It's not really a "mod" per se but I added bright yellow grease zerk covers to all of the grease points to help as a visual reminder of where the grease points are. once they get covered with dirt/grease, they can be heard to see.
Maybe it’s not a mod but it’s still a good idea, Don! I have a bag of those yellow zerk covers sitting on my shelf in the shop waiting to be put on. Thanks for watching!
Great video. I'm tractor hunting now. I was surprised at how few models of subcompact tractors have a lower step. A lower step WILL be my first modification
Great video, loved the dry humor, "AM or PM doesn't matter", held on with "JB Weld" and your "Wife's confidence in your chain saw abilities" all perfectly timed. Great video great advice.
The tool box was my first. Now i want the log chain boxes because i am tired of them laying in the floor of the operators station. I have also added the chain hooks to my bucket(very handy) and the steering wheel knob. I don’t typically do much tractor work after dark but i can see where the led lights would be handy. Thanks for sharing these great ideas
Hi Matthew! Yep, toolboxes and chain boxes went on early on my tractor and I use them a lot. You’ve made good choices in your mods. Thanks for watching!
A chest pack is a good way to keep personal items at hand and enclosed. I got the chest pack idea from experience wearing a chest holster, while working in bear country, operating 4 wheelers and other light equipment. Translates well to the tractor. I do find the lack of storage on tractors amusing.
I live near the Smoky Mountains so axle spacers and Rim Guard in the tires really helps stability. I have a B2601 with Bro-Tac spacers, of the reputable companies they were the cheapest at the time. If the ground is dry I can handle 30 degree grades on R14 tires with no pucker factor. I used the 3" rear spacers and 1 1/2" front spacers, the tires still set inside the 60" mower deck and they do fit contrary to Kubota's reconditions. I also changed all the factory bulbs to LED bulbs from Amazon, huge difference.
Martian you didn't really go over yours but here in Arizona a canopy is a must, I have also done LED lights, hooks, and a receiver on my bucket. I move small trailers plus a good spot to hook up a wench as well. I really need a spinner just because too. Nice video keep on Tractoring.
Hi Dave! A canopy is nice to have in this neck of the woods but not as necessary as in Arizona. Yes, get that spinner! You’ll be glad you did. Thanks for watching!
Hey Martin, great channel for novice or veteran tractor owners. Led lights, bucket hooks, and spinner. These I appreciate the most after operating tractors over 45 years.
Thanks for all your help. All your videos have helped me out with my Kubota tractor and save me lots of money and time. I can’t wait till I see new videos of you.
My pleasure, Roger. So glad to hear my videos have been a big help to you. I have playlists for tractor mods and tractor maintenance that you may want to browse. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for paving the way for us with all these mods! For my BX23S, so far Ive added the steering knob, LED light bars (front and rear of ROPS), some locking holders on each side of the rear of the ROPS for holding a weedeater or pole saw, and rear wheel spacers. Im currently fabricating a toolbox holder while training myself to weld (tricky stuff, LOL). I plan to add the bucket hooks once my welding skills get up to acceptable standards. Currently looking at different toothbars for purchase soon. And the ROPS cover and chain/strap boxes are soon to follow!
Thanks, Keith! I’ve been considering adding tool holders to the rear of the ROPS too, just haven’t gotten around to it yet. Welding is an art for sure, but it sure is a handy skill to have! Thanks for watching!
1st Mod is always a suicide knob. When I had my BX and was cutting grass in the Hot summer I would have my Ryobi cordless fan strapped to the top of the ROPS pointed down at me. Makes a miserable day a lot more tolerable.
I was intending to add hooks on the bucket as a first mod. When the dealer delivered the tractor it had hooks already, he said he does not let new tractors off the lot without them. Very happy about that, so I bought a wheel spinner (actually two - one for the buggy too).
Lights. Lots of lights. I bought four combination amber and clear LED flashers that I plan on putting on the rocks for 360° warning. Sometimes I go out my county road but mostly because they look cool. I’ll shoot you a little video once I have them done Martin. Appreciate all your efforts.
Mirrors are smart. I used a pair of Club Car golf cart mirrors about $15. Seems no matter where you're working some idiot is going to walk right behind you.
Interesting vid👍I put air tank on my tractor n made service box for three point hitch with oil,fluids for out in the field. I have seen grease gun added especially daily servicing when harvesting.
