Posted by RMinVa on January 25, 2015 at 09:57:23 from (184.21.37.167):
In Reply to: Kubota posted by 2510Paul on January 25, 2015 at 09:13:23:
Some of the smaller models have cast aluminum for the rear axle housings. I don't know what models but I do know several tractor dealers were giving magnets to customers that were looking at their brand and Kubota and told those folks to stick that magnet to the Kubotas to see what they were trying to buy.
Last year in the winter a guy I worked with was pushing snow in parking lots around town to make a little extra money. His Kubota is in the 40 hp range. Used bucket on front loader and blade on the rear. Had the blade turned to the back and back pushing. Backed in to a pile of snow and broke the rear housing that the rock shafts go through. He found a used one and did the repair.
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