I know im asking randomly but does any of you know a trick to get back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly forgot the account password. I would love any tips you can give me!

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Blank Blank thanks for the post - how many lbs can your loader lift with the 2650?

Say hi when you stop.

@@MessicksEquip We definitely will, Thanks

I have 18 acres and am looking into one of these units. What attachments do you use?

Nice thing about that tractor Is you can add a back hoe later. And you can get it financed even if the tractor is paid off.

They certainly are loud. I own a larger Kubota MX5200. This tractor does not have much of a HST whine. I never really hear the transmission over the engine. However I really like the B series and would have liked to buy one, the one with the biggest engine. But they were very expensive, not much cheaper than the MX5200. So I went with the bigger machine.

Yep, that's pretty normal. I use a leaf blower to blow the grass off my mower ( not a BX ) after every time that I use it.

Thanks for the feedback. Any suggestions on how to keep the under section from getting coated? Someone said to spray with a lubricant or cooking spray, but that sounds like it would just make it worse.

Oh under the shell! You hear about sprays, no first hand experience. I just clean it out once a year.

I had about 2-4 inches of gunk around my mower blades after 10 hours of use. To be fair I was mowing some pretty tall grass and weeds which is pretty wet no matter how long you let your lawn/field dry. If you want to see what I am talking about I did a video on the maintenance of the mower deck this past Sunday. Title is New Tractor Owner Fail - Almost. Thanks for your response and feedback. Really appreciate it.

Mike P. I love that pedal for when I’m snowblowing!

No mid pto, bigger tires

Same tractor, different engines. Buy the 26.

Messick's Thanks Neil. Will do

Just options to mate with your implement.

The top hole is for certain implements (I think it's the grass bagger system) that need extra lift height. 98%of the time you use the bottom hole since it lifts the most weight making it easier on for 3pt hitch.

I guess I'll keep using the bottom hole then. Thanks.

They have a video on marching sizes.

It does VERY much depend on the task! With a lot of idling or just general driving around I can go 15-20 hours before I add another 5 gallons to my tank. That is less in winter when I am using more of the available power for snowblowing, but even then its about 40% warmup time and 60% actual work time. With these diesel engines it is very much dependent on the actual load. I think you could probably figure on around an hour per gallon if you are more working the vehicle. At a high engine speed they use around 250 grams per kw/h of power. WHats that in US measurements? Right around .1 gallons per hour per HP used if I'm doing my math right. Not sure what just sitting there idling counts as, but say you are using half the rated 26 HP so 13 HP, that would be 1.3gallons per hour. My numbers are based on the fuel consumption at 2200 RPM www.kubotaengine.com/assets/documents/11_d1305_30.pdf

They are coming

video just posted.

@@MessicksEquip thanks much, you're awesome! 👍🏼

B2650

Hi Tyler , Not sure if you ever got an answer to your question . I have the 2650 and it has many advantages over the Bx series , but the Bx is easier to get around in tight spots and low branches on trees etc. . If you do your own work like changing fluids etc. you will definitely like the higher ground clearance as you can slide right under it . It is definitely not to much tractor for 6 acres of land . You didn't give any description of your 6 acres so it is kind of hard to answer your questions properly .

Lock the block down with sway bars, then it won't move. The weight on the 3-point is not an issue. I'd fill the tires or do wheel weights before cooking up a way to put the weight on the back.

I was figuring on wheel weights and filling the tires but would that be enough?

Absolutely yes. Most people run around 500lbs of ballast.

Generally yes a zero-turn is better. that doesn't mean that a tractor is not perfectly acceptable for most people though.

Depends. Belly mowers are not so good at making the fancy schmancy patterns that some seem to like, and they're DEFINITELY not as agile, lol. However, if you just want to cut your grass they work fine. Big plus: the tractor is useful for a LOT of different jobs- the zero turn mower? Well, it can cut lawns, cut lawns or cut lawns. Both will cost you a pretty penny. Imo the 0 turn is a VERY expensive toy, unless you cut lawns for a living- or have a LOT of lawn. You might like it better if you have an obnoxious amount of trees, planters and other obstacles to mow around, as well. Both options beat stomping along behind a push mower, though!!

Look at an l2501 for about the Same price.

Its, but you need a wiring harness

Messick Farm Equipment Is that something that local dealers offer is that a conversion adapter wiring harness? The guy I talked to at my local dealer said that everything like the antenna plug and leads are up in the ceiling of the cab. The cab Already comes with speakers.

Correct. There is no plug-and-play harness, you need to splice the wires together between a tractor harness and radio. Parts Dept can help.

Messick Farm Equipment Awesome Thank you and as always I love your videos they are very informational!!

