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First NEW mini-ex purchase kx121

lumberjack

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Dec 24, 2011
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Columbus, MS
Yeah I figured it was a Canuckle thing. :lol:

Do you know the ballpark price from USA Attachments? The dealer wanted something silly, like $380 for two blank ears. I'm betting the front portion of your ears are the same and where your wedge is located is roughly where my pin is.
 

TCM

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Aug 29, 2009
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Kingston Ontario
You would have to call USA to find out. 1-Measure the outside diameter of all you QC bushings, 2- measure the distance between all bushings and holes ON CENTER sketch it on a piece of paper, scan and email it to me and I will draw it up for you. When you get the DWG file back from me have it printed to scale cut it out and see if it fits then send the file off to the plasma table for cutting. Don't be affraid to include any other dimensions on the QC.
 

Ropinghorns

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Aug 24, 2011
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Coweta Oklahoma
You are going to love this kx121. I talked to a dealer last year that told me the 121 would out perform the 161. Today the nearest Kubota dealer where I got mine said they stopped making the 161 and that the 121 was doing well. Wants me to demo it to a customer who is ordering one like ours, with thumb and cab and quick coupler. I will be happy to bragg on it. I have 6 sets of ears that I had made in Tulsa, at a machine shop near my home. One thing they will be going on is an adapter to my skidsteer quick attach so I can use my auger, pallet forks, log splitter, and any other attachment that is turned around the right way. My log splitter is copied from the ones on utube and other sites that is upside down. I can trim trees that would make my nose bleed from high altitudes and split wood that is on the ground. Dont make me line all this big brag equipment up and take pictures. I have WORK to do!!!
 
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