I have added a number of your upgrades to my L3901. Some not exactly like you but with the same idea. The add on fuse box, USB voltmeter, power outlet, Bare-co Canopy, rear lights, front & side lights are purchased and will be installed soon, SSQA is purchased and will also be installed shortly, and I already had a piranha bar. I am looking at a where to mount my chain box and looking at larger toolboxes, and a carryall has been on my list for years. Thank you for all the great ideas. Suggestion for you would be to put a handle on the right-side fender. If you have any hills or slopes its nice to have something to grab on to. I also painted my step and floorboards with Rhino coat when the paint started wearing off. Thank you again.
Hi Steve! I’m very glad you’ve found my videos helpful. Actually, I have been considering getting the right fender handle for a while now and will probably do so soon. Thanks for watching!
I love all ky mods. I have a few to install like my bolt on grab hooks and a few other things, but my most favorite ones are my cutting edge, sway bars(upgrade from turnbuckles), and rops lights, both front and back, and the bx quick hitch, and the rops toolbox holder(although the oem box is junk), but my most favorite and prized mods are all the mods I bought from Paul & Kathy Short. I have an "EZ ON" step, steering wheel knob, diff lock ext pedal, rops light holder, a few stickers. I hope I havent forgotten anything. I have a video from last year or so and I'll upload it as soon as my internetspeed is fast enough. GOD Bless.
Another great video Martin! I took the plastic tool box off and brought it to work to store pencils in, it has proven it’s worth for that application. On my M series replaced with custom tig welded diamond plate aluminum box. On the L2501 did a husky brand 20” steel box for a more cost effective solution. Have been considering a canopy with fan for long days of hay season.
Thanks! I love your repurposing of the stock tool box. Maybe I can find a similar use for mine. Sounds like you did your replacement toolboxes right! Thanks for watching!
I FINALLY got my new BX23S the other weekend. I have a steering wheel spinner and a loader bucket indicator on order. It has no tool box at all. I love what you have done with your plastic ammo boxes. That I think will be my third mod. My tractor is significantly smaller than yours so I some planning to work out. Thanks for another great video.
How's she goin'? Nice being able to make mods to our tractors to make them more efficient, safer and easier to use. You have some nice ones on you tractor. I have made many mods too and have a video all about them. They sure makes using the tractor, and having a tractor, a lot more fun!!! Thanks for sharing and take care!!!
Great vid Martin. Can't argue with any of that logic. The day I took delivery I added the steering wheel spinner and LED headlight bulbs. Shortly after that the ROPS lights. Since then I replaced the stock side link with a Kubota ratcheting model (similar to your leveling box). Next will likely be some weld-on hooks. I'm still deciding which route to go for a better tool box. - Chris
Does Ken know you have his toolboxes? If not he’ll find out now! BTW, why would you need mirrors on your quick hitch? Just kidding, I know what you meant. Thanks for watching!
Hey Martin. Great minds think alike. I installed a couple document tubes that you'd find on implements for holding a few tools, rags, etc. Also went crazy with welding on snatch hooks, slip hooks, d-rings and a receiver tube on the bucket. Friend of mine called it a Swiss Army Bucket. I also have the canopy and just installed front and rear work lights, and I have a smaller light under the throne for seeing the 3-point at night. I liked your vid and subscribed. Pretty upset that it took this long to find your channel. All the best. Keep safe.
Since I will be growing winegrapes, I need a cooler for my wine....summer heat is Hell on wine.... and wine glass rack....for both reds and whites! Just kiddin'....the libations are for after a long day on the tractor tending to my vineyard needs! In Texas....we are never far from our "libations"!
@@DIYMyWay mark me down for Artillian canopy with 2 work light going to back and a light bar to the front , all mounted to the canopy mount :) Rears was first for hooking up log splitter after dark :)
Maybe someone has commented already but I notice you have a Piranha bar on your bucket but you don't mention it. In my opinion that would be my number 1 add-on. I put one on my BX2380 and that was the best thing I ever did to my tractor!
If the side plastic .50 cal ammo boxes are held on my JB Weld, why are there nuts and washers inside the box wall? All good ideas and you can never have enough lighting. We operate mainly at night because it is cooler for the operator and the tractor. We added a quick attach adapter to our front end loader and that was our best mod.
