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Read articles →This is a DIY fabrication video, not a tractor review: an owner builds a removable brush guard from expanded metal and angle iron for the front hood of his Kubota M6060, used for lumber, logging, and sawmill work. It covers the build process over roughly two and a half hours, including a bolt-on tab design, but no specs, pricing, or dealer info. Best for owners wanting a homemade brush guard idea.
Posted by the Wallace Farm and Sawmill channel, an owner-operator sharing hands-on shop projects on their own working tractor.
Weld four tabs sticking out about three eighths of an inch, then bolt on a solid expanded metal and angle iron guard with four bolts and lock nuts so it can be removed.
The hood has to unpin and move forward to open, so the guard cannot be welded in place and had to be built as a removable bolt-on section instead.
The builder shows the finished guard about two and a half hours after starting, noting it is not perfectly symmetrical but protects the front of the tractor.
