What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

mdhughes

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All those stiff branches getting crushed together can push the levers up
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I can see why you have had problems, that is really open. This is a pretty good shot of the grapple and the SSQA handles. The C-channel that the hoses are in protect the SSQA handles pretty good. I do have a grill guard, after seeing what happened to GP (GP Outdoors) with the same grapple.

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Shawn T. W

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I gave what fishies were left after the raccoons visited last night a drink ...

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Surprisingly there are still about 100 little 3/4" - 1 long fish in there ... Quite happy with the 250 gallon water delivery!

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Looking like another dry week, may need to give them another tote before I leave out ...
 
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S-G-R

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I gave what fishies were left after the raccoons visited last night a drink ...

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Surprisingly there are still about 100 little 3/4" - 1 long fish in there ... Quite happy with the 250 gallon water delivery!

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Looking like another dry week, may need to give them another tote before I leave out ...
Thats the first time I've seen fish getting watered šŸ˜† you might get a meal out of one of them later.
 
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S-G-R

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Finally got around to mounting the front light bar and alley lights. Brackets came from Specialty Repairs Custom Mods. I have another light bar to mount on the back that I'll do this weekend.


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GrumpyFarmer

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Finally got around to mounting the front light bar and alley lights. Brackets came from Specialty Repairs Custom Mods. I have another light bar to mount on the back that I'll do this weekend.


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Looks like a clean install…I hope to see some action photos after dark…
 
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S-G-R

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Looks like a clean install…I hope to see some action photos after dark…

Will do. I'm farming the wiring out. Not my thing and I'll use the same shop that does my personal vehicle and work truck. Might be a few weeks before that happens.
 
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GrumpyFarmer

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Will do. I'm farming the wiring out. Not my thing and I'll use the same shop that does my personal vehicle and work truck. Might be a few weeks before that happens.
I have added accessory lighting to both my girls and it’s really helpful if finishing up after dark or doing odd chores after dark…on the little one, I have not installed the rear facing lights(yet) , it’s so bright that after looking forward if I turn around to look back my eyes can not adjust to the light and dark quickly…hopefully you have good lights behind you too.
 
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Bee-Positive

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Built a rock screen, used old and new wood and Ā¼ā€ hardware screen fastened with deck screws and washers, got about $75 into it which kept my CFO (wife) happy.

I have two piles from when I scraped off the sod for the retaining wall and the blueberry patch. Piles have been sitting for a couple of years now so the sod is decomposed well, Only about 7 to 8 yard total so I didn’t want to go all out on it, no vibration, just a rake and hands work well enough for me. Found my welding gloves to be the most comfortable over my work gloves.

The angle is pretty flat to prevent the clay clumps from rolling off. I made it wide enough to get the bucket under it but found just tipping it over out of the way is easier. Didn’t put a back or sides on either, I don’t do that much, 4 buckets at time and then I just spread it to level some dips and bumps that have been bugging me when I mow. The boss wants a dedicated raised bed for garlic so I’ll save some to mix for that.

Now I just have to figure out what to do with all the rocks.

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I have (well had) a big dirt pile from when my shop was built. Told the missus "Ill use it...' She of course doubted me. Always does.
I have (had now) an area that had been 'reclaimed' 15 years ago and has settled, stumps rotted, leaving depressions (awwwww) you know the drill. So my little BX has been filling (six a day) garden carts of fairly clean fill that I drive through the woods and spread. Done about 30 days so far and have about ten to go.
So as to not destroy the lawn, I drive around the dirt pile. Well, it dips about a foot down at the back and then about 10' feet later, rises back up, this dip was/is for runoff. So today I... Laid down two rows (10 blocks per row) of concrete blocks. Ground was nice and flat and pitched fine. Blocks all lined up with no prep to the soil under. So four 4" square holes for the runoff. More than enough (one probably would of been adequate, but I had the blocks....) Then I moved fill over the blocks (about a 4" depth) and filled in the rest of the 'path' (16" deep and 7 feet wide)) for 8 feet. Probably 50 little loads from the FEL of the BX. Four+ hours of work. Done! Though I missed breakfast and lunch.....
Dirt pile is 60% gone.....
 
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MotoBBQ

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It's been dry, so I waited till after Labor Day to mow the "pasture" one final time before winter.
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