Ol' McBealy Good Got a Kubota Tractor – What Does He Do with It?

KaBoaters are a great beginners tractor. I hope you find a good mower deck, what we call a bush hog. This mowing deck could be your path to a larger tractor. I have a bush hog that can chop up any tree I can push over. I have a problem with a shrub tree around the edge of my fields.

Just remember always keep your load low when moving a load in the bucket. The small tractors can tip over pretty easy, take it easy, and don't treat it like a big dozer or you'll break it. Chris is a great teacher and listen to him, and be safe.

I’m glad for you getting a kubota as I have had a lot of John Deere over my 73 years and the dealer service has gone down hill they just don’t care anymore

It doesn’t matter which one comes out first I like both. Always look forward to more great content from both. Your friendship with each other makes both channels the best. You and Chris keep up the good work.

Congrats… you’re gonna love your Kubota TLB! It’s a game changer for your farm.

I have owned three of them over the past 20 years. I’ve never experienced a major failure on any of them.

Currently, I have the baby brother to yours… a BX23s.

My grapple is the same as your Landpride… except it is 54” wide. I’ve had it for 8 years and have learned a few tricks.

Here’s one that you might want to try… You’ll get a fuller load and a more secure grip on materials if you tilt it forward as you make contact with the material. Close the claw while it is tilted forward. (It will lift the materials into the grapple rather than just squeezing it.)

As you begin to lift the loader, tilt it fully backward. (That shifts the material weight onto the bottom tines.).

Then, squeeze the claw closed to maximum force. That will remove any slack from voids or shifting within the claw.

If you are carrying the weight very far, hit the closure button every once and awhile to take up any slack that may have occurred from material shifting within the grip.

Once again, you’re gonna live your Kubota TLB.

saw mill next.. lol

Ideal tractor for the type of work you need it to do, I'm liking the way these units have become so much more versatile. Kubota have got a very good reputation with these compact units, I think they have really done there home work. Good buy BG. 🤗

I own a 3301 with a few clicks over 500 hours on it. Set your hydro pressure to 2800 psi at wide open throttle and it will be around 2400 around 2k RPM where you find you will run it mostly for working the loader. I can promise you that that loader will be plenty strong to lift heaping scoops of dripping wet clay or sand with hardly a grunt out of the engine. Look online for the shims and a pressure gauge and it takes all of a half hour to set your hydro pressure. Absolutely zero issues with mine with 500+ hours on it since setting mine to 2800 psi. Also, get yourself a Piranha tooth bar for your bucket before ever using it. It will keep it from bending and you will thank me later for how easy it can dig full heaping scoops of material and cut roots and rip brush off flush with the ground and so forth. As for a three-point hitch weight for when you don't have that hoe hooked up, go to the farm store n buy one of those Carry All attachments and box in the bottom with 4×4 treated wood with a deck on it so you can put a 30-gallon plastic drum on there n chain it and fill it with sand. You 100% will need that much weight on the hitch when you are lifting anything several hundred pounds with the loader. As someone else said, brush guard and they also make guards for all the hydro filters and engine oil filter and possibly the fuel water separator. Trust me if you continue to do woods work, you will tear a filter off n the damage will be lessened by how fast you shut the tractor off before it self-destroys from hydro fluid loss or engine oil loss if you get that filter. Also, woods work will destroy your lights, plastic grill n possibly your hood without a guard or extremely careful operating. Not like you were doing in this video stuffing the tractors front end into the log pile. Radiators n hydro coolers are not cheap, and they are right behind that plastic grill. Keep that in mind. KTAC insurance is also very smart n I hope you got that. Grease the living heck out of those zerks. A shiny clean loader means lack of grease. It should be oozing out of every pin. when you bump one of those quick attach levers on the loader n twist the little round tube, you can use a pine tree n the controls to twist it back. Remember this as you will twist that tiny tube more than a few times before you replace it with a nice box tube that won't twist. Likely your next piece of equipment will be a trackloader or an excavator. My wife bought us a new KX033-4 with a cab, angle blade and thumb. That is the cat's meow for working on our property. Always enjoy your video's n give you the thumbs up. As far as those negative Nancy commenters, they likely don't own a Kubota L or BX series so ignore their bullshit comments.

Congratulations on your new tractor. Hope you have good luck.

Build some blocks for the outriggers.

Good friends are hard to come by😏

Yup, you got the right stuff now Beally Good. You just may run out of time of day now with all the options available.

Nice tractor right size for what you need around the farm thanks for the videos

Please put your (I hope) hard earned money into something better.

I believe all that debris is good for the health of the forest but I’m with you I would like it cleaned out.

You need to reach up over the pile and grapple it from there. But you are getting it done. You will learn as you operate it. It just takes time

Seen Chis video now watching your video….. 😆

if you take all those logs and cut them to firewood length you could use them for fires with your kids. also it would stack a lot neater

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