What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[MOOTS]

R4's did ya in. They are worthless, even on wet leaves

Slightly disagree. This was sloppy Georgia clay, and I was pushing slightly uphill. Just kept trucking. It was a solid bottom, just slick on top, I think that has a lot to do with getting stuck. If you sink, game over.
This was before 3 sets of wheel weights.

 

[forky]

I'm gonna check them out this weekend then. I know I got a make sure the rear is at 12 o'clock position and I think someone says to give it a shot of air before checking pressure so it clears the stem from beet juice. Idk first time checking loaded tires!

That's the same way I do it.

 

[The Evil Twin]

I'm gonna check them out this weekend then. I know I got a make sure the rear is at 12 o'clock position and I think someone says to give it a shot of air before checking pressure so it clears the stem from beet juice. Idk first time checking loaded tires!

Might have been me. I've said that a few times around here. I keep em at the pressure the manual says. Fronts go to max sidewall pressure. I use the loader a lot.

 

[The Evil Twin]

R4's did ya in. They are worthless, even on wet leaves

It wasn't the tires. It was the box in the back that was dragging. As long as nothing is dragging (underbelly or attachment) they've done me fine. Wet leaves, Virginia clay or both.

 

[nerwin]

It wasn't the tires. It was the box in the back that was dragging. As long as nothing is dragging (underbelly or attachment) they've done me fine. Wet leaves, Virginia clay or both.
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Beautiful tractor.

 

[papajoe]

I graded 1/4 mile gravel road yesterday. Used my EA landscape rake with gage wheels. Works like a charm.

 

[papajoe]

 

[papajoe]

 

[DaveFromMi]

My son's right side ball joint popped out, luckily in the driveway. We managed to lift the front end and tow it to where he can work on it. The closest and less steep route was through the field.

 

[johnjk]

Fun day. Filled holes on the drive with the B3200 and then mowed with the B1700. 6hrs of seat time.

 

[JonM]

where we are building an equipment barn was a mostly dead oak. cut it down de-limbed it anf will be using the main trunk as horse obstacles. then used the bh92 to get the root ball out. took about 2.5 hours start to end.

the equipment in the back ground is getti g sold or scrapped it came with the property all of it is too small for my 6060.

 

[McMXi]

I removed the front suitcase weights from the M6060 this morning, stacked them on a pallet, and got the loader back on. It's been well over a year since the loader was last on the tractor, but I've come to the conclusion that it's not convenient or efficient to keep the loader off the tractor. I have quite a few SSQA implements, and the option to pick them up and use them with either tractor is too useful of a feature to give up.

I did a bit more work on the new driveway and the "shorty" exhaust.

I still need to modify the front guard for better protection, and weld on spacers so that the weight bracket and grill guard can be on the tractor at the same time. I should be able to make a chain storage compartment by bolting a plate to the underside of the weight bracket. It's one of those "why not?" things.

 

[Hugo Habicht]

.... then used the bh92 to get the root ball out. took about 2.5 hours

What is sitting on the cylinder?

 

[McMXi]

What is sitting on the cylinder?

Slow-moving vehicle (SMV) emblem otherwise known as a warning triangle. I can send you one if you'd like since I removed them from both tractors.

 

[JonM]

Slow-moving vehicle (SMV) emblem otherwise known as a warning triangle. I can send you one if you'd like since I removed them from both tractors.

yup thats exactly it.

just not in my way not worth my time or effort to remove it until i need to for some reason. it is required if you are driving on a public road with the bh92 attached.

 

[Ultramaroon]

I created a berm for shooting with sand. Mowed a little.

 

[nerwin]

What is sitting on the cylinder?

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It's a bird! It's a plane!

It's for aerodynamics, cuts through the wind so the backhoe works faster lol

 

[Gaspasser]

At first I'm like what the heck kind of attachment is that and then realized it's pallet forks carrying a log grapple haha.

Was scratching my head as first glance myself, lol.

 

[JonM]

It's a bird! It's a plane!

It's for aerodynamics, cuts through the wind so the backhoe works faster lol

was wondering why the stump dig was so quick.... makes sense now

 

[nerwin]

was wondering why the stump dig was so quick.... makes sense now

Its like adding a tuner wing...adds 100 more hp.