I put my B7100 to the test. First time really using it. It's a beast. I'm really amazed at how it just plows through.I used the 60" belly mower in the thickest stuff you've ever seen and it basically bush-hogged it for me; 2.5 acres. I found out why that box grill net is so important though. Waiting on a piece of mounting hardware so had to brush this off every 15 minutes. Kept reminding myself of that Luke Bryan song Kick the Dust Up.
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
- Thread starter gurn
- Start date
Sat on my first and brand new L3560 for the first time! It gets delivered Saturday!!
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Creature Meadow
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Unhooked the subsoiler and hooked up the disk. Time to disk in the corn, peas. and snap beans to plant some more.
Rode baby girl around so the wife and new preacher could have a few minutes to talk.
Backed her under the barn until after work today back to the garden.
Rode baby girl around so the wife and new preacher could have a few minutes to talk.
Backed her under the barn until after work today back to the garden.
That just doesn't sound right! Maybe you need to park that tractor and participate in the counseling session!!
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I am rolling thanks for the laugh D2Cat.That just doesn't sound right! Maybe you need to park that tractor and participate in the counseling session!!
My 2 year old daughter was so excited getting to meet our new preacher she could not leave him along, requesting his help to change her baby dolls diapers over and over.
So, I took her for a ride around the farm on Katie Kubota.
Funny though as my wife is a psychologist, I get plenty of counseling......
After yesterday Doc say STAY OFF THE TRACTOR!!! Ahh for how long Doc,, Untill you heal up I did a good job in there and I dont want you ripping it up. So the next 3 weeks no ride, no straining, no cutting wood, no helping with hay, no acting like a bull, no oh hell I can lift that, no do nutin ,,, yeah right Doc, winter is coming,,,
Give yourself time to recover.dont want the healing process to take any longer than necessary.After yesterday Doc say STAY OFF THE TRACTOR!!! Ahh for how long Doc,, Untill you heal up I did a good job in there and I dont want you ripping it up. So the next 3 weeks no ride, no straining, no cutting wood, no helping with hay, no acting like a bull, no oh hell I can lift that, no do nutin ,,, yeah right Doc, winter is coming,,,
Grouse Feathers
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He didn't mention the computer, right? For three weeks you can just be "skeets" and keep us all entertained...After yesterday Doc say STAY OFF THE TRACTOR!!! Ahh for how long Doc,, Untill you heal up I did a good job in there and I dont want you ripping it up. So the next 3 weeks no ride, no straining, no cutting wood, no helping with hay, no acting like a bull, no oh hell I can lift that, no do nutin ,,, yeah right Doc, winter is coming,,,
I know the type... No convincing. Just at least "try" and be cautious.
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After yesterday Doc say STAY OFF THE TRACTOR!!! Ahh for how long Doc,, Untill you heal up I did a good job in there and I dont want you ripping it up. So the next 3 weeks no ride, no straining, no cutting wood, no helping with hay, no acting like a bull, no oh hell I can lift that, no do nutin ,,, yeah right Doc, winter is coming,,,
Skeets I'll work for u!!! As a pain specialist it's one of those times to follow Doc's orders. I promise u the wait will be worthwhile! Take care of you like you do ur tractor and u will be fine!
As for what I did on my tractor? Finally drove her for the very first time! My first Kubota!! Did some cutting then put her away for the day - tomorrow she gets her first real workout!
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jr first off I have to say thats a pretty nice rig,,,
Now secondly and most importantly,,, never never NEVER let your bride see you with big old grin when your on the beast,, Cause next thing she is gona want to know, is why you got a Cheshire Cat grin all over your mug.
And once she finds out, brother, you might never get back in the saddle
Yeah I ll listen to Doc, it is a sobering moment in ones life, when you realize your not 20 years old, 10 feet tall and bullet proof any more
Now secondly and most importantly,,, never never NEVER let your bride see you with big old grin when your on the beast,, Cause next thing she is gona want to know, is why you got a Cheshire Cat grin all over your mug.
And once she finds out, brother, you might never get back in the saddle
Yeah I ll listen to Doc, it is a sobering moment in ones life, when you realize your not 20 years old, 10 feet tall and bullet proof any more
My little BX2360 seemed to be cranking over slow the last few weeks. I was hoping it was the battery that I replaced about 10 months ago. Took it out & had it tested at two different locations, they both said it was good. (Dang it, no warranty). I ordered a set of battery cables and installed them this afternoon. Problem solved. I cut the end off of the old positive cable and the wires were covered with black residue.
Went up to my property to meet with a guy about putting clay gravel on my new driveway. Since I was going there I hauled the Kubota and cut all the roads and powerline. Got everything cut and looking good. Will start hauling the clay gravel Monday so I will be back there spreading it, will have around 225 yards to spread.
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Just took delivery of my BX2380 this week! Today I moved 6 bucket loads of chips (mulch) and spread around some of my landscaping, and pruned a bunch of low hanging branches from some trees in the back yard. The FEL makes a great "step ladder" too! Sure is nice to stack all the limbs in the bucket, and just dump the whole load on the brush pile, vs picking them one by one off a trailer.
Sure is nice to stack all the limbs in the bucket, and just dump the whole load on the brush pile, vs picking them one by one off a trailer.
Just took delivery of my BX2380 this week! Today I moved 6 bucket loads of chips (mulch) and spread around some of my landscaping, and pruned a bunch of low hanging branches from some trees in the back yard. The FEL makes a great "step ladder" too!
We need pics!!!
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