What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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Kubota L2501, LA525 loader, QH15,Land Pride RCR1860, BB2560, SGC0660, forks
Loader control sloppy HELP
2015 B 2650 cab FEL BACKHOE 450 hrs hey guys this is my first post. My fel joystick control has a lot of front to back slop. About 3 inches or more. I checked the handle connections and everything is tight. Seems like the cable has a bit of play and needs to be adjusted. Anyone have any idea...
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I feel Like mine is sloppy and it only has 16hrs on itLoader control sloppy HELP
2015 B 2650 cab FEL BACKHOE 450 hrs hey guys this is my first post. My fel joystick control has a lot of front to back slop. About 3 inches or more. I checked the handle connections and everything is tight. Seems like the cable has a bit of play and needs to be adjusted. Anyone have any idea...
Well I fed the breefers, chickens fired up kubota and cleaned barns put another round bale out move beef around to prep next Saturday got some going to butcher. Bedded barn up with tractor drained water tubs lugged them with kubota to barn to wash. Oh and before I did that set up my wife with her sale tent on this rainy day she was at a town harvest festival selling maple products. She just got home and said she did well and is sending some to Texas, some to Arizona and north Carolina for customers who paid her to pack and ship them.
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Grand L4060HSTC, BH92 Backhoe, HLA Snow Pusher, Dirt Dog Tiller, EA DiscHarrow
Removed the backhoe for the winter and installed new quick hitch. Didn’t have it last year and what a PITA to swap implements. Guess I won’t have the 1-hr attachment swap excuse for the wife anymore 
picked it up from GWT where I bought my snow pusher and tiller. Great sales and service.https://www.goodworkstractors.com/product/category-1-e-hitch-quick-hitch/
picked it up from GWT where I bought my snow pusher and tiller. Great sales and service.https://www.goodworkstractors.com/product/category-1-e-hitch-quick-hitch/
YOU HAVE SEEN THE LIGHT!!
my biggest regret was not getting QH the day I bought my first machine. Dont know how I lived without it.
Dug out a spot for a hot tub. Put some gravel/rock dust in the hole and need to finish it off with a plate compactor.
Then I cleaned up a pile of dirt, dead grass and branches.
Then I cleaned up a pile of dirt, dead grass and branches.
Finally got around to replacing the hard lines on my loader.
When I bought this rig, the lines were severely bent where they go across the front. Obviously, the previous owner had lowered the loader while the grill guard was open. I had bought new ones last year, but was waiting on the right opportunity to change them out.
A couple of weeks ago, while repacking a cylinder, I noticed a hose was cracking bad so I ordered a new one. BIL volunteered to help, so I decided to replace the hard lines and the new hose.
Well, I wasn't born yesterday so we tagged all the lines and hoses before we disconnected anything. But I didn't pull up the parts list to verify where each new line was supposed to go. After fiddling around for a couple of hours, we figured out one (not sure which one) of the new lines was made wrong and we reused one of the old ones, which fortunately only needed a little straightening to look good as new.
So, what should have been a one hour job turned into all morning.
When I bought this rig, the lines were severely bent where they go across the front. Obviously, the previous owner had lowered the loader while the grill guard was open. I had bought new ones last year, but was waiting on the right opportunity to change them out.
A couple of weeks ago, while repacking a cylinder, I noticed a hose was cracking bad so I ordered a new one. BIL volunteered to help, so I decided to replace the hard lines and the new hose.
Well, I wasn't born yesterday so we tagged all the lines and hoses before we disconnected anything. But I didn't pull up the parts list to verify where each new line was supposed to go. After fiddling around for a couple of hours, we figured out one (not sure which one) of the new lines was made wrong and we reused one of the old ones, which fortunately only needed a little straightening to look good as new.
So, what should have been a one hour job turned into all morning.
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B3200 w/loader, Woods RC5 brush hog, 4' box blade, tooth bar, B1700 MMM,
Wife jumped on the B1700 to mow and I took the B3200 out and fell a nice sized dead white oak. Trunk went up about 20’ and splits in to four. Got it down and the canopy cleaned up in a couple hrs. Tried to pull it out but the forked trunk was snagging too many smaller trees. Ended up cutting two of the smaller ones 10” and 12” dia. And pulled them out with the B and a chain. Sky’s opened up and the downpour started which ended my firewood fun. Raining today so I wait. Had a Bald Eagle drop by and chatter at me while I worked. I have 80% of the trunk left to go
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2020 L3901HST, LA525 Loader, 66" Q/A Bucket, PFL2042 Forks, Meteor SB68PT Blower
I spent two hours one day sand blasting the green slime from the inside of a rim on my Grasshopper mower so I could put a tube in it. It works great until you need a tube.
Cleared out a 120+ year old rock culvert today. This was old railway track now used for ATV trail. Pretty neat how they made these water crossing by stacking flat rocks so many years ago. And they still work perfectly.
dirtydeed
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B2650 BH77, U27-4R2, BX23TLBM, box blade, rear blade, flail mower, Stump Grinder
Just a simple soil line repair. I didn't take many photos because...well...it just wasn't very interesting. I did get a kick out of catching the neighbor watching from the upper deck. Oh well.
Here goes...saw cut driveway and start digging... found it!
More digging...
Homeowners watching carefully. I uncovered their supply line. saw it just in time to shine up the copper pipe for them to see.
Loaded up..
done... can you spot the neighbor in the last three photos? Just happy to see that she was flying Old Glory
Here goes...saw cut driveway and start digging... found it!
More digging...
Homeowners watching carefully. I uncovered their supply line. saw it just in time to shine up the copper pipe for them to see.
Loaded up..
done... can you spot the neighbor in the last three photos? Just happy to see that she was flying Old Glory
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I saw the pics before looking at your location and though to myself that looks like Oak Island.
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Hopefully it's late enough in the year and the Army Worms will not be an issue. Anyway, I Bushhoged last week and plan to get some seed in the ground this week.
That may not look like $300 worth of seed (Wheat & Oats) and fertilizer but it is what it is.
Pulled 'er out of the weeds and aired up the tires. I have some replacement disc blades and bearings but that will be another day.
I would normally subsoil but the ground is wet....wet. I had to use 4wd to be able to get any cutting depth. It was cutting all of the way to the disc axles.
I finished with one deer food plot and will do two more tomorrow. I'll get the seed and fertilizer in the ground either tomorrow or Friday. A Grandson will come Saturday and we will disc and plant his plots.
That may not look like $300 worth of seed (Wheat & Oats) and fertilizer but it is what it is.
Pulled 'er out of the weeds and aired up the tires. I have some replacement disc blades and bearings but that will be another day.
I would normally subsoil but the ground is wet....wet. I had to use 4wd to be able to get any cutting depth. It was cutting all of the way to the disc axles.
I finished with one deer food plot and will do two more tomorrow. I'll get the seed and fertilizer in the ground either tomorrow or Friday. A Grandson will come Saturday and we will disc and plant his plots.