Moved the T1460 to the shop for maintenance and hauled the splitter out to the woodpile since my splitter tow vehicle the T1460 is in the shop
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What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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Bmyers
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Grand L3560 with LA805 loader, EA 55" Wicked Grapple, SBX72 BB, LP 1272 mower
Went to the farm and worked a couple of hours with the grapple. Cleared ome brush, moved some small implements, and loaded some scrape metal on the trailer.
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I have a DRAW Bar on my 3 point that has a 2" trailer ball. I use my tractor for pulling out and parking my flat bed and dump trailers. Moved the flat bed today.
Thank you for your service and be safe my friend, it'll be that much sweeter when you get back home,Ordered some valve assy on amazon. Cant see or touch my tractor until I return from deployment in May !!!
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Hopefully you got a Christmas package and some letters?Ordered some valve assy on amazon. Cant see or touch my tractor until I return from deployment in May !!!
Yes Ive got a couple packages from my wife and kids ! And facetimed home for the gifts ! Good times !
Bmyers
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BX2360, FEL, MMM, BX2750D snowblower. 1953 Minneapolis Moline ZAU
Wow Bmyers, productive!
As I'm set up for snowblowing, I did NOTHING with my little BX. Sits there with the battery tender.....
I hope it stays that way until spring....
As I'm set up for snowblowing, I did NOTHING with my little BX. Sits there with the battery tender.....
I hope it stays that way until spring....
Started both my M's up this morning and let them warm up for 30 minutes or so. They are both sleeping in the barn all winter.
Warm spell with rain and all the snow is gone. Walked down the driveway looking at all the gravel I've pushed onto the grass already. :-(
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I bought a new cutting edge for my BX a few weeks ago, and decided to add a replaceable cutting edge to the bottom of it. Bought a 48" long one from the local Kubota dealer, I think it was for a later BX or B model, with 7 holes to bolt it to the bucket.
I figured the weld-on cutting edge would be really hard and difficult to drill, but after I located, marked and center punched the 7 mounting holes, and set it up in the drill press. I started with a 1/4" cobalt bit and use lots of lube, and it drilled just about like mild steel. I finished up the holes with a 1/2" cobalt bit, used plenty more lube and it took hardly any pressure to drill them out and the bit was only warm when I finished up.
Now I'm trying to decide if I want to tackle replacing the cutting edge myself or take it to the local Amish welding shop. As reasonable as their prices are, I'm leaning towards taking it over to them.
I figured the weld-on cutting edge would be really hard and difficult to drill, but after I located, marked and center punched the 7 mounting holes, and set it up in the drill press. I started with a 1/4" cobalt bit and use lots of lube, and it drilled just about like mild steel. I finished up the holes with a 1/2" cobalt bit, used plenty more lube and it took hardly any pressure to drill them out and the bit was only warm when I finished up.
Now I'm trying to decide if I want to tackle replacing the cutting edge myself or take it to the local Amish welding shop. As reasonable as their prices are, I'm leaning towards taking it over to them.
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I needed to attach Quick Hitch bushings to my new blade today. Used to hammer the roll pin in on older attachments. Decided to use my little 12 ton press to save my fingers from the hammer! Worked great...
A slow leak in both front tires. Taking them in for repair while I'm off. Gotta love the built in jack!
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Sorry. The picture is inverted and I can't seem to flip it.A slow leak in both front tires. Taking them in for repair while I'm off. Gotta love the built in jack!
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Assuming you took it with your phone, go into Gallery or whatever app to view the pictures and select that picture. Touch the screen and a row of icons should appear at the top right corner. One of them should be three dots in a vertical row, touch that and a menu should pop up with the choice to rotate the image left or right 90°. Rotate it 180° either direction and you should be ready to go.
Normally, on an android phone when you take a picture in landscape mode with the phone with it's right side facing up, the pictures will be properly oriented.
Thanks for the info. I'll try to keep that in mind next time.
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