What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[Trapper Bob]

We received a little rain last week & my wildlife plots are coming up. The temps are slowly dropping. I better get my deer stands ready. I put them back in the same places as last year, which makes trimming easier. A little more practice with the bow & I’m ready.

 

[aaluck]

We loaded up the trailer as the sun was setting.

What size trailer is that?

 

[McMXi]

What size trailer is that?

It's a 22ft model with two 7,000lb axles. So far it's proving to be a good investment for what I need.

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[WE349a]

Added the second air filter to my L2502 because I live in a very dusty environment.

 

[S-G-R]

Filled it with diesel and mowed grass. It's still growing 4-6" about every 5-6 days. I think it's been two years since I used fertilizer. Lots of rain and heat is making it thrive which is unsual for this time of year here. We close on 3 acres beside our property next Thursday and it's got 24-30" of clover to mow. I have a 60" brush cutter lined up for that project.

 

[woodman55]

Filled it with diesel and mowed grass. It's still growing 4-6" about every 5-6 days. I think it's been two years since I used fertilizer. Lots of rain and heat is making it thrive which is unsual for this time of year here. We close on 3 acres beside our property next Thursday and it's got 24-30" of clover to mow. I have a 60" brush cutter lined up for that project.

If there is that much to cut, I wonder if there is a local farmer that might come and harvest it for you ? That way he gets some free hay and you don't need to bush hog it.

 

[ctfjr]

Greased everything yesterday. Was able cut down 5 more pine trees and remove the stumps easily with the stump bucket. The grapple easily took the trees into the woods onto my new 'pine pile'.

There is a significantly large hickory to the west of the new arborvitaes I just planted. Several of its branches are shading the new trees after about 2pm Used a rope saw to take down one but the ones left are sure to hit a light fixture if we cut them. Going to take a rigger's rope over them one at a time and just pull them down using a snatch block to direct their fall.

 

[S-G-R]

If there is that much to cut, I wonder if there is a local farmer that might come and harvest it for you ? That way he gets some free hay and you don't need to bush hog it.

I looking into it and most of of them got 3-4 cuts this year and no one was interested in running a mower over it for me so I need to do it myself.

 

[Siesta Sundance]

I spent about 5 hours cutting my friend's fields yesterday afternoon/evening. I like the 540E option on the tractor. I ran around in mid range 4th gear for the most part (1,800rpm) but it was on the bumpy side. I cut his field in late June when it was a lot taller and thicker so this went faster. This was the last cut for this year and I always enjoy helping him out. We loaded up the trailer as the sun was setting. A good day for sure.

Time to unload the M6060 from the trailer and change the oil.

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You really need atleast a 12' cutter for that, one of the smaller batwings, you will have a 40% increase cutting width and less passes, faster cutting times.


This post made me miss the 2020 m7060 that I sold earlier this year.

(SOLD) Orange 4WD tractor wFEL, Ultragrand cab ac/heat/radio

Very low hours 107, like new, no damage, no insurance claims, tractor was only used with a 3pt spray tank, 3pt 10in root plow, hay fork. 2020 year, Model M7060, 8speed, 2 rear remotes, no def required. No creditors owed. Asking $$$ for tractor and bucket only, NO additional attachments included...

www.orangetractortalks.com

 

[Vlach7]

Firewood preparation for winter, cut and split at home, 3 loads, about 6 cords. Love to keep lifting the wood by hand to a minimum.

 

[Bearcatrp]

Been working on spreading class II on my driveway all week. Completed my 50 hr service in between. Almost done before the rain comes end of the week.

 

[woodman55]

Firewood preparation for winter, cut and split at home, 3 loads, about 6 cords. Love to keep lifting the wood by hand to a minimum.

Those forks look interesting. I assume they clip on over the cutting edge ?

 

[johnjk]

Taught my son how to lube the mmm before mowing Tuesday. Gave both my Orange a once over and headed back inside to my approved recovery location. Will walk him through installing the rear blade on the 3200 once the leaves start dropping.

 

[Vlach7]

Those forks look interesting. I assume they clip on over the cutting edge ?

Yes, Debris Forks from Titan, much cheaper then Grapples.

 

[Lil Foot]

I love my brush forks!

 

[UnEasyRider]

Glue....with NO primer, would have had a much better chance of lasting success.

Never heard of that...always thought for a good connection you always needed to use primer first. Please elaborate!

 

[McMXi]

You really need atleast a 12' cutter for that, one of the smaller batwings, you will have a 40% increase cutting width and less passes, faster cutting times.

This post made me miss the 2020 m7060 that I sold earlier this year.

My commiserations on the loss of your 7060. If I had ordered a tractor an M7060 would have been my choice, but the M6060 was on the lot in Sheridan, WY and at too good of a price to pass up.

As for a batwing/flex wing/folding rotary cutter ,.... heck yeah! I'd love one of those but they're so expensive and hard to justify. My friend's place has a big open field but also some smaller areas that are tricky enough with the 7ft rotary cutter. In addition, a 12ft batwing cutter is heavy and I'm not sure if my trailer setup would be ok for the M6060 with an RC3712 or RC2512. The Land Pride RCR1884 rotary cutter I bought about two and half years ago was $4,600 and that was before the crazy prices started. I can only imagine what those 12ft folding cutters cost now.

If I were buying a rotary cutter again I'd take a good look at a dual spindle model rather than the single spindle I bought. The RCR1884 has been and continues to be a good cutter, but without any experience with one, I think a dual spindle design would have some advantages.

@Siesta Sundance , I thought you had some fancy seat covers in your M7060 but when I zoomed into the photo I realized that it was the plastic covering!

 

[edritchey]

I love my brush forks!
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Where did you get them?

 

[Lil Foot]

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Here is my original thread:

Source for small debris forks?

Anybody have a source for small & light debris/brush forks? My bucket is only 38 1/2" inside dimension, so all I have found are too wide & heavy. Closest I've come is this one...

www.orangetractortalks.com

I still think these are the best forks I know of, but had lots of trouble getting them in hand.
(see thread)
My neighbor, who has a B2150, bought a set of 48" forks off e-boy, and had to cut down the t-handles for the clamps- they were set too close to the bucket sides to rotate. Now they are hard to tighten, causing some shifting. They also have bent a little.

There are lots of forks on e-boy & amazone, but I'd question the quality.

 

[fried1765]

Never heard of that...always thought for a good connection you always needed to use primer first. Please elaborate!

Nothing much to "elaborate" about.
Glue without primer would have very likely worked!
Try it sometime, just to validate condition.
Primer without glue....very obviously not!