What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[NHSleddog]

Went back in the woods to build a couple monitor stands for working from home. Windfall beech still a bit wet so they are resting in plastic till they dry out. 5min work with the chainsaw.

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SWEET stands.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

No offense meant but really? All that computer gear and you can size down a picture?

And SWEET stands.

It's not his pictures, it's some oddity with the way tapatalk spaced them.

I can't fix it.

 

[bearbait]

It's not his pictures, it's some oddity with the way tapatalk spaced them.

I can't fix it.

Lol, come on man, I heard you can fix anything.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Phew... fixed it.

It wasn't johnjk's post that was the issue.
It was flyidaho's post that was doing it.

If anyone sees that there posted were edited, excuse the mess I had to figure out which post was doing it.

 

[GeoHorn]

Johnjk... I”d be a LOT more impressed...if you’d cut those stumps from.... “Currant” bushes! (Current bushes... get it?)

 

[hope to float]

I knew you would fix it.
I was out next door looking at the other side of FlyIdaho's pictures and didn't notice the handy spot he keeps his shovel

 

[johnjk]

Johnjk... I”d be a LOT more impressed...if you’d cut those stumps from.... “Currant” bushes! (Current bushes... get it?)

I thought I had bad puns. You win this round


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[flyidaho]

Thanks Wolfman!

 

[RCW]

Not much, but took MMM blades off to put on my grinder and also put on FEL and BXPanded UnderArmor.

I did most while texting off-line with Daren Todd from Arkansas about syrup season and COVID. He’s originally from Vermont, so he knows Maple syrup!

We met in person a couple years ago because of OTT at the classic car museum I’m part of, and we all had dinner after. Great folks.

Shows what a great thing OTT is, especially in these challenging times.....[emoji41]

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[JamieHC]

This might have taken more than just today, but the BX23S has been very helpful down here in Australia.

PS. That’s not the BX23 in the photo [emoji3]

 

[JamieHC]

 

[JamieHC]

 

[JamieHC]

100+ cubic metres of fill and soil later...

Still another 100+ to go too.

 

[JamieHC]

We had a Wallaby come and check things out too.

 

[Bmyers]

Still to muddy to do any work. So, changed out the air filter (it was due to be changed in May). Checked the fluids. Changed out the windshield wiper.

Now, I just wait for the ground to dry out.

 

[BobHufford]

Rains every other day here so too muddy as well. Changed out all the fluids and filters on the new-to-me L3200. Also found out (from Kubota) that it is a 2013 model and not 2010 as thought. Really itching to start using this thing!

 

[bearbait]

We had a Wallaby come and check things out too.

Cool picture, thanks for sharing.

 

[BX23S]

This might have taken more than just today, but the BX23S has been very helpful down here in Australia.

PS. That’s not the BX23 in the photo [emoji3]

Beautiful Home!

 

[JamieHC]

Beautiful Home!

Thank you Bear and BX23

 

[Fro65]

Earlier this week, I saw the old post in the 'fabrication' topic regarding armrests on a L3301. Seemed like a good idea since I really like the armrests on my BX.

I knew the seat on my L3301 was made by milsco. After a little research, I found out my local Grasshopper dealer (sells other brands too) actually has armrests for this milsco seat in stock. I stopped in on my way home from work yesterday and picked up a set for $86.00 plus tax.

Got them mounted this afternoon. Way more comfy now. Don't know why I didn't do this five years ago!

First picture shows speed nuts clipped onto the seat bucket.
Second picture shows bracket mounted.
The other pictures show rest mounted as well as proximity to controls.