The metal 50 cal chain boxes are held on with JB Weld. The plastic tool boxes are held on to the ROPS with U-bolts. A quick attach for the FEL is a must in my book. Thanks for watching!
Boy, we sure do install confidence with our wives, don't we? I think that my favorite mod is the LED light bar up on the top of my ROPS facing forward. There is not a single mod to my L2501 that I would ever want to do without. Thanks for sharing Martin.
@@DIYMyWay , agreed Martin. The one thing that I would absolutely not go without is my much larger tool box. I carry more stuff in the tray than the factory tool box would hold.
On my 1025r I have a grab handle on the loader arm on the left side. Got it from Mudd's custom. They have some "blemished" ones so the one I got was only $26 with shipping and ttwt discount
Good evening Sir 😉 Great resume modification tractor that you did Sir 😉👍Great sence of humor about your wife gift ( first aid kit ) 👍😉have a great week end Sir Cheers 👍😉🍻
I saw where you mentioned you added Ken's Bolt-on hooks to your bucket, however, you did not make a video of this. I was wondering did you use Ken's standard bolt-on grab hooks or Ken's square back quick attach bolt-on hooks with shim for Kubota Tractors? My tractor is identical to yours - L3901 HST with LA 525 bucket and I am confused, maybe both types of hooks will work, and I am overthinking this too much. I could NOT have done my own 50-100-400 hours maintenance on my own without watching your videos over and over again, so THANK YOU for that!
Hi Eric! I got my grab hooks before Ken offered the shims for Kubota buckets but the hooks have held up find against some pretty demanding pulling. Since he does offer the shims now, I'd probably get them if I were you. Thank you for the kind words of encouragement!
For me, a canopy is essential during the hot summer months in Georgia. I didn’t realize how great a tooth bar was until I got one, but now I consider it essential because of how much it improves the digging capabilities of my FEL. Thanks for watching!
Yes, definitely mounted on the ROPS. It throws the light much farther and you can get 360 degree lighting which I like a lot. And of course you can use the FEL without blocking the light. Thanks for watching!
Excellent video, and great points on the mods! I have a question, though. On the metal ammo cans (which I've been wanting to add to mine for quite some time now!), you said that they were held on with J.B.Weld, but it looked to me like they were bolted on. (I'm pretty sure I saw 2 bolt heads on the inside of both ammo cans.) Can you clarify that for me?
Thank you, Tim! The threaded studs are attached to the FEL tower with J B Weld and the cans are bolted to the studs. If you Watch my video on the chain boxes you’ll see how I did it and why they have held so well. Thanks for watching!
@@DIYMyWay thanks for the quick reply! I didn't know you had done a video on those -- must have missed that one. I'll definitely go find and watch it soon. Thank you again for the response, and for your always-excellent content!
Has anyone put a skid plate under their tractor so that they can drive over thick brush and small trees without worrying about it damaging anything underneath? I've got about 20 acres of thick brush that I need to brush hog and my neck gets tired quickly when I am backing over it.
I believe that wheel spacers do increase stability - by a little bit. But that little bit could make all the difference if you use your tractor on hilly property. I’d go with liquid ballast or wheel weights for the rear tires first. You’ll get more stability by lowering the center of gravity of your tractor. The best solution is to do both. Thanks for watching!
@@jerryshurt Most spacers I’ve seen only add a couple of inches to either side of the axle so it’ hard to imagine that adding too much stress to that axle. You might consult you dealership about it. Good luck!
Great ideas. 👍
I hung a bungee cargo net under the canopy to hold light weight items like rags, hats, ropes, snacks and paper bags etc.
Rear hydraulics, top-n-tilt and quick-hitch 👍
It's not really a "mod" per se but I added bright yellow grease zerk covers to all of the grease points to help as a visual reminder of where the grease points are. once they get covered with dirt/grease, they can be heard to see.
Maybe it’s not a mod but it’s still a good idea, Don! I have a bag of those yellow zerk covers sitting on my shelf in the shop waiting to be put on. Thanks for watching!
Great video. I'm tractor hunting now. I was surprised at how few models of subcompact tractors have a lower step. A lower step WILL be my first modification
Ammo cans are great. Seal even keeps out the dust.
Great video, loved the dry humor, "AM or PM doesn't matter", held on with "JB Weld" and your "Wife's confidence in your chain saw abilities" all perfectly timed. Great video great advice.
