If you don't mind me asking what brand of wood boiler are your running and are you running storage with the boiler. I have a Garn that just started leaking again yesterday. Might be time to look at a different brand.
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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Nothing to exciting. But a rock outside my shed where I plow snow.
It's slowly keeps getting higher. I took my pallet forks and dug around it loosening it up. I finally could see it move slightly.
Then went to my bucket. And dug it out. Couldn't pick it up. It's about 3x3x3. But was able to lift it slightly and slide it.
Filled in the hole and spread crushed gravel I had bought a couple months ago.
It's slowly keeps getting higher. I took my pallet forks and dug around it loosening it up. I finally could see it move slightly.
Then went to my bucket. And dug it out. Couldn't pick it up. It's about 3x3x3. But was able to lift it slightly and slide it.
Filled in the hole and spread crushed gravel I had bought a couple months ago.
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Good choice or you would be like me running a tan landpride wishing you had orangeThanks ... I almost ordered the Land Pride tan but thought better of it so changed my order to Kubota orange .... and thank goodness!
It is an AquaTherm. This is our second one. We got 24 years out of the first one.
Took the backhoe off the tracotr so I could use the land plane. This is the second time that I have used it. I worked on the shared private road. We had some hard rains last week and there was a pretty good rut that needed worked on.
dirtydeed
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B2650 BH77, U27-4R2, BX23TLBM, box blade, rear blade, flail mower, Stump Grinder
Did some ditch mucking and stump pulling this weekend...
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While I was mucking it out, I decided to R&R the existing concrete pipe since it sat about 5 inches too high
Here we go...concrete pipe was heavy...6 foot sections at 15" inside diam.
oh, these two have to go...
done...figured I'd throw some seed down now anyway.
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While I was mucking it out, I decided to R&R the existing concrete pipe since it sat about 5 inches too high
Here we go...concrete pipe was heavy...6 foot sections at 15" inside diam.
oh, these two have to go...
done...figured I'd throw some seed down now anyway.
I did my 50hr service. When I went to discard the old filters, a magnet fell out of the hydraulic filter. I was paranoid and removed the new filter and found it did have a magnet on it already. Thank goodness I used Kubota filters. Wasted more UDT2 and made a mess. Then cleaned the barn floor and power washed the Kubota. Too hot and miserable for pictures. But atleast it's ready for more work.
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fried1765
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Nice job, per usual!Did some ditch mucking and stump pulling this weekend...
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While I was mucking it out, I decided to R&R the existing concrete pipe since it sat about 5 inches too high
Here we go...concrete pipe was heavy...6 foot sections at 15" inside diam.
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oh, these two have to go...
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done...figured I'd throw some seed down now anyway.
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I didn't like the weeds in front of my newly acquired shop, limted my access with trailers, so I pulled them up! Size 10 work boot in picture.
Wow, that was an interesting location there in front of the door for a tree / shrub.
Yesterday I used the B and the pallet forks to bring Oscar out of the barn…any guesses as to what Oscar is?
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I've been waiting patiently for the answer ever since you posted this in the home grown section yesterday. I have no idea but looks interesting. Potato scrubber?
Yeah, so far no takers on the homegrown thread…I thought I would give this thread a try and see if the gen pop has any idea…it’s not a potato scrubber.
I didn't really think it was but was hoping to get the ball rolling on guesses.
Now don't you folks who spent all that money on grapple buckets feel silly...?
lolNow don't you folks who spent all that money on grapple buckets feel silly...?
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No, cause our lower backs feel much better, by not bending down and picking all that stuff up.
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I finished up cutting my friend's fields this afternoon. The M6060 and RC3712 did very well.
I disturbed a couple of fawns and took a photo of one of them, the smaller of the two. There were hundreds of flies on the glass, including horse/deer flies so really nice to be inside a cool, comfortable cab.
I disturbed a couple of fawns and took a photo of one of them, the smaller of the two. There were hundreds of flies on the glass, including horse/deer flies so really nice to be inside a cool, comfortable cab.