What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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I pulled two cyclone fence posts out of the ground with the FEL.
Only took the tiniest bolt run through holes drilled in the aluminum posts. Just had to slide the FEL up the post and let it connect with the tiny bolt head. Slid right out of the ground, posts encased in concrete. Ground is quite soft.
Tried it with one of the cyclone clamps near the top of the posts. Just slide right off.
Only took the tiniest bolt run through holes drilled in the aluminum posts. Just had to slide the FEL up the post and let it connect with the tiny bolt head. Slid right out of the ground, posts encased in concrete. Ground is quite soft.
Tried it with one of the cyclone clamps near the top of the posts. Just slide right off.
Moved 3 too big for my little 2501 hay bales (1100 pound) from the trailer to next to the field.
Moved another 6 comfortable sized (750 pound) from the trailer to storage.
Moved an estimated 6000 pounds of rough cut lumber from the trailer to a stack awaiting the start of a project.
Not real smart with the first load of wood and got the back end of the tractor in the air on a down hill slope. I got much smarter reall quick and avoided any further incidents.
In hindsight I guess I did more trailering than tractoring.
Moved another 6 comfortable sized (750 pound) from the trailer to storage.
Moved an estimated 6000 pounds of rough cut lumber from the trailer to a stack awaiting the start of a project.
Not real smart with the first load of wood and got the back end of the tractor in the air on a down hill slope. I got much smarter reall quick and avoided any further incidents.
In hindsight I guess I did more trailering than tractoring.
Trapper Bob
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L4701, Wicked grapple, 6’ bush hog, pallet forks, 7’ box blade, 6’ Wicked bucket
Picked up a 1260 box blade a week ago, and have since wreaked havoc around my property...
Moved the rear wheels to the widest tread width on the new to me L2800 and replaced with new bolts. I didn’t realize the rear tires were liquid filled until the first one was unbolted—quite a workout for 51 years at 6’2” 170 lbs, they probably weigh twice as much as I do. Happy to find they are though, using in NW Arkansas mountain property.
Been a couple Shiners consumed getting this tractor maintenance up to par. Replaced all dry rotted hydraulic hoses on FEL, new air filter, tapped out and replaced all 4 bucket pins with new ones/new grease fittings, and greased every fitting. I think the previous owner was allergic to grease.
She’s ready to work now.
Drop shipment received today after storm finally….raining now,
still ice and little snow left and lots of rain…somehow someone found a way to drop in the snow / ice with a cleared off driveway…..but nothing like a romantic evening with my girl in the rain…aint 4WD great?!
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Dropped off at dealer to have 600 lbs of wheel weights added and the wheels set to their almost widest setting.
dirtydeed
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B2650 BH77, U27-4R2, BX23TLBM, box blade, rear blade, flail mower, Stump Grinder
Outnumbered
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Kubota L3901, FEL, BB1260, RCF2060, FDR2572, Titan Forks, Caryall, 5' Tiller
Unloaded my new generator the other day and uncrated it today. Wanted one large enough to carry my water heater and AC during the summer.
jyoutz
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MX6000 HST open station, FEL, 6’ cutter, forks, 8’ rear blade, 7’ cultivator
Yesterday I installed the grill guard and chain bucket that I ordered a few weeks ago.
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jyoutz
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MX6000 HST open station, FEL, 6’ cutter, forks, 8’ rear blade, 7’ cultivator
Kubota Grille Guard Reinforced Mesh Chain Bucket
DOES NOT FIT THE LA526 LOADER. Please Reach out if you have a LA526 Loader and we will make sure you get the right guard. Our guards are plasma cut from 11 gauge (1/8") steel, then put through a cleaning and preparation process to ensure a long-lasting and durable finish. Our guards are then...
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I googled it but I thought maybe yours looked a little cleaner in the photo. Do you feel it is robust and worth theKubota Grille Guard Reinforced Mesh Chain Bucket
DOES NOT FIT THE LA526 LOADER. Please Reach out if you have a LA526 Loader and we will make sure you get the right guard. Our guards are plasma cut from 11 gauge (1/8") steel, then put through a cleaning and preparation process to ensure a long-lasting and durable finish. Our guards are then...lownperformance.com
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TheOldHokie
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L3901/LA525, B7200DT/B1630, G2160/RCK60, G2460/RCK60
I have one of their L01 grille guards. Real pretty when installed but its already bent and beat up from the first summer's use. They protect the grille but if you use your tractor like I use mine they won't stay pretty.That’s what I found when I goo
I googled it but I thought maybe yours looked a little cleaner in the photo. Do you feel it is robust and worth the
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Snow finally melted and I decided to harvest a little of the bounty Mother Nature keeps providing. This should keep the fireplace fed while we watch the game
Dan
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