The tool box was my first. Now i want the log chain boxes because i am tired of them laying in the floor of the operators station. I have also added the chain hooks to my bucket(very handy) and the steering wheel knob. I don’t typically do much tractor work after dark but i can see where the led lights would be handy. Thanks for sharing these great ideas
Hi Matthew! Yep, toolboxes and chain boxes went on early on my tractor and I use them a lot. You’ve made good choices in your mods. Thanks for watching!
Great overview Martin.
Lights are priority then weld on/bolt on hooks.
Thanks, Ken! Good choices!
A chest pack is a good way to keep personal items at hand and enclosed. I got the chest pack idea from experience wearing a chest holster, while working in bear country, operating 4 wheelers and other light equipment. Translates well to the tractor. I do find the lack of storage on tractors amusing.
I’m not sure I’d like a chest pack, especially in hot weather. I’d rather have the storage on the tractor. Thanks for watching!
I live near the Smoky Mountains so axle spacers and Rim Guard in the tires really helps stability. I have a B2601 with Bro-Tac spacers, of the reputable companies they were the cheapest at the time. If the ground is dry I can handle 30 degree grades on R14 tires with no pucker factor. I used the 3" rear spacers and 1 1/2" front spacers, the tires still set inside the 60" mower deck and they do fit contrary to Kubota's reconditions. I also changed all the factory bulbs to LED bulbs from Amazon, huge difference.
Hi turd! Yes, where you live those spacers and loaded tires would be a must! Changing your bulbs to LEDs is a smart move too! Thanks for watching!
Lights are a must or night time is a no go! Pat's Quick Hitch, sawhaul, canopy, tire grooving (if your plowing with r4's). That's just to name a few😉
Good choices, Nick! I hadn’t thought of the Pat’s East Change system as a mod but I suppose it is. Thanks for watching!
Martian you didn't really go over yours but here in Arizona a canopy is a must, I have also done LED lights, hooks, and a receiver on my bucket. I move small trailers plus a good spot to hook up a wench as well. I really need a spinner just because too. Nice video keep on Tractoring.
Hi Dave! A canopy is nice to have in this neck of the woods but not as necessary as in Arizona. Yes, get that spinner! You’ll be glad you did. Thanks for watching!
Hey Martin, great channel for novice or veteran tractor owners. Led lights, bucket hooks, and spinner. These I appreciate the most after operating tractors over 45 years.
Thank you for the kind words, Ken! 45 years! Well then wit your experience, you’d know which ones are the best for sure. Thanks for watching!
I can see the bolts “J B Weld” on those metal “plastic “ ammo can
Those bolts are most likely an extension to offset the can so he can open the lid. The extension is JB welded.
These are all smart, intelligent and safety mods for ANY tractor!! Too bad most manufactures don't have these available already!!
Right you are, Rex! But at least these gaps are filled by a robust aftermarket. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for all your help. All your videos have helped me out with my Kubota tractor and save me lots of money and time. I can’t wait till I see new videos of you.
My pleasure, Roger. So glad to hear my videos have been a big help to you. I have playlists for tractor mods and tractor maintenance that you may want to browse. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for paving the way for us with all these mods! For my BX23S, so far Ive added the steering knob, LED light bars (front and rear of ROPS), some locking holders on each side of the rear of the ROPS for holding a weedeater or pole saw, and rear wheel spacers. Im currently fabricating a toolbox holder while training myself to weld (tricky stuff, LOL). I plan to add the bucket hooks once my welding skills get up to acceptable standards. Currently looking at different toothbars for purchase soon. And the ROPS cover and chain/strap boxes are soon to follow!
Thanks, Keith! I’ve been considering adding tool holders to the rear of the ROPS too, just haven’t gotten around to it yet. Welding is an art for sure, but it sure is a handy skill to have! Thanks for watching!
1st Mod is always a suicide knob. When I had my BX and was cutting grass in the Hot summer I would have my Ryobi cordless fan strapped to the top of the ROPS pointed down at me. Makes a miserable day a lot more tolerable.
I was intending to add hooks on the bucket as a first mod. When the dealer delivered the tractor it had hooks already, he said he does not let new tractors off the lot without them. Very happy about that, so I bought a wheel spinner (actually two - one for the buggy too).
That was great that the dealer added the hooks as standard practice! Sounds like you found a good dealership. Thanks for watching!
