother would always tell me growing up: "The first thing you learn about a new Hobby is you bought all the wrong stuff". I don't want to prove him wrong once again. Thoughts? Thanks!

What is the total weight of the complete Brush Cutter with PTO driveshaft?

Coincidentally, I just received EMP's ROPS mount chainsaw rack. Their corporate culture must be against instructions, since there wasn't a hint of how to mount it, and there was considerable hardware to install. I suppose the pictures on their website are supposed to suffice in lieu of instructions, but they're so small it's difficult to make much sense out of them. The swag coosie and sticker is a nice touch, though. You're completely correct regarding storage on the Kubota, and from what I've seen, just about every other manufacturer. Replacing the Mickey Mouse box that came on my MX4700 was one of the first things I did to accessorize it.

It’s just cool whine it’s fine. Mine does it too, so does my grandfathers. If it really bothers you reach out to Milwaukee and see what they say.

Great video! Made a quasi daunting job a relative breeze. When picking up the parts my dealer Kyle told me about the “shop vac trick” to decrease the hydraulic fluid leak during the filter change. Had my son hold the shop vac over the input hole and likely lost less than 100 mls while swapping out the filters. Have no idea how much I would have lost otherwise. Thanks again!

Wow! Continue sharing your wonderful work videos with us! Let's keep our connection alive~

That thing is a beast, were you using the camera to help position it? Oh yes moving and setting cameras makes the job take longer. PTO clip are ridiculous I always have issues with mine. Fighting the shaft is a pain. My PTO shield flips up and out of the way, makes it easier