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Box blade is the only way to go unless you invest in one of the fancy grader attachments and they are sorta isolated to that kind of work. With a box blade you can do so much more besides driveway work. Rip the driveway with the scarcifiers set at the shallowest setting and then remove the...

You didn't ........... I own a 45 too and checked it out. All I was doing was saving Al some time, I happen to know his machine. I apologize for sounding crass ............ :confused2: The problem in the reference turned more towards issues with the DK40SE, very few DK45SE's and then from 2008...

I knew that was coming .......... pic is from when I got the trailer and didn't have binders. The hoe stands out better this way. When it's bound it looks like a dragon from the back with the dovetail ............ :wink:

This Spring my little side business appears to have taken off. Besides my FT work there hasn't been too many evenings and weekends that I haven't been out with the dump and/or TLB the last few weeks. Hell I even stock 2B limestone now, it's just easier to have it on hand so I have it when the...

Several issues with this reference ....... Al's tractor is too old for this discussion Al's tractor is not a SE .......... and I know Al's tractor is not HST

Looks like 26K with loader ............. The S is no longer it is now a SE ....... See here for nice used S's ........ Tractorhouse .......... couldn't find a new SE price!

Bluebook for tractor only ................... 4200 - 5600 used retail 1500 - 3000 trade in Tractorhouse listings

I don't mow but I do small excavating jobs and the first thing I'd be considering is insurance. Probably need to get something in writing if you don't have liability/maritime insurance. How well do you know the guy wanting the work done ........ even friends will FY when push comes to shove...

Just thinking outside the box, lube the shuttle shifting rod going into the gearbox, adjust the clutch if u have excessive play and howz ur fluid level?.

I don't believe the mounts are going to fit up and I doubt Kubota makes a mount to fit a Kioti ............ :tiphat: Now if you're handy at fabrication ................. :bonk: Best just go get a good Woods hoe for your Yote!

Welcome and enjoy the forum. What kind of implements you plan on running? Got a size in mind? Gonna need 4WD? Fill in some more gaps and you'll get lot's of help ...........:a1:

Might check the choke cable, choke could be stuck in a mid position.

Second that!

Sounds like he's losing them wanting 20? I ended up drilling my scarcifiers and pinning my rippers after losing a couple on a serious work day! Those peened rippers didn't last long around here ........... :sad:

Same hoe as couple years ago, I just never ran across this thread. It's a sub-frame mount and I got the whole setup (mount, hoe, and bucket) for $7,700. Hoe weights 1300# and the mount is right at 500#, adds a lot of weight to the ass of the tractor .......:smile: The 90x is recommended for...

Woods 90x on a DK45s ............. AFA loading ............ Last Summer I bought a 22' Appalachian deckover trailer, 4' of that dovetail with 5' ramps. If the rig is setting flat, no drag.

na, na, na ............ mines newer and has more hours ................. :poke:

My DK45s has 650 hours on it and it's never failed me *knock on wood*. Enjoy that tractor! See da sig .....................

I'ma thinking a 5' would be perfect for that machine.

Way to go! Waiting on the pics!