Sorry, I was wrong. The L2501 uses power-assist steering, not hydrostatic.
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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RMS
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LX2610HSDC, RCR1260, PFL1242, LX2963, RB1684, WC-68,Flail Mower,Grapple, Z421
First snowblowing of the season today. We got around 6 inches of heavy wet snow. The blower handled it well.
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RMS
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LX2610HSDC, RCR1260, PFL1242, LX2963, RB1684, WC-68,Flail Mower,Grapple, Z421
Sorry for the continuation. Fat fingered submit. The only problem was after the first 10 minutes the snowblower did not want to raise. I believe I didn't have the couplers on tight. Once I disconnected and reconnected it raised very slowly and then went back to normal. Possibly got some air in the lines and then purged out. After that no problems.
Servicing the equipment, so it will be ready on Monday. Zerks, filters and checking fluids. Got one front hydraulic line on the MX that needs a bit of tightening. Another month without rain here. I have on the calendar, recorded a trace of rain earlier in the month and thats it. I wish the early morning sea fog would return. We have a few small chances of rain next week. Prayin 4 rain!
9.3 hours since last serviced this filter.
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9.3 hours since last serviced this filter.
Filters Serviced at 10 Hours, Not 50hr.
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Soon after this post, I was given encouragement, not to give up on faith. I was moving hay in the skidsteer. Prayin 4 Rain!Servicing the equipment, so it will be ready on Monday. Zerks, filters and checking fluids. Got one front hydraulic line on the MX that needs a bit of tightening. Another month without rain here. I have on the calendar, recorded a trace of rain earlier in the month and thats it. I wish the early morning sea fog would return. We have a few small chances of rain next week. Prayin 4 rain!
9.3 hours since last serviced this filter.
Filters Serviced at 10 Hours, Not 50hr.
NCL4701
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Someone will probably ask you to move that to the Hunting and Game Posts thread.
But I agree. Brought a nine point white tail home with my L last night. He was a fat boy and would have been a challenge even for two of us without hydraulics.
BTW, if a moderator wants to delete this, no offense will be taken.
Mod edit: I moved the game post.
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Nope, just those few drops in that picture is all. The forecast is a little bit promising.
Thanks for the heads up, point well taken—definitely wasn’t bragging about a big fat doe, just bragging on the orange tractor hydraulics making life easier without the skinning rack out at the cabin.
Mod edit: No problem, other thread is just a better fit.
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The trees and plants are already stressed, that amount of snow would just compound the drought problems here and kill off more trees/plants etc.
3 days of snow. Suppose to ease up this afternoon then a chance of showers next 3 days. Cleared twice with the tractor and one time I broke the tractor code and used my Toro blower for exercise. Took over 2 hours walking behind it but was such a nice afternoon for some exercise.
Sunday we worked on firewood. This is one of the biggest logs I have blocked up and split. The glove is just for size of the butt end of the log. I was only able to pick the log up by curling the grapple.
The pallet fork frame will also give you an idea how big the log was.
The pallet fork frame will also give you an idea how big the log was.
Woah. That's a big log. Quit impressive it managed to pick it up. How heavy is your grapple compared to the pallet forks frame? I noticed a quite a few grapples are actually closer to the pivot pin than forks so wouldn't that technically be able to pick up more despite being possibly heavier than the forks? I've always wondered that.