What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[pokey1416]

Remove the old hot tub day! Kind of crowded with gazebo and deck built on two sides of it + decorative fence. Sure do like having the BH92 and thumb (please don’t hate me ) was able to break off pieces and pull the tub away from deck so I can remove sides. Wish I could have gotten the dump trailer closer, and wasn’t sure the flat face was gonna work but it did fine.

 

[fried1765]

Remove the old hot tub day! Kind of crowded with gazebo and deck built on two sides of it + decorative fence. Sure do like having the BH92 and thumb (please don’t hate me ) was able to break off pieces and pull the tub away from deck so I can remove sides. Wish I could have gotten the dump trailer closer, and wasn’t sure the flat face was gonna work but it did fine.

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There ain't nothin quite like a BH with a thumb!

 

[johnjk]

Broke out the brush cutter and the B3200 and cleared a couple areas so I can drop a couple dead standing trees. Also got the trails in the woods done. First time since 2023. Felt good to be back in the seat. All in, 4 hrs of seat time

 

[WI_Hedgehog]

Added a fire extinguisher--thanks for the general recommendation.

One note: The quick-release swings the top of the fire extinguisher out, so the mount has to be low enough on release so this clears the ROPS with the ROPS down if your ROPS is used in the down position (such as in the woods), so test before tighten.

 

[DustyRusty]

I have plenty pf compressed air (20 CFM @175 psi), but I also have too much age now to use it.
Graduated from HS in 1958.

Is the air hose to heavy for you?

 

[DustyRusty]

Remove the old hot tub day! Kind of crowded with gazebo and deck built on two sides of it + decorative fence. Sure do like having the BH92 and thumb (please don’t hate me ) was able to break off pieces and pull the tub away from deck so I can remove sides. Wish I could have gotten the dump trailer closer, and wasn’t sure the flat face was gonna work but it did fine.

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I would have listed it for free on Marketplace or Craigslist and let someone take it away for you. It looks like it was an expensive unit when new.

 

[g_man]

Added a fire exciting--thanks for the general recommendation.

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I need to do very same thing - you found a good spot for it

gg

 

[fried1765]

Is the air hose to heavy for you?

Yup,......175lbs. is a LOT of weight,..... and so is 20 cu.ft.!

 

[aaluck]

Planted a flag pole in the front yard. Had the stump ground down,

 

[imnukensc]

Used the FEL to hold up the horizontal 2X6's so I could get them lined up and attached to the vertical 6X6's. When you're old and working by yourself ya gotta get creative sometimes.

 

[Old_Paint]

Yup,......175lbs. is a LOT of weight,..... and so is 20 cu.ft.!

Mine is 21cuft, up to 200 PSI. The problem is the compressor can’t keep up, not the storage. I can run a nail gun all day. A brad nailer might make it come on twice in a day. But if break out the air gun to blow sawdust off something, it sucks the bottom out of the tank in no time. A plasma cutter melts the steel with an arc, then relies on butt-load of air to blow the molten metal out of the cut at high pressure and volume. Pretty much, any time it’s cutting, it’s blowing. That takes a LOT of air. I could possibly use one intermittently, but if I have to wait for the compressor to catch up, it’s hardly going to be any faster than an OxyAcetyline rig. Cleaner/less slag/cherries, probably, but horribly slow. I’d already have one if I didn’t need to replace a compressor I just bought.

 

[Old_Paint]

Again, no photos, but helped my neighbor with some grappling with nature so we can finish relocating his old mower shed. Cut several scrub trees and put the brush on my chipping pile. Tripled the size of his yard waste pile with the stuff too big for the chipper, and cut one possible saw log from a pine we put down. Was gonna dig up the stumps, but he was content with cutting them off at ground level. I wasn’t too terribly dejected about that because we worked our butts off yesterday getting the mower shed off its foundation and towed out to a straight shot to the back of his yard. He put a bit of spending money in my hand for yesterday’s help. He always does and won’t hear any objections. Great neighbor whom I will miss sorely if he doesn’t hang around for a lot more years. He’s 11 years older than me and is probably the best neighbor I’ve ever had.

 

[L35]

Cup holders! Only took me 16 years.

 

[fried1765]

Mine is 21cuft, up to 200 PSI. The problem is the compressor can’t keep up, not the storage. I can run a nail gun all day. A brad nailer might make it come on twice in a day. But if break out the air gun to blow sawdust off something, it sucks the bottom out of the tank in no time. A plasma cutter melts the steel with an arc, then relies on butt-load of air to blow the molten metal out of the cut at high pressure and volume. Pretty much, any time it’s cutting, it’s blowing. That takes a LOT of air. I could possibly use one intermittently, but if I have to wait for the compressor to catch up, it’s hardly going to be any faster than an OxyAcetyline rig. Cleaner/less slag/cherries, probably, but horribly slow. I’d already have one if I didn’t need to replace a compressor I just bought.

My Quincy, pressure lubed, 2 stage model 325, sitting atop an 80 gal tank, seems to keep up with any use I have found, including a medium capacity sandblaster.

 

[Trimley]

My toolbox mount got welded up and installed today. More images are in the Fabrication Forum.

 

[DustyRusty]

My Quincy, pressure lubed, 2 stage model 325, sitting atop an 80 gal tank, seems to keep up with any use I have found, including a medium capacity sandblaster.

 

[fried1765]

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Sorry that it is worthless, but my Quincy is not worthless, and, as posted previously, I do not know ( or need to know )how to do thread pictures.

 

[johnjk]

Used the B3200 and bucket forks to move the meat birds out of the garage and in to the chicken tractor

 

[PoTreeBoy]

Used the B3200 and bucket forks to move the meat birds out of the garage and in to the chicken tractor View attachment 136842 View attachment 136843 View attachment 136844

They look dejected, probably know your intentions.

 

[johnjk]

They look dejected, probably know your intentions.

At least I didn’t set the pen up next to the smokers!