I installed my new 2" wheel spacers I received from BroTek last night on my BX2370. Made a BIG difference in the "pucker" factor mowing on a slope, which was my primary reason for buying them. Happy with the company's service and the product.
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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Lets see what I did,,OHHHHH I know,,, I ran over 2 road markers the state put in along the road by my field below the barn 5 days ago, somebody clipped them off they landed in the high grass and I mowed over them,,,my my my the naughty words that came out of my butter wouldnt melt mouth!!!!!!
I fitted a Kubota steering wheel spinner. Dad had a cheap one on there that I never liked. I took his off but found that meaneuvering in tight spaces, no power steering and a load in the FEL was too much. I bought a spare set of ignition keys (all B7300s use the same key) and I fitted a SMV triangle on the back; it never had one before I brought it to my place.
Used the Bota and Rear Boom Crane to put my exterior compressor in place.
This attachment will definitely come in handy.
This attachment will definitely come in handy.
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After reading a thread about the LA532 FEL stripping the covering off the lines from rubbing I went out and checked mine. Sure enough, less then 50 hours and it was almost through the rubber. I cut a 5" length of 1/2 copper pipe split it lengthwise and crimped it over offending part of the loader frame and up over the mounting bolts for the bucket lvl indicates. Time will tell, but it seems to be working.
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Disced the 6 new food plots I had made 2 months ago.
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Ahhh heaven. Still waiting on my L3560 to get here to do the same!! Soon enough...
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Heaven indeed, nothing like working your own land. Lots more work to do on the place but it's fun work especially when you are strapped on to Orange Power [emoji1303].
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coachgeo
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Equipment
L225 w/woods Few Mowers & Back Blade, D722 in Motorcycle (Triumph Tiger), LMTV
box bladed 200yds of a gravel drive to repair weather (snow and rain) damaged lane. Looks like it is going to be a repeat every 2 years thing. Rented the Box Blade. $40/day... one day.
Pulled mower,switched to forks. Pulled rear diff out of my parts truck and carried it over to pressure washer,then over to shop for paint and install. It is so handy i may need to build a rig just for moving differentials around for service. Seems to be a few times a year,would like a rig just for that.
I cant imagine how i would do it without the kubota. Have a forklift,but its only good indoors,after 4 days of rain it would sink outta sight.
I cant imagine how i would do it without the kubota. Have a forklift,but its only good indoors,after 4 days of rain it would sink outta sight.
David Page
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Equipment
1974 L260, 6" bush hog, subsoiler, spring tooth harrow, boom pole, 2 bottom plow
Pulled bamboo by hand hauled up back with trailer. Then put on the two bottom plow pulled up as many roots as we could. Probably have to go over it a couple more times unless I can find where I left the Dynamite.
I ran my rotary cutter and got first round of cleaning completed today. Bad part is now I will have to find something for my next job to be able to spend the day on my Kubota again.
Im sure I will be able to come up with something soon.
Im sure I will be able to come up with something soon.
Moved 2 tons (1.82 to be precise) of crushed river rock from the pick-up to under the porch,
Tired of looking at dirt out the windows, and when I pull up.
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I hear ya. Neither does my County or State. I even pay for weed control on my prop taxes and they never spray along my road-side, which is a State Hwy, for fire control.