What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[billrigsby]

Picked up some decals from the sign shop that I created,
now I have to get the hood prepped and painted



Got a couple installed



But the biggie was the test drive, 8 forward gears, 2 reverse gears, and 4 PTO speeds

Could only go 10 feet forward and back in the shop,
don't have no fluid in the front end, new seals are next. Just glad we got reverse again.

FEL goes up and down, tilts and the 3-point goes up and down.

And no visible leaks

Installed a new key switch.

 

[Tooljunkie]

Got oil change done....
Great idea since some of us dont have the greatest memory.

Jeez, looks like i stood tractor on end to service. Got my other pictures right. From now on horizontal phone to take picture.

 

[Blkvoodoo]

Got oil change done....
Great idea since some of us dont have the greatest memory. View attachment 22526

Jeez, looks like i stood tractor on end to service. Got my other pictures right. From now on horizontal phone to take picture.

Date and hours (or miles) on every machine with filters that i service, my own drivers as well.

 

[Tooljunkie]

Date and hours (or miles) on every machine with filters that i service, my own drivers as well.

I recall a customer doing it years ago,57,000 km's since last oil change. Thats a long ways.

 

[kenmac]

Friday, I rescued my B26 from the dealer's shop where they (hopefully) fixed a hydraulic leak on thumb valve. Then I started digging up a huge Water Oak stump. Supper interrupted.....priorities, you know.

 

[billrigsby]

Fixed the leak on the Right side front wheel drive, and changed the seal on the Left side also, just because

Draining the last of the fluid, water in the leaking side.


Parts all, cleaned up and ready to re-install


Ready to button it back up


Back together and did a test drive around the yard


Note the drip pan under the FEL Controller, it is leaking BAD
http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25108
Need advice

 

[rtgt]

I got some "top soil" delivered a few weeks ago to fill in some low spots in the front yard.

It turns out that the "top soil" came from the top of a construction site.

To say that that there is a little rock, broken chunks of asphalt, bricks, etc in it might just be an understatement..

After spreading some of it and then picking several loader buckets full of stuff out of it...... I decided to build a screen to filter out at least the worst of it.

So today, with the help of Kckndrgn I was able to screen and spread a good bit of the remaining dirt.

I shuttled dirt to the screen, and Kckndrgn moved the screened dirt to the appropriate places.

I think it is safe to say the we both had a great day "playing in the dirt".

Thank you very much for your help today Kckndrgn!

 

[kckndrgn]

I got some "top soil" delivered a few weeks ago to fill in some low spots in the front yard.

It turns out that the "top soil" came from the top of a construction site.

To say that that there is a little rock, broken chunks of asphalt, bricks, etc in it might just be an understatement..

After spreading some of it and then picking several loader buckets full of stuff out of it...... I decided to build a screen to filter out at least the worst of it.

So today, with the help of Kckndrgn I was able to screen and spread a good bit of the remaining dirt.

I shuttled dirt to the screen, and Kckndrgn moved the screened dirt to the appropriate places.

I think it is safe to say the we both had a great day "playing in the dirt".

Thank you very much for your help today Kckndrgn!

Was not a problem, I was glad to help. Besides I was able to use the PTB for the first time

 

[RCW]

Been a month since putting stone on the driveway.

Had quite a bit of rain and weeks of traffic, so re-graded and smoothed everything again.

Since I'm in summer mode, no loader, but I think just the box blade did a pretty good job!

Hopefully this packs in - lot smaller stone than I normally use. Before ya' know it, will be time for the snowblower..... But, it is pretty solid right now.

 

[RCW]

Thank you very much for your help today Kckndrgn!

Was not a problem, I was glad to help. Besides I was able to use the PTB for the first time

It's cool you guys are close enough to help each other!!

Kckndrgn - how you like the PTB? My first BXpanded items were bucket hooks, then PTB the next year - really like both of them!

 

[thedevilyoulove]

Trimming bushes

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[kckndrgn]

It's cool you guys are close enough to help each other!!

Yeah, like 4 houses apart

Kckndrgn - how you like the PTB? My first BXpanded items were bucket hooks, then PTB the next year - really like both of them!

It worked great. I've got "Ken's Bolt on Hooks" on my bucket, nice and easy install.

 

[Tooljunkie]

Trimming bushes

photos....

Not any of my business, and i think its a great way to accomplish this task but without safety valves on the cylinders, if something failed like a hose, it could be very bad scene. Just my.02 cents.

 

[rtgt]

It's cool you guys are close enough to help each other!!

Kckndrgn - how you like the PTB? My first BXpanded items were bucket hooks, then PTB the next year - really like both of them!

Close.... He is only 4 doors down the road!

Yeah it is pretty cool.

Just got another 15 yards of dirt delivered today to play with.

 

[rtgt]

It's cool you guys are close enough to help each other!!

Kckndrgn - how you like the PTB? My first BXpanded items were bucket hooks, then PTB the next year - really like both of them!

Yeah, like 4 houses apart


It worked great. I've got "Ken's Bolt on Hooks" on my bucket, nice and easy install.

Ken's Bolt on Hooks are pretty much an essential mod for any bucket.

The PTB cuts dirt like a hot knife through butter.

 

[Teese]

Trimmed/topped the arbor vitae.

 

[trapperdrew]

Trimmed/topped the arbor vitae.
View attachment 22571

Now there is an idea I'm going to have to borrow!

 

[Tooljunkie]

Trimmed/topped the arbor vitae.
View attachment 22571

Now thats an interesting setup! And for a little more freedom a generator in the bucket. Strapped in of course. Saw a sickle mower set up in an air boat for cutting reeds below water. Worked very well

 

[cmorris1]

Installed my Wheel Spacers on the tractor. It was tough job! View attachment 17140 View attachment 17141

Where did you order them from and what has your experience been since you installed?
thanks
chris

 

[NEPA Guy]

Finally got my replacement B2650!

Now with turf tires and kubota 1 3/8's wheel spacers.

It's in great shape, fresh off the factory floor!

Breaking it in nice and easy!