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Took the rake out for a test run this week. Does a good job. The needles I used are for a hay turning-thing-what’s-it-called-machine. Not that expansive, about €8 a piece. I want to clear all the roads and fields on the estate I take care off. It’s 20 hectares in total, Most of it is woods and...

Work in progress. I really hope this will work for clearing old layers of leaves from the trails. Been using the land plane that I made for that last week... Works alright but I hope the needle rake will work better :) Also made a video little clip of the new build land plane in use last week...

To be honest... they are not real hardend steel blades. Just 2mm thick mild steel plates. Gettting proper blades... nah... One blade would be more than 80 euros. 3 mild steel strips is under 15 euros. So I made two extra sets. I will only use this land plane in the woods on sand and dirt roads...

You really do not need a lot. Dril, grinder, simple welder and the will to push trough. I’m not trained by any means. Just go for it. Verzonden vanaf mijn iPad met Tapatalk

No weights on it. For the purpose that i am using it for i don’t think it really needs weights. I use it in the woods to level sand and dirt roads so i am a bit scared to get stuck on a root. Still in the testing fase :) Verzonden vanaf mijn iPad met Tapatalk

Long time no see, but i made a new land plane. Took my a while to finish it. Project set stil for about half a year... Hope to get some feedback from you guys. Next project landscaping rake :) Verzonden vanaf mijn iPad met Tapatalk

All right offset it is :)

Thanks guys for the advice. I am glad I asked ***128579; Another question, I see some planes that got the blades under an angle/offset from the frame and some that are just welded at 90 degrees. At the moment I am still cutting the parts. What do you think? Offset or 90 degrees?

Hey all, I am on my way to the workshop to start a landplane build today. Got everything sorted accept... I have never seen one up close haha. My question I pretty simple. Do the scrapers (angle profiles) stick out underneath the sides of the frame? And if so, how far would be alright? I...

It takes some trial and error but when you master the stacking principle it’s easy. The whole idea behind this stacking method is that you only use the ‘perfect’ blocks for the outside and just dump the weird shaped stuff on the inside. Air circulation from the bottom to the top will dry the...

Yesterday al day long splitting firewood... stil a lot to split... Who else stacks theirs in holtzhause style? https://youtu.be/h6rBoYOT2aU

Hy all, besides riding the old Kubota I got special feelings for old woodworking machines. Old cast iron, to heavy to lift, that kind of stuff. I referbish them and put them in use in my workshop. Last week I restored an old mortiser. See the pica below. Anybody else who does this?

Good evening everybody. Before starting the tractor (grey market L 1802 DT) I checked the trans/hydro oil level... Stupid enough I did not check it before I put the the tractor in the shed 3 weeks ago. When I looked at the see true plastic thingie I noticed the oil level is just below the...

Haha, Yeah do not got a cuda ***128540;

Thanks for the advice. If I read correctly using the upper arm support mount to support it, it should be fine? Verzonden vanaf mijn iPad met Tapatalk

Yes, as the titel says I need to build a roll bar for my L1802dt (grey Market). I use the tractor mainly in the woods and already had a few scares... So it’s really time for a roll bar. I am skilled enough with my welder and bandsaw... But I do need advice... Where to attach the roll bar to the...

Thanks for the info. I am glad to hear it is not going to hurt anything. Here in holland it can freeze but thats getting a bit of a rarity with global warming I suppose. Only had two weeks of frost this year... That means I got a hole to fill with a new feature [emoji846] (That just sounds...

Does it hurt the engine if i would not install one? Verzonden vanaf mijn iPad met Tapatalk

Hmmm..., just looked to a YouTube video of a Kubota l1802dt (USA L235)... And there I noticed that my L1802Dt is missing a tab in the dash... shock... Whats that tab for? My kubota just has a small hole in the dash where the tab used to be:D Anybody any cleu? Am I in trouble? (See the sceenshot...

Nice, so it is the bleed valve. Thought so :) bus was not sure. And the hydrau filter, that sounds good. And now you say its above the fluid level... did not even look at that. I’ll change the filter tomorrow :) Thanks for the advice. Verzonden vanaf mijn iPad met Tapatalk