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Just wondering if you adjusted your slip clutch and if so how is it working now?

Once they get you all fixed up you're going to love it :)

This is good advice and you might want to stock a set or two they are easy to replace and only cost about 10 or 12 bucks a set for that mower. ;)

What is actually holding the chainsaw on?

Nice pictures thanks for sharing and good luck with the new member of the family.

Looks nice all fresh cut - Glad to hear you like it so far I was pretty sure you would they are nice all around tractors. If you snug up on those clutch bolts make sure you keep the springs compressed as evenly as you can.

I'd do what you are already doing go a little slower once everything is cut it will be easier to keep after for now on. It's doing what it should just don't over do it and you'll be fine. Otherwise how do you like the new tractor. :)

LOL now that's funny - that is a joke right :)

Time for some pictures :) These tractors get really good reviews I'm thinking about getting one to replace my B8200 for mowing around my house.

I thought it was how Kubota designates their gear drive tansmission.

We use the grey in the summer and white in the winter we don't use bio because we use the fuel within 30 of getting the tanks filled. I have used the bio in some of the machines that don't get run much but only to their individual tanks. Power service is good to go. ;)

Yeah I hate when that happens

Darn same thing happened to my stuff small world :)

I thought it was a great post and it sure sounds like Momma Bear knows best ;)

It's a prototype Eugene Stoner designed model 0005 chambered in 5.56 nato. with an early style 25 round straight magazine. It never went into production instead the Government went with the Colt model 601 M16A1 which was built from this prototype's original design.

Skeets let's go make some noise I have 1000 rounds of blanks :)

I wish I lived closer to you I'd go along heck I'd even drive :D

You probably have an internal leak in the backhoe spool valve, and yes your 3 point lever should be all the way to the lowered position.

I've owned a lot of tractors over the years probably 1/2 a dozen kubota's in the mix. I think you'll be happy with the new tractor keep us posted with your likes and dislikes. EDR

All-in-all looks like good numbers.