What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[ken erickson]

I just realized where you are at! I worked at the dealer in Winneconne for a couple years.

Small world! I have a good friend that has 80 acres on the south side of Lake Poygan. She lovers Her Kubota Rtv 1100 four seater. I was in Winneconne recently picking up a shoulder mount from Red Simpson Taxidermy. Neat little river town!

 

[DVR]

I tilled two food plots with my L3560 and 70/80's vintage yellow john deere tiller. Then trimmed about 2 miles of roads with the MX5400 and lane shark.

 

[NCL4701]

A little more chipping today and then some time to clean up a bit. Not a detail or even a wash but a short session with a blower made a big difference. The L already had its turn and the T was still waiting for the blower at the time of the family portrait.

 

[Bearcatrp]

Spread Class II on the driveway this past weekend. 15 yards of it. Another 15 yards coming tomorrow to finish the job.

 

[Trapper Bob]

I finished welding the deadman on 3 gate/corner posts. Those corners & gates should not move again. Spread some dirt in the area to displace some water (if it ever rains).

 

[fried1765]

Tree job today for a repeat client that wanted to start some privacy screening. After I told him that he didn't need a permit for trees but he would absolutely need one for a fence, that was an easy sell.

I had my nephew dig some of the holes (first time on a machine...and he loved it!). I would be inclined to tell you all that giving someone an opportunity to run a machine for the first time makes it all worth it to me. I absolutely enjoy the opportunity to show someone how to do it (tractor or mini excavator). The expression on their faces is priceless (to me anyway).

Diggy:

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6-7' green giants:

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On to the next one tomorrow...sewer line repair

Looks very nice!
The nephew legs are too long, or....the machine is too small.

 

[RMS]

Finished chipping the pile after the water went down this morning. All in all it was a little over 20 hours of work. Was right at 200 hours when I finished so I did the 200 hr service this afternoon.
I still have more trees/limbs to go after but I need the fields to dry out more.

 

[ve9aa]

(bx2380) 50 hr service at (ahem) 70hrs. (oops)
No idea how much I saved by doing it myself, but surely hundreds $$ (??)

I found a few small random "bits" of white sealant and 1 rather big piece of white sealant in the drainpan for the hydraulic fluid the size of a good sized big toenail clipping and perhaps 20 or 30 "dots" of white sealant on the strainer. (so almost nothing...maybe 2-3% of the strainer was blocked up. Maybe less.

There was a tiny greyish metallic looking thing stuck to the strainer which could've been aluminum but when I went to touch it, it fell into the gravel driveway never to be seen again. It was softish and not sharp steel for sure. It may have even been another type of sealant for all I know. I estimate ~13L of fluid (not the 11.3L per the manual) so it was good that I had a 3rd jug on hand.

No pix of strainer I am afraid.

 

[JimDeL]

(bx2380) 50 hr service at (ahem) 70hrs. (oops)
No idea how much I saved by doing it myself, but surely hundreds $$ (??)

...I estimate ~13L of fluid (not the 11.3L per the manual) so it was good that I had a 3rd jug on hand.

My shop manual says 3.3 gallons, or about 12½ litres. When I did mine, I put about 13 litres in it, and registered right at the full mark on the dipstick.

 

[ve9aa]

My shop manual says 3.3 gallons, or about 12½ litres. When I did mine, I put about 13 litres in it, and registered right at the full mark on the dipstick.

Thanks Jim,

That jives 100% with what I saw ! I think there's a conversion typo in my OPM & WSM both.
They say 3 US Gal, then say 11.3L (but it's just like you said....12.5L)

Cheers from NB

 

[dirtydeed]

Sewer and water line...all rolled into one (ditch that is)

I didn't get many shots of the sewer line repair. It was pretty easy, down 6 feet and we were able to push a new 4" pvc line inside of the existing 6" terra cotta way out into the street by the main. Backfilled that and connected a new copper water service as well.

