What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[jkrez]

For some time now, I’ve been looking forward with great anticipation to the ultimate warning label; a warning label warning of the danger of warning labels.

I have much confidence in The State of California to come up with a reason to mandate it on all products that have warning labels.

And I would really appreciate CARB getting out of my life. I don’t live in California yet I see numerous products here that are proudly labeled CARB compliant, like I give one crap about CARB.

And the warning labels that say everything under the sun is “Known to the State of California to cause cancer.” Again I don’t live in California. I don’t need that crap trashing up my stuff. I live in North Carolina with my neighbor’s tobacco field basically in my front yard. North Carolina is still debating whether cigarettes cause cancer. I sure ain’t worried whether my ball peen hammer causes cancer if I’m dumb enough to lick it clean.

Rant over. I feel better now. If anyone questions why this is in the What Did You Do on Your Kubota Today thread, I read a warning label on my Kubota today.

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This Rant is Known to the State of California to cause cancer.

 

[random]

Given they're putting cancer warnings on coffee, I interpret all those warnings as saying "this is roughly as dangerous as drinking coffee, take that into account when you decide whether you care."

My son got some new turnout gear that is designed to help prevent cancer for firefighters - it came with that label...

'nuff said, I'll drop it now.

 

[NCL4701]

Condensate line reroute at Dad’s house finished up this morning after running out of pipe and daylight a couple of days ago (post 9711). Might sound stupid, but a single fork on the forklift rack did a nice job of busting up the brick hard clay to keep the trench relatively narrow.

While we were hand digging to find the plastic line Wednesday night, we heard the distinctive sound of a large tree falling. This afternoon wife and I took the Mule to run all the trails to see if we could find it to see if it was a problem. Found two. What we heard was probably the rotten maple as it’s only about 250 yards from where we were standing at the time. The other one was a borer beetled pine pretty far out so I doubt we would have heard that one. Both were trash; bare minimum chainsaw work and cleared the trails. Both combined took about 45 minutes. Grapples and loaders are good things…

Maple before

After

Pine before. It was like moving a big phone pole; straight as an arrow and not a limb on it.

For after pic on the pine just imagine the same pic without the tractor, tree on the ground, and the lumpy middle aged guy doing I really don’t know what.

 

[B737]

The evolution continues. Finished up LX brush guard.

 

[Deleted member 47704]

Retorqued wheels and loader.

 

[Deleted member 47704]

Greased loader,those Dewalt cordless greasers are the bomb.

 

[Bmyers]

Dad and I mowed. Got out early to try to beat the rain, which we did.

 

[ctfjr]

Used the bucket as a wagon to bring my 'supplies' into the woods so I could finish running my camera and power wires to the street. Then brought more fill to cover a trench.
Filled the tank and garaged it, put the generator batteries on the charger and am waiting for the hurricane.

 

[leveraddict]

B737 how about gettin that tractor a little dirty for us please! Nice new and shiny gives us all orange envy!

 

[BAP]

Used the bucket as a wagon to bring my 'supplies' into the woods so I could finish running my camera and power wires to the street. Then brought more fill to cover a trench.
Filled the tank and garaged it, put the generator batteries on the charger and am waiting for the hurricane.

Here’s hoping that you won’t need your generator and that you don’t receive any damage from Henri. Stay safe and dry

 

[KubotaDuluth]

Greased loader,those Dewalt cordless greasers are the bomb.

I added a LockNLube coupler to mine after I ripped a zerk fitting off my loader. Now with the Dewalt and the LockNLube, there is no excuse for not greasing.

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(I have no affiliation with lock n lube, just been happy with mine.)

 

[ayak]

Picked the last of the (good) apples for this year.

 

[B737]

B737 how about gettin that tractor a little dirty for us please! Nice new and shiny gives us all orange envy!

im almost ready to start scraping the paint off the bucket, just need tooth bar to arrive and then its into the woods!

 

[ctfjr]

Here’s hoping that you won’t need your generator and that you don’t receive any damage from Henri. Stay safe and dry

Thanks
It missed us - last night it moved east about 50 mi - RI and eastern CT taking the hit. We are just going to get a bucket of rain and some winds.

 

[Deleted member 47704]

I added a LockNLube coupler to mine after I ripped a zerk fitting off my loader. Now with the Dewalt and the LockNLube, there is no excuse for not greasing.

LockNLube® Grease Coupler | LockNLube

Grease Coupler by LockNLube®. Money Back Guarantee. Shop now and get free shipping on all orders to the U.S. over $25.

locknlube.com

(I have no affiliation with lock n lube, just been happy with mine.)

I have a locking coupler, not locknlube. But might change to a Locknlube extended coupler.

 

[Mak65]

I backed my Lands Pride RCF 2060 into some small brush (short and see through and no thick limbs) and the tractor started shaking violently. Shut off PTO and all calmed down, pulled forward and engaged PTO, same result. Headed back to barn, lifted it up so I could glance under expecting to find blades intertwined. Instead found both blades bent - one severely. I guess I will be replacing blades.

I took the SxS to look at what I may have hit and there is nothing there. Even brush I was mowing was gone.

 

[Old_Paint]

I backed my Lands Pride RCF 2060 into some small brush (short and see through and no thick limbs) and the tractor started shaking violently. Shut off PTO and all calmed down, pulled forward and engaged PTO, same result. Headed back to barn, lifted it up so I could glance under expecting to find blades intertwined. Instead found both blades bent - one severely. I guess I will be replacing blades.

I took the SxS to look at what I may have hit and there is nothing there. Even brush I was mowing was gone.

You bent the blades on a rotary cutter? I’ve heard of blowing up gear boxes, shearing pins, bending housings, and even breaking the blade pivots or more rarely warping the stump jumper/flywheel, but bent blades is a new one on me, even on a cheap cutter. You take them off yet to check the pinion bolts? Did you wrap a big vine or something when you were cutting? RCs work mostly on inertia, and beat stuff down more than they cut. They’re designed to take a beating on the blades and give some back. Very concerning. Hopefully it’s still got some warranty left, but if your luck is twice as good as mine, the warranty expired two days ago. Good luck with it, and hopefully it won’t cost you too much to repair. Pics might help identify what happened. At the very least, you’ll get lots of input.

 

[Deleted member 47704]

I backed my Lands Pride RCF 2060 into some small brush (short and see through and no thick limbs) and the tractor started shaking violently. Shut off PTO and all calmed down, pulled forward and engaged PTO, same result. Headed back to barn, lifted it up so I could glance under expecting to find blades intertwined. Instead found both blades bent - one severely. I guess I will be replacing blades.

I took the SxS to look at what I may have hit and there is nothing there. Even brush I was mowing was gone.

Maybe you hit a UFO, them things are tough.

 

[Mak65]

Shredder is 2 hours away now. Won’t get back to it until Saturday at the earliest. Unless I was seeing things one was severely bent which surprised me as I would assume it would break before it bent.

it was an UFO - unknown foreign object.

 

[Bri-Guy-GA]

Finally got to install my Kens Hooks on the BX.