What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[fried1765]

...more ditching since it's been so dry here lately.

I should've put some drain tile in this summer since the excavation work has dried up as well. I don't know if people are on vacation or if their disposable funds are no longer, my phone hasn't been ringing for excavation work. I suppose that I will need to find another plumbing company to start filling in.

Anyway, did some ditching improvements before the rain hits this week. I didn't bother with the laser level today. I hope that wasn't a mistake. Time will tell.

Improved ditch drain:

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Area 2:

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You have lots of experience, but.......nothing tells the real story better than a laser level!

 

[WI_Hedgehog]

Bought my BX2370 used with a short in the turn signal system. Found it.

 

[RCW]

Mowed.

Noticed the temperature gauge was pushing “H”, but not quite there.

Screen was cleaned and radiator blew out a week ago.

Pulled the spade connector off the sending unit and cleaned stuff off a little.

Think I found the culprit…again…

Always start with the simple (and cheap) stuff.

 

[Siesta Sundance]

Pulled more weeds behind, around the shop and livestock pens.

 

[OntheRidge]

Fired up WoodMaxx chipper for the first time. My first PTO driven implement experience. Even with deflector all the way down, overshot the truck. Finished and found windshield and hood covered in chips. Will have to park truck on uphill side tomorrow. View attachment 134217 View attachment 134218 View attachment 134236

Rig a tarp up over trailer, we used to do that to use an open body truck as a chip truck.

 

[trevoroni]

Used the B6000 to lift 1 big heavy rock to place over the grave of my brother's 14 year old farm dog and then a few loads of smaller rocks over her final resting place.
Miss you already Vicky, you were a great friend.

 

[Bri-Guy-GA]

Got to use my new 40V Ryobi chain saw to cut up a large branch that fell down in the pasture. Worked great and for how often I use it I don't have to worry about bad gas or anything. Little BX made quick work of carting off the pieces. The new to me carryall on back held the logs easily. Now to build a platform for it out of some old deck boards I have.

 

[JimDeL]

Got to use my new 40V Ryobi chain saw to cut up a large branch that fell down in the pasture. Worked great and for how often I use it I don't have to worry about bad gas or anything. Little BX made quick work of carting off the pieces. The new to me carryall on back held the logs easily. Now to build a platform for it out of some old deck boards I have.
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I really like - and get a lot of use with - my Stihl Battery powered chain saw.
where did you get the carry-all? What brand?

 

[Bri-Guy-GA]

I really like - and get a lot of use with - my Stihl Battery powered chain saw.
where did you get the carry-all? What brand?

I bought the carryall off of a guy selling out his dads old equipment. Looks to be handmade, but pretty solid. Needs to be sanded and painted a more respectable color. I do like the Kubota grey.

 

[Old_Paint]

Cleaned up a fallen dead/rotten pine with the grapple, chipped a pile of brush that’s been accumulating for a few months, and then burned a buncha crap I didn’t want to put i n the chipper.

Still have a recently dead pine behind my shop that needs to come down before it starts dropping stuff on the roof. Gonna have to rig it and pull it because it’s back leaning towards the shop. I knew I shoulda cut that bugger when I was clearing for the pad. Beetles got it and I noticed it was dying back in March.

 

[Keith Hare]

What I did to my 2005 B-21 today was install a new hour meter and in the process bumped the hot alternator wire which blew the main 50 amp fuse, so now my hazard lights are flashing with the switch off, have battery disconnected, whew tomorrow hopefully will go better.

 

[DustyRusty]

My first experience with a Kubota tractor was a rental B21. They are great machines. I have been looking for a clean one for quite a while, and every one that I find has a million hours on it and very well used and abused. Eventually I hope that I will find one before I am too old to use it.