@jb6971 I love the manifold hydraulics. I like keeping a clean garage, and I don't ever have a drip from that after detach. At least so far, and it's been 2 and half years now.. 👍
My L6060 has 8 hoses and I have the faster quick coupler. My 75 year old dad told me I was crazy to spend $1000 on the quick coupler until the first time we took the loader off. He told me it was cheating it was so easy and then admitted if he ever bought a new tractor he’d spend the $1000 on one.
@@Longslyde1 One of the best features is one you showed and that’s lack of oil spillage. On my previous kubota tractor I would have to put cardboard under the hoses when I removed the loader to soak up the oil that was lost. It was a mess
@@braxtonwiggins6576 yeah I always hated that. Such a mess. I love that this doesn't leak oil all over the place. You get just a film of oil which is more than acceptable.
Hello, Great videos! Looking at the same tractor right now and had the same concern about front tires. Could you tell me the tire size and rim part number please. Love the mods, lighting must be great- I’ll probably do the same. Thanks and keep them coming.
Thanks! if you go to this video, about half way through I go through the front tires. If you look in the comments, you see a bunch of info. ruclips.net/video/3dOSicTmSdI/видео.html Go to 9 minutes 25 seconds in that video for the front tires. 👍
Hello Braxton: I own same tractor and considering adding quick coupler. I looked up part # (7J292-85240) and noticed it was superceded with a new # 7J292-85222. Wondering which part # you have? They both have same model # of L2262. I can't seem to find out the difference from dealers. Rumor has it that there was a leak issue which may be the reason for the change.
Sir this is an awesome video. Really helped me do it for the first time on my L6060
Many thanks!!
Thanks for the kind comment! Glad it helped and take care!
The bucket doesn't look factory. Where did you find it?
I had a 4 in 1 Kubota. I sold that and put a 72" Bobcat style bucket on.
@Longslyde1 I always get a HD round back bucket with a new tractor. Why the bobcat style over the factory? Is it because you can see over it better?
@jb6971 actually, I was a good fit at the right price after I sold the 4 in 1. That's all. Everything was over inflated on price at the time lol
Not to mention the cost of that nice hydraulic detach system. You did a great demonstration. 👍
@jb6971 I love the manifold hydraulics. I like keeping a clean garage, and I don't ever have a drip from that after detach. At least so far, and it's been 2 and half years now.. 👍
My L6060 has 8 hoses and I have the faster quick coupler. My 75 year old dad told me I was crazy to spend $1000 on the quick coupler until the first time we took the loader off. He told me it was cheating it was so easy and then admitted if he ever bought a new tractor he’d spend the $1000 on one.
I'd definitely do it again! It's so fast and clean to use. I had my doubts at first, but after using it one time, I was sold.
@@Longslyde1 One of the best features is one you showed and that’s lack of oil spillage. On my previous kubota tractor I would have to put cardboard under the hoses when I removed the loader to soak up the oil that was lost. It was a mess
@@braxtonwiggins6576 yeah I always hated that. Such a mess. I love that this doesn't leak oil all over the place. You get just a film of oil which is more than acceptable.
@@Longslyde1 Did you ever develop a leaking coupler?
Did you ever have one of the couplers develop a leak? If so, how did U fix it?
Hello, Great videos! Looking at the same tractor right now and had the same concern about front tires. Could you tell me the tire size and rim part number please. Love the mods, lighting must be great- I’ll probably do the same. Thanks and keep them coming.
Thanks! if you go to this video, about half way through I go through the front tires. If you look in the comments, you see a bunch of info. ruclips.net/video/3dOSicTmSdI/видео.html Go to 9 minutes 25 seconds in that video for the front tires. 👍
Hello Braxton: I own same tractor and considering adding quick coupler. I looked up part # (7J292-85240) and noticed it was superceded with a new # 7J292-85222. Wondering which part # you have? They both have same model # of L2262. I can't seem to find out the difference from dealers. Rumor has it that there was a leak issue which may be the reason for the change.