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I can't find a link to the audio, but if you go to waramps.ca/playsafe and click on Julie, it reads:

On my way into work this morning I was listening to a segment on the radio featuring two sit-volleyball players from War Amps. Both young ladies had similar incidents in a short time period with zero turn mowers where they fell forward off the mower and lost a foot. I haven't used one myself...

I always wondered why it was only some of the old B series that had the "bull" ornament.

The L245F I rescued from sitting for 5 years had a tank full of sludge and rust. I used brushes and scrapers and a magnet and xylene to get most of it loose and rinsed out.

https://www.everythingattachments.com/Kubota-BX-Series-Tractor-Loader-p/ans-b2405-ldr.htm They have the loader listed out of stock right now, but it also doesn't come with the joystick.

Spread 3 loads of crushed granite on the driveway, and a load of wood chips in the horse paddock. Pressure washed the tractor, then my wife had me get it all dirty again filling in some low spots with dirt and cleaning up some deadfall.

I'm looking for one of those little Hobart Handler 140s as well. I've used a friend's, and they are great little machines.

During the sermon, the old cowboy heard something he liked and threw in a "Hallelujah" The minister stopped, heads turned to look, and then the sermon continued on. A little later, there was another part the cowboy liked and he offered a loud "Amen". This continued throughout the sermon...

Set up an anonymous account, and start trolling the scammers. Good fun. I love sending them my "wire transfer receipts" - massive files that suck their bandwidth, corrupted files that crash their computers, and Gotcha! pictures. You can lead them on for months with excuses of your own - death...

I have worked for several different levels of government and serve in the military. You have a spectrum: good, bad, and ugly. The ugly tend to be management - not leaders. In the army I learned the difference between management and leadership, and in the civil service I have worked for very...

The raised beds in the garden are all about 10 years old and rotten, plus I want to build a greenhouse there this spring, so ripped out all the old wood and trucked it over to my burn pile, and then piled all the dirt together and turned it over while added some well rotted wood chips and horse...

Around here the source for AR500 steel is the guys that make and repair the dump truck tips. Bring beer.

In Canada, don't worry about it being "grey" or not, the dealer will help you out. I've seen a little Kubota with rice patty tires at the dealer here once - not sure if it was for sale or in for service, but chances are it was not imported by/for Kubota Canada.

My neighbour's L3400 seat safety switch quit in the middle of a major snow storm 2 years ago. I bypassed it then as an interim measure, and he's still using it that way.

I have a hardpan rock/gravel property beneath a skim coat of poor soil. I got 4 bolt on teeth from Amazon for $40 and drilled my bucket to mount them. They haven't been removed in more than a year. If I want a smoother finish or cleanup up snow I use the blade on the 3Pt. They really help...

IIRC, when I was wiring in my 3ph hoist, my electrician buddy told me it is easy. Either a) it works, b) doesn't work or c) runs backward. If b or c, switch any two wires and try again. If it still doesn't work, switch any other two wires. I think I lucked out and it worked the first time.

It's nice to be able to be somewhere on the internet and avoid the political crap that is literally everywhere else.

Are those the holes in the bucket ears? I had the same problem with the same backhoe. You'll notice the pins are longer than they need to be, so I cut off the ears, and welded on new ears made with 50-100% thicker plate. I've got pics stored somewhere of the condition of mine - similar, but...

Scraping snow in the dark - so quiet and peaceful...

Installed the retrofit ROPS on my L245DT and replaced the glowplugs.