Piranha Tooth Bar is the first upgrade a loader tractor should have. It greatly reduces stress on the loader and tractor.
Hi Bob! Agreed. And I have one. Can’t believe I forgot to include it! Thanks for watching!
Lights. Lots of lights. I bought four combination amber and clear LED flashers that I plan on putting on the rocks for 360° warning. Sometimes I go out my county road but mostly because they look cool. I’ll shoot you a little video once I have them done Martin. Appreciate all your efforts.
Hi Rob! Yep, can’t have too many lights in my opinion. Thanks for watching!
Those are all good options to add on a tractor. I also added mirrors, I do need to add a larger tool box though. Thanks for sharing Sir
Thanks, Bob! You’ll be glad you added a larger toolbox. Can’t have too much storage on a tractor!
Mirrors are smart. I used a pair of Club Car golf cart mirrors about $15. Seems no matter where you're working some idiot is going to walk right behind you.
Interesting vid👍I put air tank on my tractor n made service box for three point hitch with oil,fluids for out in the field. I have seen grease gun added especially daily servicing when harvesting.
Hi Jamie! An air tank! That’s a neat idea. And carrying your vital fluids in the field is a good idea too. Thanks for watching!
you didn't mention your tooth bar but mine made an immediate difference in my bucket's digging performance
Good grief, I can’t believe I forgot about the tooth bar! Right you are!
I have added a number of your upgrades to my L3901. Some not exactly like you but with the same idea. The add on fuse box, USB voltmeter, power outlet, Bare-co Canopy, rear lights, front & side lights are purchased and will be installed soon, SSQA is purchased and will also be installed shortly, and I already had a piranha bar. I am looking at a where to mount my chain box and looking at larger toolboxes, and a carryall has been on my list for years. Thank you for all the great ideas. Suggestion for you would be to put a handle on the right-side fender. If you have any hills or slopes its nice to have something to grab on to. I also painted my step and floorboards with Rhino coat when the paint started wearing off. Thank you again.
Hi Steve! I’m very glad you’ve found my videos helpful. Actually, I have been considering getting the right fender handle for a while now and will probably do so soon. Thanks for watching!
The canopy seems like a good addition.
It certainly has been, Ron. Thanks for watching!
I love all ky mods. I have a few to install like my bolt on grab hooks and a few other things, but my most favorite ones are my cutting edge, sway bars(upgrade from turnbuckles), and rops lights, both front and back, and the bx quick hitch, and the rops toolbox holder(although the oem box is junk), but my most favorite and prized mods are all the mods I bought from Paul & Kathy Short. I have an "EZ ON" step, steering wheel knob, diff lock ext pedal, rops light holder, a few stickers. I hope I havent forgotten anything. I have a video from last year or so and I'll upload it as soon as my internetspeed is fast enough. GOD Bless.
Another great video Martin! I took the plastic tool box off and brought it to work to store pencils in, it has proven it’s worth for that application. On my M series replaced with custom tig welded diamond plate aluminum box. On the L2501 did a husky brand 20” steel box for a more cost effective solution. Have been considering a canopy with fan for long days of hay season.
Thanks! I love your repurposing of the stock tool box. Maybe I can find a similar use for mine. Sounds like you did your replacement toolboxes right! Thanks for watching!
All nice mods Martin, I added spinner wheel, tool box, rear light and lately mirrors. Have a great one 🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
Thanks! Good choices for sure. I haven’t had the need for mirrors yet. Thanks for watching!
I FINALLY got my new BX23S the other weekend. I have a steering wheel spinner and a loader bucket indicator on order. It has no tool box at all. I love what you have done with your plastic ammo boxes. That I think will be my third mod. My tractor is significantly smaller than yours so I some planning to work out. Thanks for another great video.
Hi Marty! So glad to hear you finally got your BX23S! I think you’ll definitely want a toolbox on it. Thanks for watching!
How's she goin'? Nice being able to make mods to our tractors to make them more efficient, safer and easier to use. You have some nice ones on you tractor. I have made many mods too and have a video all about them. They sure makes using the tractor, and having a tractor, a lot more fun!!! Thanks for sharing and take care!!!
Hi Mike! Right you are, sir! They do make the tractor more fun as well as safer and more efficient. Thanks for stopping by!
