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I'd guess that is how they made that seat. this link might help: https://shop.kubotausa.com/oemparts/a/kub/609194e087a86614f81b7aec/g04000-seat

Seems like time for a schematic from the dealer. Or is there a work site type manual available for your Mahindra? If so that might help you verify the routing.

Great to see old iron brought back to life. Awesome job!!!!!

I've love to see a pic of your set up. Are you using the same herbicide you mentioned in the other thread? What is your mixing ratio? Maybe start a new thread for this. Would be great info.

Very timely post. Thanks Zoomer. I just ordered the 2.5 gallon size. :tiphat:

Looking good. Nice setup. :thumb:

My Scag ZTR is the first mower I've had that is truly simple to change the cutting height.

Finally, latest first mow ever for me. I knew I would be away for 10 days so I didn't mow on purpose, hoping the grass would not take off and grow as much. LOL Dumb. Didn't work. I should have mowed before leaving. I did 3/4 of the mowing yesterday, then was rained out. Finished up...

That is horrible. Have you owned it since it was new? Stored inside or out? Wondering if weather elements could have played a role in your issue?

Nice!!!! Congrats!!!!!

Hi an welcome. Sadly we mostly have the RTV 900 and up rtv owners. We have a few 850 owners but i guess they cant help you. Sorry

Im still holding out. Mine needs it but since I'm away it can wait.

Nice detective work Zoomer!!!!! :tiphat:

Wow. He lets other people drive his tractor. Shocked. Yall must be really close friends. Good for you.

That is an awesome set up Zoomer. Thanks Friend. Wish you were close by. I have all that except the 3PH post hole digger, grapple and log splitter. I guess you all have the same quick attach make so you can share the grapple.

Im cheap to. I need friends like that.

I switched from R4's to AG's a few years ago. Cost me a good bit but so worth it. I'd think a Kubota dealer could get real AG's for ya. I got mine at Lashley in Marietta OH, saved $50 over All Power in Athens OH. Both are Kubota dealers.

Thanks PawPaw, I'd need a 54" grapple. Will price a few set ups but it appears it will be at or over $3000. Way more than I had thought of putting into it. River has crested. It did not get as high as they predicted. At least it is on the way down now. All roads around me remain open.

Ahhh. Got cha. Man I bet an 18" auger would be rough to handle by hand. Even with 4 hands. Especially in the clay we have down here.

A post hole digger option? I don't get it. Why a PHD when you could just dig the with the bucket.