Here's a few shots:

Orange "tool of choice" for the day:

backfilling with the 36" grading bucket:

Tow rig: quick funny story. I forgot to lock this very same door on friday after a job. Made a pretty sharp left hander at speed and looked at my right mirror to see that my door was wide open at 40 mph! Got home and found that none of my tools left the truck. I thought for sure that I had lost at least a chainsaw somewhere on Rt 22.

That's a wrap:

Good day, nothing broke and only dislocated my thumb for a bit. The guys worked hard.

 

[fried1765]

Sewer and water line...all rolled into one (ditch that is)

I didn't get many shots of the sewer line repair. It was pretty easy, down 6 feet and we were able to push a new 4" pvc line inside of the existing 6" terra cotta way out into the street by the main. Backfilled that and connected a new copper water service as well.

Here's a few shots:

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Orange "tool of choice" for the day:

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backfilling with the 36" grading bucket:

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Tow rig: quick funny story. I forgot to lock this very same door on friday after a job. Made a pretty sharp left hander at speed and looked at my right mirror to see that my door was wide open at 40 mph! Got home and found that none of my tools left the truck. I thought for sure that I had lost at least a chainsaw somewhere on Rt 22.

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That's a wrap:

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Good day, nothing broke and only dislocated my thumb for a bit. The guys worked hard.

Water line is expensive copper?
Why not NSF Polyflex pipe?

 

[S-G-R]

Sewer and water line...all rolled into one (ditch that is)

I didn't get many shots of the sewer line repair. It was pretty easy, down 6 feet and we were able to push a new 4" pvc line inside of the existing 6" terra cotta way out into the street by the main. Backfilled that and connected a new copper water service as well.

Here's a few shots:

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Orange "tool of choice" for the day:

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backfilling with the 36" grading bucket:

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Tow rig: quick funny story. I forgot to lock this very same door on friday after a job. Made a pretty sharp left hander at speed and looked at my right mirror to see that my door was wide open at 40 mph! Got home and found that none of my tools left the truck. I thought for sure that I had lost at least a chainsaw somewhere on Rt 22.

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That's a wrap:

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Good day, nothing broke and only dislocated my thumb for a bit. The guys worked hard.

Another tidy job @dirtydeed. Glad your tools stayed on the truck.

 

[hoot owl]

My L2501 turned 100hrs today. I have only had it 5 months. I have all of the filters and motor oil, still need the hydraulic fluid.
Spent most of the day burning 2 large brush piles for a food plot for the bees.
Here are a few pictures.
These are piles 4 and 5. Forgot about the first 3.

This is what things looked like before starting.

First pile before burning today.

First pile after burning today.

Second pile before burning today. It's hard to see with all of the green, but it's gone now.

And second pile after burning.

Only 2 broken hd. hoses so far. I would guess 75 of those 100hrs are using the B77 backhoe.
Time to get back to working bee hives the rest of the week.

 

[dirtydeed]

Water line is expensive copper?
Why not NSF Polyflex pipe?

Poly is fine for private wells. Any connection to public water supply must be copper (around here anyway).

 

[fried1765]

Poly is fine for private wells. Any connection to public water supply must be copper (around here anyway).

Understood.
Thanks!

 

[g_man]

My L2501 turned 100hrs today. I have only had it 5 months. I have all of the filters and motor oil, still need the hydraulic fluid.
Spent most of the day burning 2 large brush piles for a food plot for the bees.
Here are a few pictures.
These are piles 4 and 5. Forgot about the first 3.

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Second pile before burning today. It's hard to see with all of the green, but it's gone now. View attachment 102058

And second pile after burning.
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Only 2 broken hd. hoses so far. I would guess 75 of those 100hrs are using the B77 backhoe.
Time to get back to working bee hives the rest of the week.

Looking good Hoot Owl !

gg

 

[dirtydeed]

Glad your tools stayed on the truck.

Me too!

 

[OntheRidge]

Got around to installing this brush guard today, just in case!

 

[PoTreeBoy]

Katy and I dug and hauled fill to level for a shop/shed slab. Hopefully, tomorrow I'll meet with the concrete contractor and get something going.
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