Recent content by Bmyers

Now when you go to the Kubota website and click on the 70 series, you get webpage not found error. So, I'm guessing in the Kubota Connect event that they will be announcing the new model.

All the information on the webpage references the Grand L 60s. Guessing someone made a mistake and released the title, but didn't update the page.

I was looking on Kubota's website and seen the Grand L 70 series, but I haven't seen any info on them yet. Anyone seen one in the wild?

The 5 signs of laziness: 1.

We rented an mini excavator over the weekend to get some work done around the farm. Cleaned out the creek, some of the fence line, and the entrances to the driveway and the barns. The excavator ripped the stuff out and the Kubota hauled it to the piles.

Depending on what I'm wearing, G43 or G43X during the summer months. Winter time, G26 or G19. My wife has a G42 that she carries. Yet, if she is doing a lot of shooting, she prefers her G19.

Well, your ears are better than mine, all I hear is an engine running. Although if the noise sounds at all like a woman's voice, I may be subconsciously blocking it, my wife says I don't listen to a thing she says.

Tick borne illnesses are a big problem. My wife has Lyme disease. She was walking on her mail route and when she got home she noticed a tick on the back of her leg. Went to the doctor to get it removed. Since her tick bite didn't have the red bullseye, the doctor said no concerns. 10 years later...

I wear blue jeans, short sleeve shirt, brightly colored (easier to see ticks on it), gloves, and I have a full brim hat. I also use Sawyer Picaridin Insect repellent. So, far that has done the trick with no ticks or insect bites. My wife, who is very allergic to poison ivy, uses a...

OK, I have seen it all now. I will have to go home and tell my wife that Jesus owns a Kubota. I knew it was a good tractor, just didn't realize it was that good. :p

1-3 months isn't long term storage. Since you have a snowblower, assuming you live where it is cold enough to gel fuel. So, you may want to research a few of the forum post on additives and see which one will meet your need. I have used the Biobor JF, about twice a year to treat the tractors...

White vinegar (acetic acid) can dissolve calcium and some mineral deposits. CLR will also work (phosphoric acid) does a good job of breaking it up. Muriatic acid (hydrochloric acid) works really well on tough deposits. Yet, a couple of items of note. You are using a strong acid mixture. So...