Did before winter maintainance...

[manualf150]

I enjoy working on this machine... and I enjoy using it even more!

Adjusted the valves...


Put new glow plugs in...


Put a K&N filter on and some Royal Purple SAE 10w-40...


Put a new seat on...


Took the deck off and popped the box blade on...


Me messing around with moving some stuff...

 

[traildust]

Nice pictures and two thumbs up for the preventive maintenance

The new seat you got, is it the newer style that keeps the operator from sliding off? I still need to do that mod

 

[manualf150]

Thanks... I'd rather do it now, when the weather is comfortable.

Yes, the new seat is made of a much nicer material. It's a breeze to put on, too. It's also very comfortable.

 

[traildust]

Thanks... I'd rather do it now, when the weather is comfortable.

Yes, the new seat is made of a much nicer material. It's a breeze to put on, too. It's also very comfortable.

I totally understand doing things when the weather is at best. But sometimes in between the weather and on going projects that seems to be losing battle

I was doing some tractor work today and with the old style seat, as expected, I had to keep pushing pack

Time to order a new one and just get it over with

 

[manualf150]

I totally understand doing things when the weather is at best. But sometimes in between the weather and on going projects that seems to be losing battle

I was doing some tractor work today and with the old style seat, as expected, I had to keep pushing pack

Time to order a new one and just get it over with

That's why I did mine now... because I know in the winter time, I got other projects that are way more important than my tractor. Plus I need my tractor for snow removal.

 

[traildust]

I need my tractor for snow removal.

Have fun with that snow

 

[manualf150]

Have fun with that snow

Oh you bet... it can't come quick enough...

(Though not looking forward to driving my 2wd truck in it... too bad I can't slap some plates on my tractor and drive it to work. )

 

[traildust]

Oh you bet... it can't come quick enough...

(Though not looking forward to driving my 2wd truck in it... too bad I can't slap some plates on my tractor and drive it to work. )

I get on the average a foot, or maybe two, of snow a year, but it doesn't stick around very long. The havic it causes is not very injoyable and I really don't know how you folks out there live with it for the better part of a year. You have my respect that's for sure.

When the snow does start dropping could you post some pictures? I enjoy viewing pictures of Kubotas clearing snow, I just don't want to be the one doing it

 

[manualf150]

I get on the average a foot, or maybe two, of snow a year, but it doesn't stick around very long. The havic it causes is not very injoyable and I really don't know how you folks out there live with it for the better part of a year. You have my respect that's for sure.

When the snow does start dropping could you post some pictures? I enjoy viewing pictures of Kubotas clearing snow, I just don't want to be the one doing it

I like snow... outside my window. Not when I have to drive in it.

It's funny... I've been sitting back thinking of where to put my snow with the Kubota. Good thing I've got another month or so before I got this little problem. My neighbor has a New Holland TC25 and he builds snow mountains for his kids. I might try to build one heck of snow mountain... maybe start some competition.

It's funny my neighbor has that NH, but he eyes my Kubota like there is no tomorrow. Then again, he had mostly big Kubotas when he owned a farm. He only kept the NH because it was the newest small tractor he had. Nothing against NH's though... he's had no problems with it.

I just get a kick out of watching others struggle with those walk behind snow blowers and lawn mowers trying to push or blow snow and taking forever. Then again, I was in the same boat at one time, so I know what it's like.