Great vid Martin. Can't argue with any of that logic. The day I took delivery I added the steering wheel spinner and LED headlight bulbs. Shortly after that the ROPS lights. Since then I replaced the stock side link with a Kubota ratcheting model (similar to your leveling box). Next will likely be some weld-on hooks. I'm still deciding which route to go for a better tool box. - Chris
Thanks, Chris! Good choice of mods! There are lots of options for toolboxes to think through. I’m sure you’ll make the best choice for your needs.
I have added mirrors and Ken's tool boxes to my imatch quick hitch.
Does Ken know you have his toolboxes? If not he’ll find out now! BTW, why would you need mirrors on your quick hitch? Just kidding, I know what you meant. Thanks for watching!
Hey Martin. Great minds think alike. I installed a couple document tubes that you'd find on implements for holding a few tools, rags, etc. Also went crazy with welding on snatch hooks, slip hooks, d-rings and a receiver tube on the bucket. Friend of mine called it a Swiss Army Bucket. I also have the canopy and just installed front and rear work lights, and I have a smaller light under the throne for seeing the 3-point at night. I liked your vid and subscribed. Pretty upset that it took this long to find your channel. All the best. Keep safe.
Yes, indeed! Sounds like you have your tractor properly tricked out. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Great video! I’d love to see the respective videos linked when they’re shown.
Thanks Doug! The links are in the video description.
Since I will be growing winegrapes, I need a cooler for my wine....summer heat is Hell on wine....
and wine glass rack....for both reds and whites! Just kiddin'....the libations are for after a long day on the tractor tending to my vineyard needs! In Texas....we are never far from our "libations"!
LOL! Glad to hear you save the libations for after tractor time, Dwayne! Thanks for watching!
Mods , carry all used a lot of your ideas :)
Cutting firewood off site need all the tools and gadgets.
I don’t consider a carryall a mod but like you I definitely consider it a must have. Thanks for watching!
@@DIYMyWay mark me down for Artillian canopy with 2 work light going to back and a light bar to the front , all mounted to the canopy mount :)
Rears was first for hooking up log splitter after dark :)
Maybe someone has commented already but I notice you have a Piranha bar on your bucket but you don't mention it. In my opinion that would be my number 1 add-on. I put one on my BX2380 and that was the best thing I ever did to my tractor!
Yep, I absolutely forgot about it while making the video and it is one of the best mods. Thanks for watching!
Your fan is one of my favorites! Since the finance committee won't approve a cab, need the fan!
Glad you like the fan, Frank! I like it too. Thanks for watching!
that wheel spinner lookes more like 9:17 position
If the side plastic .50 cal ammo boxes are held on my JB Weld, why are there nuts and washers inside the box wall? All good ideas and you can never have enough lighting. We operate mainly at night because it is cooler for the operator and the tractor.
We added a quick attach adapter to our front end loader and that was our best mod.
The metal 50 cal chain boxes are held on with JB Weld. The plastic tool boxes are held on to the ROPS with U-bolts. A quick attach for the FEL is a must in my book. Thanks for watching!
Boy, we sure do install confidence with our wives, don't we? I think that my favorite mod is the LED light bar up on the top of my ROPS facing forward. There is not a single mod to my L2501 that I would ever want to do without. Thanks for sharing Martin.
Yes indeed, Gary! LOL! Same here on the mods. We do them to fill a need so all my mods are “must-haves”.
@@DIYMyWay , agreed Martin. The one thing that I would absolutely not go without is my much larger tool box. I carry more stuff in the tray than the factory tool box would hold.
Very useful mods. Thanks
Glad you think so. Thanks for watching!
Great Video
Best Tractor mod.....get someone else to pay for the Tractor
Amazing video!! Thanks for sharing, I learned some things and I like how you presented the mods.
Thank you, Kenneth! Glad it was helpful!
I put spade holders on the counter weight
good info
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching!
On my 1025r I have a grab handle on the loader arm on the left side. Got it from Mudd's custom. They have some "blemished" ones so the one I got was only $26 with shipping and ttwt discount
Nice mod, Alex! Thanks for watching!
Thanks
💥 You’ve done a lot of wonderful mods! Plus they all look good and are very functional!
*Keep on tractoring!* 😁👍
Thanks, Jon! You’ve made plenty of great mods to your BX too!
