About 8/9 hours. There's another one behind the tractor and another 1 to start, and 4/5 smaller piles around the place. Best €500 I ever spent
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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I think about 8" here too. Last night when I took the dogs out at 9:30 it was spitting some sort of rain sleet.
This has been my worst year of plowing in 27 years. Partially because of the coarseness of the stone I put down last year but heavy snow after a thaw cycle over and over. If it wasn't for UPS etc I would just let it lay!
Bill
Outnumbered
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Kubota L3901, FEL, BB1260, RCF2060, FDR2572, Titan Forks, Caryall, 5' Tiller
Cutting more and more of the ole farm place so I bought me a new tool for the task......
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RCW
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BX2360, FEL, MMM, BX2750D snowblower. 1953 Minneapolis Moline ZAU
Didn’t get away without another trip over the driveway. Got some lake effect later yesterday.
Still threw some stone, but not as bad as yesterday. Didn’t do a very good job today either, but calling for 48 degrees tomorrow and warmer rest of week.
Maple sap is going to run well for a couple days. We used to call this sugar snow.
Our woods next door. Neighbor does about 150 taps on it.
Still threw some stone, but not as bad as yesterday. Didn’t do a very good job today either, but calling for 48 degrees tomorrow and warmer rest of week.
Maple sap is going to run well for a couple days. We used to call this sugar snow.
Our woods next door. Neighbor does about 150 taps on it.
Didn’t get away without another trip over the driveway. Got some lake effect later yesterday.
Still threw some stone, but not as bad as yesterday. Didn’t do a very good job today either, but calling for 48 degrees tomorrow and warmer rest of week.
Maple sap is going to run well for a couple days. We used to call this sugar snow.
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Our woods next door. Neighbor does about 150 taps on it.
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You can see grass still through the snow here. Put my old ford backblade on I inherited but didn't need to use it really.
ajschnitzelbank
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L4701, BH92, Frost Bite grapple, Logosol M8 mill, Stihl MS661
I started like that. Careful, it can be addictive! Luckily Kubota’s make good sugaring companions.
Saturday I cut down two more blonded Ash tress close to our driveway. Cut them up in to 60" logs and took them down to the shed to block up and split. This is just one of the loads of logs.
Yesterday my wife and I used the chipper for a little over an hour cleaning up the limbs from the two trees.
Yesterday my wife and I used the chipper for a little over an hour cleaning up the limbs from the two trees.
What brand/ Model is that chipper if i can ask.
I have looked at Dr brands and some knock offs. Not sure wich is the best idea
any insight would be appreciated.
jyoutz
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MX6000 HST open station, FEL, 6’ cutter, forks, 8’ rear blade, 7’ cultivator
I decided to get stocked up with enough diesel to last a bit for spring projects. I emptied my cans into the tractor a filled the tank. Then I attached the forks and loaded my 30 gallon fuel caddy plus a 5 gallon jug. $175 later they were full and I used the forks to unload. Enough for 3 full tank fill-ups.
IT's Official!
Winter is now over. I declared it.
I greased my snowblower, oiled the chain and sprayed anti rust all over the chute and any part that had paint rubbed off.
If the weather stays like it is today then tomorrow I'll remove it for the season.
Winter is now over. I declared it.
I greased my snowblower, oiled the chain and sprayed anti rust all over the chute and any part that had paint rubbed off.
If the weather stays like it is today then tomorrow I'll remove it for the season.
Bought some UDT2 (a gallon) as makeup (if needed) to the HST for the B2601. Still no takers for the leftover 2 gallons of JD Hy Gard lo vis on both local and Craigslist networks.
Cut a few Boxelder trees down for neighbor. Got the ones first dropping limbs on his pond. Clean up was easy in snow and frozen ground. Use bucket in float to push the small crap off into the burn pile.
I think that you are either delusional or are smoking some very strange weed. LOL. I have seen blizzards on Easter Sunday in the past. I will keep my snowblower on till the day that I see green grass that needs to be cut. OK, I am exaggerating some on the time frame..
nbryan
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B2650 BH77 LA534 54" ssqa Forks B2782B BB1560 Woods M5-4 MaxxHaul 50039
I have a lot of FEL and pallet fork work around the place all winter so the snow blower goes on and off quite frequently around here. And there's been early May blizzards here too, so all this waiting to take off the blower for the year business is mildly humorous to me. My snowblower is actually rarely on during the winter - though this winter takes the cake for having to re-mount it over and over again. Getting pretty efficient at it.
I deleted my reply, that was about the member buying fuel for the spring. It got off topic. Apologize that it got stupid. I do think it factors in though to operating equipment and the member brought up the cost of fuel that I responded too. My portions are deleted as off topic now.
Have a good day.