Messick Farm Equipment One more question about the 9 pin plug up in the ceiling of the cab that the radio wiring harness plugs into. Do you happen to know if it has a constant 12 V supply on one of the pins when the Key is off? Because the radio I picked to put in my tractor needs a constant 12 V supply as well as the switched 12 V supply that is already in the plug for memory saving.

Oh the Bx has about 900 hours on it, still looks new.

With us, around 8-9k wholesale.

Sure

Won't have an issue with a 60" tiller. That 26hp is way more engine than anyone expects.

@@MessicksEquip thanks, I had a bx 1500 and that machine worked without flaw for years, doing more than it should be able to. Im hoping to get the same experience.

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No issues, but I do find the swing shift transmission hard to drive. You could probably get used to it, I just find it natural. Make sure to give it a drive first.

Its 31,000 with 800 hours. Do the bigger Kubota is just not hold their resale value like the New Holland to do?

That particular tractor was really inexpensive new. It's a value model. The t6030 is a more feature-rich machine.

Most of those features require an electronically controlled transmission, and the resulting price tag. It would be nice to see, but I'm not sure most customers in this space could justify the cost.

@@MessicksEquip And to be sure, let's say a L3560 would not work with 60" attachments?? Or to ask better, the width of the L3560 would be greater than 60" right??

I do believe you can get it down to that with AG tires, or very close. What has you limited to that?

@@MessicksEquip Well we have a B2630 now and want to upgrade to a cab tractor. Our box blade, tiller, rake, bush hog, etc.... are all 60" wide. While we like the 2650 & 3350 for their size, it's a bummer that it doesn't come with a few more features. The L series are awesome, but everyone that has them around here have 72" accessories. Thanks for taking the time to answer!!!!

Correct, a bigger tractor needs bigger implements.

Does it have a loader?

Yes it does along with a 60 inch belly mower hardly used as I have a zturn I mow with regularly

About 12k wholesale

Off road is great. No problem at all.

I'd guess some Euro style hay rakes, maybe tedders

Taz Man I use one of those battery powered fuel pumps that you can buy at any hardware store or Walmart that run on 2 D batteries 🔋 I have used it for years with my 3 Kubota tractors.

All depends on the weight of the Bale. No less than MX series.

So do you think the Kubota L3560 would be to small to lift bales that weigh about 600 lbs?

They are not too many large squares that come in at 600 pounds. depending on the Baler they're coming out of, your usually 1200-2200lbs.

Tree farm? You'd want the small one for narrow rows

@@MessicksEquipsorry, no not a tree farm. Sorry for confusion, just a mostly wooded lot, assortment of 4 inch pine on the front 5 acres and mature oakson the back 4, about 2 acres in lawn and fields to mow. Small farm as in hobby farm with assortment of critters. I rented a new holland 37 work master and it felt WAY to big.

The vast majority of the market prefers the treadle. Comes out that way every time surveys are done. There's a lot of marketing dollars spent to convince people otherwise.

I got a 2650 cab model, love the tractor, but find it really hard to backup and hook to anything with that pedal. You can't twist your body and work the pedal very well at all. Wish they offered both systems as an option, I'd switch. I have no problem backing up our bigger tractors...

@@emerkamp1 I've got the B3350, I actually prefer the Kubota setup while reversing longer distances while snowblowing. I find that if I just sit a little sideways in the seet the pedal is right under my heal while I backup and I can look straight out the back of the cab. I don't have super long legs and find that the twin pedal reverse tractors like John Deere are a bit too far away if I'm sitting sideways in the seat. I don't like twisting my back for long periods so the Kubota pedal works for me.

Personally I do not like the HST transmissions. That said, have you tried hooking the forward pedal with the hill of your boot. It will take a bit if practice, but I have a friend that regularly uses this technique

That's not changed. You'll surely never get a pilot control feel from a mechanical valve.

Thanks for the response! I don’t expect the feel to be comparable. The only reason I give my experience is to communicate my familiarity with running equipment in general. I’m just having a hard time with fine adjustments. Once I have applied enough pressure to the stick to move the hydraulics they “jump” too abruptly. I’ve tried adjusting the throttle which helps a little. I guess if that’s just to be expected I’m disappointed with that. Like I said though I am happy overall.

Wrong model, this is why you need a good salesman. the equivalent tractor to the massy that you're looking at is a Kubota bx23s.

thank you, that does help

B2620 -> B2601. B2320 -> B2301.

@@MessicksEquip So the 2320 is the 2301 now?

@@tarheelron68 Yes

@@MessicksEquip Thank you for the info..i love this channel

@@MessicksEquip Although I love my 2320..great tractor

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And I hate it, not impressed at all

@@johncvfd Why?

Yes why?

Can you give details, please!! I'm looking at the 2601 v 2650. Curtis has 2 cabs, standard and premium. Which did you get?

@@jrsmyth9761 blind as a bat lol

@@Hobbit_Veteran i was hoping he would post model number of cab he ordered.