Good evening Sir 😉 Great resume modification tractor that you did Sir 😉👍Great sence of humor about your wife gift ( first aid kit ) 👍😉have a great week end Sir Cheers 👍😉🍻
Hi Dave! Thank you, sir! Yes, my wife has total confidence in my chainsawing abilities. LOL! Thanks for watching!
@@DIYMyWay 🤣😉👍🍻
I saw where you mentioned you added Ken's Bolt-on hooks to your bucket, however, you did not make a video of this.
I was wondering did you use Ken's standard bolt-on grab hooks or Ken's square back quick attach bolt-on hooks with shim for Kubota Tractors?
My tractor is identical to yours - L3901 HST with LA 525 bucket and I am confused, maybe both types of hooks will work, and I am overthinking this too much.
I could NOT have done my own 50-100-400 hours maintenance on my own without watching your videos over and over again, so THANK YOU for that!
Hi Eric! I got my grab hooks before Ken offered the shims for Kubota buckets but the hooks have held up find against some pretty demanding pulling. Since he does offer the shims now, I'd probably get them if I were you. Thank you for the kind words of encouragement!
Great video Martin! The 3 inch Bora spacers have been a game changer for my application in east KY.
Thanks! You must have hilly property, in which case those spacers add a better margin against tipping over. Thanks for watching!
Well done sir ! cup holder ? lol
Thank you! No need. There’s one Built into my tractor’s fender. Thanks for watching!
I want a canopy, lights, tooth bar, and some hooks
Yes, a tooth bar is a must! I have one and I can’t believe I forgot to mention it in the video. Thanks for watching!
Question, With the lights added to the front of your Bare-co canopy do you get much vibration while driving?
It vibrates at idle, but is okay at operating RPM, which for me is typically 1500.
I am considering a canopy and toothbar. Wondering how vital do you feel they are ?
For me, a canopy is essential during the hot summer months in Georgia. I didn’t realize how great a tooth bar was until I got one, but now I consider it essential because of how much it improves the digging capabilities of my FEL. Thanks for watching!
Very nice, Martin. I’m glad to hear that your wife has complete confidence in you. -Ed
LOL! Indeed she does, Ed! Thanks for watching!
If you were the Kubota Engineer. What way would you make a factory light for the tractor.. i assume off the ROPS.
Yes, definitely mounted on the ROPS. It throws the light much farther and you can get 360 degree lighting which I like a lot. And of course you can use the FEL without blocking the light. Thanks for watching!
All good mods. Later
Thanks, Mech!
Awesome
You sir, are costing me money. Your videos are excellent, but your ideas are going to hurt my wallet.
LOL! No need to thank me. I’m always happy to help people spend their money. Thanks for watching!
Excellent video, and great points on the mods! I have a question, though. On the metal ammo cans (which I've been wanting to add to mine for quite some time now!), you said that they were held on with J.B.Weld, but it looked to me like they were bolted on. (I'm pretty sure I saw 2 bolt heads on the inside of both ammo cans.) Can you clarify that for me?
Thank you, Tim! The threaded studs are attached to the FEL tower with J B Weld and the cans are bolted to the studs. If you Watch my video on the chain boxes you’ll see how I did it and why they have held so well. Thanks for watching!
@@DIYMyWay thanks for the quick reply! I didn't know you had done a video on those -- must have missed that one. I'll definitely go find and watch it soon. Thank you again for the response, and for your always-excellent content!
Has anyone put a skid plate under their tractor so that they can drive over thick brush and small trees without worrying about it damaging anything underneath? I've got about 20 acres of thick brush that I need to brush hog and my neck gets tired quickly when I am backing over it.
What is your opinion on wheel spacers to increase stability?
I believe that wheel spacers do increase stability - by a little bit. But that little bit could make all the difference if you use your tractor on hilly property. I’d go with liquid ballast or wheel weights for the rear tires first. You’ll get more stability by lowering the center of gravity of your tractor. The best solution is to do both. Thanks for watching!
@@DIYMyWay I have liquid in the tires. Some sources and said that spacers put to much stress on the axle, others say it's okay. I'm confused.
@@jerryshurt Most spacers I’ve seen only add a couple of inches to either side of the axle so it’ hard to imagine that adding too much stress to that axle. You might consult you dealership about it. Good luck!
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Where did you get your lights
On Amazon. I have the items listed in my Amazon store page: www.amazon.com/shop/diymyway/list/300TEFVQ9YDXZ. Thanks for watching!
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