Sitting here watching this because it's ten times better than anything on Netflix. Love your dozer work on the Kubota. I'm looking forward to doing some of this when I get caught up on wood/land clearing. Great content!
I need to go clean those roads up again. I basically only watch CZcams. I can’t stand the foolishness on TV these days! Appreciate you watching, you just made me half a cent I bet 😂!
Congrats on the first dozer blade attachment video. Well done on the blade fabrication. Although the convenience of the hydraulic angle feature is very nice, I like the idea of the 6 footer with pins to make the blade stationary and no stress on the hydraulic cylinders when pushing hard on rocks or small trees.
Id rather have a hydraulic cylinder in a loader mounted application, primarily so the force of the immovable object will overcome the relief valve in the hydraulic system and push the blade out of angle rather than potentially bending or cracking a loader boom.
I need to look into something like this for the 1975 Unimog we have... I need to do the same thing (cutting road) on our mountain property in Northern Nevada... thanks for uploading your video!
I think that does a great job ESPECIALLY given that you have a lot of rocks to contend with and the occasional root...hitting those puts the brake on real quick lol
Id love to have something like this for clearing trails and pushing light brush with, I thought about finding an old utility blade and making one for my tractor.
I like how you made it hydraulic instead of having to manually angle it. Since those trails are so steep you should dig it down a bit more but leave a ridge on the steep side.
I owned an L5040 Kubota and am interested in the dozer blade, where can I get it or is this something you built for yourself? Do you have one for sell that would fit my Kubota?
Love and enjoy watching your videos. Very close to making the purchase for the new cab model MX6000. Will be using it in tough land that is not all level, lots of woods and rocks. Tires filled and 3 sets of wheel weights for stability. What is your opinion on tire chains for mud and snow?? I am in northeast and wondering if I should setup with chains. Notice you don't use them and not limited on your control of that machine.
With AG tires mud usually isn’t much issue but I assume chains may help some. I do run chains when the ground freezes hard, but this hasn’t happened here in a few years. My chains form a square or diamond which helps hold them out of the lugs to increase traction. Regular chains fall between the tread and doesn’t contact the ground as good. Thanks for watching!
That’s a pretty cool setup do you have any trouble with it trying to tweak your loader arms or does the mount right in the center keep the pressure in the middle?
It keeps the pressure mostly centered. I try to take it slow so when it catches hard in the corner so I can stop quick. I mostly built it for snow, which it does really good with.
How much snow do you get in your parts? Sounded like you live in the south based on your accent. Blade looked like it was putting a lot of stress on your loader arms.
Someone loves their tractor as much as I love working with mine!
That’s for sure! Thanks for watching!
Real nice dozer blade.
Thanks
Sitting here watching this because it's ten times better than anything on Netflix. Love your dozer work on the Kubota. I'm looking forward to doing some of this when I get caught up on wood/land clearing. Great content!
I need to go clean those roads up again. I basically only watch CZcams. I can’t stand the foolishness on TV these days! Appreciate you watching, you just made me half a cent I bet 😂!
@@khtractors Gotta pay for that fuel you burn sitting around revved up in REGEN
@@FabbedFun 🤦♂️
man you got me hooked love your understanding and explainations.
Im glad you enjoy! Thanks for watching!
Congrats on the first dozer blade attachment video. Well done on the blade fabrication. Although the convenience of the hydraulic angle feature is very nice, I like the idea of the 6 footer with pins to make the blade stationary and no stress on the hydraulic cylinders when pushing hard on rocks or small trees.
I primarily built it for snow but have found it works great on dirt! Thanks
Id rather have a hydraulic cylinder in a loader mounted application, primarily so the force of the immovable object will overcome the relief valve in the hydraulic system and push the blade out of angle rather than potentially bending or cracking a loader boom.
I need to look into something like this for the 1975 Unimog we have... I need to do the same thing (cutting road) on our mountain property in Northern Nevada... thanks for uploading your video!
Really appreciate you watching!
I think that does a great job ESPECIALLY given that you have a lot of rocks to contend with and the occasional root...hitting those puts the brake on real quick lol
I love the blade looks like it works very well on your tractor you put that tractor in some rough spots and you have plenty of rocks where you live
dustin pitts yes, no shortage of rocks!
