Kubota BX24 or Massey Ferguson GC2310

Which do you prefer Kubota BX24 or Massey Ferguson GC2310?

Below you will find the similarities & differences...

Engine

Engine Gross Power HP

Kubota- 23.0

Massey- 22.5

PTO Power HP

Kubota- 17.7

Massey- 18.7

No. of Cylinders

Kubota- 3

Massey- 3

Total Displacement

Kubota- 54-8

Massey- 68.5

Fuel Tank Capacity

Kubota- 6.6

Massey- 5.5

Transmission

Type

Kubota- HST (2 Ranges)

Massey- HST (2 Ranges)

Brake

Kubota- Multi Wet Disc

Massey- Wet Disc

Hydraulic System

Pump Capacity

Kubota- 6.2

Massey- 6.1

3-Point Hitch Lift Capacity @ 23" Behind Lift Point

Kubota- 680

Massey- INA

Power Steering

Kubota- Hydrostatic Power Steering

Massey- Hydrostatic Power Steering

Generals

Quarter Inching Valve

Kubota- Standard

Massey- N/A

12-V DC Outlet

Kubota- Standard

Massey- N/A

Tachometer

Kubota- Standard

Massey- Standard

Seat Mounted Seat Belt

Kubota- Standard

Massey- N/A

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Importance of Having Your Mower Serviced

It is Important To Have Your Mower Serviced On a Regular Basis

The bottom line to having a charming lawn with healthy grass is keeping you mower in a good working condition. You should make sure that you service your mower & sharpen your lawn mowers blades on a regular basis.

If your lawn mower is maintained it will have an extended lifespan. Another reason to keep up the maintenance of your mower is so that your lawn looks healthy and beautiful. If your mower has dull blades it may cut your lawn unevenly or it might not cut at all. Also, dull blades tear & shred grass which may leave your lawn open to infection & lower it's ability to absorb water & nutrients.

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What's The Difference Between Kubota RTV1100 & Polaris Ranger?

What's The Difference Between

Kubota RTV1100 &

Polaris Ranger?

ENGINE

Make

Kubota- Kubota

Polaris- Fuiji

Type

Kubota- 4-cycle diesel

Polaris- 4-cycle gas

Cylinders

Kubota- 3

Polaris- 1

Displacement (cc)

Kubota- 1123

Polaris- 499

Horsepower

Kubota- 24.8 hp @ 3000 rpm

Polaris- 30 hp

Max Torque (ft-lbs)

Kubota- 50.6

Polaris- --

Fuel Tank Capacity

Kubota- 7.9 Gallons

Polaris- 9.0 Gallons

Muffler

Kubota- Spark Arresting

Polaris- Spark Arresting

Alternator

Kubota- 75 amps

Polaris- 250 watts

TRANSMISSION

Type

Kubota- Variable Hydrostatic Transmission (VHT)

Polaris- CVT with Belts

Wheels, Drive System

Kubota- Rear 2WD or 4WD

Polaris- Rear 2WD or 4WD

Differential Lock

Kubota- Standard, Foot Operated

Polaris- Front- on/ off switch rear hand operated

Gear Selection

Kubota- Hi-Med-Lo Range Forward, Neutral & Reverse

Polaris- Hi-Lo Range Forward, Neutral , Reverse

Steering

Kubota- Power

Polaris- Manual

BRAKES

Front

Kubota- Sealed Hydraulic Discs

Polaris- Hydraulic Disc

Rear

Kubota- Sealed Hydraulic Discs Rear Wheel, Hand Lever

Polaris- Hydraulic Disc

Parking

Kubota- Sealed Hydraulic Discs Rear Wheel, Hand Lever

Polaris- Rear, Foot Operated

SUSPENSION

Front

Kubota- Independent, McPherson Struts

Polaris- Independent, McPherson Struts

Rear

Kubota- Semi-Independent, DeDion Axle w/Leaf Springs & Hydraulic Shocks

Polaris- Independent

Occupant Protection System

Kubota- 2.0" Steel Tube; meets OSHA 1928.53 & SAE J2194 ROPS

Polaris- Steel Tube ROPS

Factory- Installed Integrated Full Cabin

Kubota- Standard

Polaris- Not Available

Factory Air Conditioner & Heater

Kubota- Standard

Polaris- Not Available

Speaker System

Kubota- Standard

Polaris- ---

Standard Pre-Wiring For Optional AM/FM/ CD Player

Kubota- Standard

Polaris- Not Available

Be Careful Using Your Chainsaw This Winter

Be Careful Using Your

Chainsaw This Winter

When using your chainsaw this winter be extra careful. You need to be aware that the ground is probably frozen & could be very slick. Be sure you have good footing with good traction.

When you are working with your chansaw during the winter months to come be sure to wear all your protective equipment. You should always wear hearing protection, gloves, helmet & eye protection. In the winter months the wood is even more likely to splinter. It would be a good idea to wear protective pants to if you have some. These pants are made with materials that are both cut-retardant and resistant to water & snow.

With all chainsaw winter work take an extreme precautions and Be Careful out there!!

How To Change The String On An Echo Bump Head Trimmer

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Lawn Mower Racing Rules

Are You Ready to Start Racing Your Lawn Mower? It's Time To Start Getting Your Mower Ready For The Upcoming Racing Season!!!

And You Need To Know The Rules...

Lawn Mower Racing Rules

Personal Safety (All Classes)

* Helmet

* Eye Protection (Goggles or Full Face Helmet)

* Full Shoes or Boots

* Gloves

* Long Pants

* Long-Sleeve Shirt

Tractor Safety (All Classes)

* Throttle: Spring Return To Idle

* Engine Kill Switch Tethered To Driver

* Good Working Breaks (Trans or Axle)

* Driver Must Stay Seated

* Battery Must Be Secure

* Fender & Foot Rest Must Be Attached & Form A Barrier Between Driver & Wheels

* Maximum 38" Width

* Exhaust Must Exit To The Rear

* Maximum RPM: 4500 Governed Engines Vertical Shaft

* Open Steering Built With Safety In Mind

RULES SUBJECT TO CHANGE FOR SAFETY OR COMPETITION FAIRNESS ONLY BY MAJORITY VOTE

Stock Class

* Engine, Trans, & Front Axle Must Be Mounted In Original Locations

* Gear Drive Trans Axle Only With The Pulley On Top 31 Series Briggs & Stratton or Smaller Single Cylinder Only

* Engine & Trans Pulleys Must Be In The Same Plane

* Racer Must Derive From A OEM Mower Chassis

* You may Lock Rear Axle

* Front Axle Must Be Welded To The Frame

* Must Use Original Front J Spindles

* Minimum 4" Ground Clearance (Exhaust May Be Lower)

* Rear Tire Size Must be 16" Through 23" Lawn & Garden Tire Only

* Front Rim Minimum of 6"

* Engine Must Be Stock Except You May Do Headwork

Modifeid Class

* Engine Must be 24 HP or Lower

* Engine In Original Location on Frame

* Stock Wheelbase + or -4"

* Majority Of The Frame Must Be OEM