I wouldnt cancel it, you are prob just a week or two away from receiving it. My order switched to "in process" yesterday, 4 weeks to the day, so it should be within about a week of shipping. I have placed 9 orders with them over 3 tractors, and have always gotten their stuff inside 4-6 weeks, has always been worth the wait.
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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Ever have a tooth bar that went over the bolt on cutting edge? If so how was it? I was Thinking of getting one
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All you folks in Louisiana and Mississippi hang on. Ida’s turned into a bad girl with a big punch. If you live in New Orleans, now is a good time to be somewhere else. Ain’t no place like home, but if a hurricane is visiting, might be a better idea to go visit relatives who don’t live in the path. Y’all stay safe down there. This one ain’t no joke.
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Grading and filling holes in a lawn area, moving lawn equipment,rocks,wood chips.
Cleaned beef barn cleaned meat bird coop out, using b2710, and then put round bales in feeders pastures is not growing so well sled down for winter coming. Unloaded a new to us chipper shredder out of truck for the wife, put chicken plucker and slaughter stuff away from yesterday we slaughtered 59 birds. Cleaned up yard a bit and moved the bush hog with bucket and chain until parts come in...
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Sounds like a lot of work, but on the upside, that's a lot of drumsticks.
Mmmm..... drumsticks!
Nothing better than home raised birds for eggs and meat. It's alot of work to keep and raise them, but the rewards of fresh eggs and meat are worth it to me. The l2501 with fel makes cleaning the coops easier for sure...beats the old wheel barrow method when I was young and broke, but could get er done. Working smarter is a must to continue with all the chores.
Installed the ATI SSQA adapter and Titan fork frame with used forks. Loaded up my brush cutter and herbicide, thinking I'd use the forks to haul saplings I'd cut.
But my nephew was out on his L3600 clearing a sweet gum thicket, so I decided to see how the forks would work to pop out the saplings by the roots. After dropping one fork and learning how to aim one fork, it worked ok. I can see a stump bucket (or a wider fork) would probably work better.
But my nephew was out on his L3600 clearing a sweet gum thicket, so I decided to see how the forks would work to pop out the saplings by the roots. After dropping one fork and learning how to aim one fork, it worked ok. I can see a stump bucket (or a wider fork) would probably work better.
Are you able to change the filters without removing them?Installed Paul's filter guard set today
I think the filters can be accessed with them in place, not as easy of course. When I change the filters I will probably loosen one bolt, and remove the other so they rotate down out of the way.
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Thanks for the reply. Was thinking about ordering a set. They look like a nice solid fit
For sure we have another 50 to go then done for year we will have done 500 this yearSounds like a lot of work, but on the upside, that's a lot of drumsticks.
Mmmm..... drumsticks!
Loader and carry all off ..MMM put on and mowed a mess of over grown grass.
I should have mowed it 2 weeks ago I just hate to mow in 90* weather.
I should have mowed it 2 weeks ago I just hate to mow in 90* weather.
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