Man that's one hell of a dozer blade you guys made I just bought a 60-60 Kubota just like that 2 days ago I love it
You’ll really like the M6060, great tractor! Thanks for watching!
Ben that was a little scary close to the edges great job
God Bless All
PaK
Haha. It doesn’t bother me, I’ve been in them situations all my life. Just have to be careful. Thanks
A really good job on the dozer blade!, your a pre-faber!.
It’s nice! I hope to get some snow to use it in this winter! Thanks
Id love to have something like this for clearing trails and pushing light brush with, I thought about finding an old utility blade and making one for my tractor.
They are pretty handy! Thanks
I like how you made it hydraulic instead of having to manually angle it. Since those trails are so steep you should dig it down a bit more but leave a ridge on the steep side.
Jacob Hill yes it makes life easier!
Like when you put the camera on the top of your cab so we can see from your point if view.
Nice!
blackstacktube Thanks! Hope we get some snow to use it in this winter.
Check the bolts that connect it ti the quick attach. 2 nuts fell off while I was pulling back and rip the blade off the quick assembly.
I may have had those same nuts come loose. Mine was the ones on the handles that tighten the tension spring. Luckily I caught them before coming off.
That bad boy works like a bull dozer.
It’s does pretty good! Thanks for watching!
I bought a blade for my mx5200 and it was too heavy for it it's about 10 footer that one is wonderful
Even this one is a little big for dirt work. Thanks for watching!
What type canopy is that, I like how the windshield was added.Gotta help with rain. Keep up the good videos
The canopy is a factory Kubota one. I added the lexan myself later. It definitely helps when out in the rain! Thanks for watching!
I owned an L5040 Kubota and am interested in the dozer blade, where can I get it or is this something you built for yourself? Do you have one for sell that would fit my Kubota?
It’s just something I made for myself. I’ve have several requests to buy one, it’s something I should consider starting to build and sell. Thank you.
Love and enjoy watching your videos.
Very close to making the purchase for the new cab model MX6000.
Will be using it in tough land that is not all level, lots of woods and rocks.
Tires filled and 3 sets of wheel weights for stability.
What is your opinion on tire chains for mud and snow??
I am in northeast and wondering if I should setup with chains.
Notice you don't use them and not limited on your control of that machine.
With AG tires mud usually isn’t much issue but I assume chains may help some. I do run chains when the ground freezes hard, but this hasn’t happened here in a few years. My chains form a square or diamond which helps hold them out of the lugs to increase traction. Regular chains fall between the tread and doesn’t contact the ground as good. Thanks for watching!
That’s a pretty cool setup do you have any trouble with it trying to tweak your loader arms or does the mount right in the center keep the pressure in the middle?
It keeps the pressure mostly centered. I try to take it slow so when it catches hard in the corner so I can stop quick. I mostly built it for snow, which it does really good with.
How much snow do you get in your parts? Sounded like you live in the south based on your accent. Blade looked like it was putting a lot of stress on your loader arms.
I’m in Southwest Virginia. Thanks
I wonder if anyone's taken a market available 6 way dozer for skid steer and put it on their tractor?
I’m sure it would be possible.
What is the M6060 rated for horse power? @@khtractors
@@chrisheyer3974 it’s 63.5 engine and 57 pto I believe.
Your K is a pretty good pusher call my nails all you need is a 10 or 12,000 pound excavator true complement your project
I would love to have an excavator one of these days. Thanks for watching!
Where did you buy it from - do you have a link? I cannot find it anywhere
I built it so you probably can’t find a link. Haha. Sorry!
does this attachment works on Mahindra 7060?
It fits a skid steer style quick attach.
Where can I get this blade please?
It’s one I built several years ago.
@@khtractors I lik this
I find out for my tractor but I don’t see it I only see for skid steer
@@tttuangsuante I made this one that fits a skid steer style coupler which is what my tractor loader has.
What's the price of one of these?
I think I ended up with around $700 in materials. It’s probably over built but I’m kinda rough on stuff at times so I played it safe!
Does your wife know where you’re at if you don’t show up tonight for dinner, you must have some destination in mind on this property!
She’s just glad I’m out of the house!🤣
Can't hear you. Shut the engine off.
Sorry!