Posted by dangerdoc on December 05, 2007 at 19:26:26 from (63.96.152.41):
I recently purchased a newer Kubota tractor. I would like to install either a grapple or 4n1 bucket. The problem is that I do not have an auxillary hydraulic port. I am also considering converting over to skid steer quick attach.
I have looked at the wlLong bucket and they have two options for hydrolic control. Either a diverter valve which give full flow to the third fuction but you have to give up one function when activiated. The other is electric over hydraulic, I would have all three functions available at the same time but the third function does not have full flow which would limit my ability to use some skid steer tools.
If I can't use a variety of skid steer tools, I could save a few hundred dollars buying a pin on 4n1 instead of buying a skid steer adapter.
To many trade offs without a clear winning solutions.
I would be interested in anyones experience or options.
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