North Idaho Wolfman
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What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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What would you call a female feller/faller, or is the term gender-neutral? Before political terms were introduced, the word man would be gender-neutral and designate the person doing the job. i.e. fireman, policeman, etc. now they are firefighters or public safety officers. It only took a couple of decades of political correctness to throw out the system of the English language that took centuries to develop.
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I'm pretty sure I wouldn't call her anything,I would call her a bad ass woman.
#1 I like my head to stay on my shoulders!
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#2 I don't look good in a dress and I hate doing dishes!
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I think you may not get a desirable reaction calling any lady a she feller regardless of profession
Now I am officially a part way feller or faller -
I moved the snatch block to another tree yesterday and tried pulling 90 degrees from the fall angle. It cracked a bit and the tractor lost traction. That's when the Kubota was put away.
This morning after the rainstorm last night:
It took the tree it was leaning on down with it. At least now I can cut it up reasonably safely after I take down one of those trees its X'ed in.
I moved the snatch block to another tree yesterday and tried pulling 90 degrees from the fall angle. It cracked a bit and the tractor lost traction. That's when the Kubota was put away.
This morning after the rainstorm last night:
It took the tree it was leaning on down with it. At least now I can cut it up reasonably safely after I take down one of those trees its X'ed in.
How about a fallin' lady? Better be runnin' and hope she's not totin'.I think you may not get a desirable reaction calling any lady a she feller regardless of profession
Ordered a factory cutting edge for the 54" bucket on the LA535 LX series loader and I believe the smaller B series loader as well.
I followed advice on one of the threads here to locate the cutting edge as most dealers sell this as a "kit" that costs $20-60 more and I believe the only difference is that it is painted. No dealer in my area stocks this kit, however, most do stock the unfinished cutting edge and separate hardware. I paid $212 shipped to my door (one day shipping from northern MI). Dealers will try to push for you to buy the kit vs. the separate cutting edge and hardware - I'm sure there's more margin in the kit.
Anyway, here's what I got to hold me over until I get my EA toothbar (5 week lead time quoted). I'll be throwing this on later today to prep for the weekend. I included part numbers for those who are interested in going the same route:
I followed advice on one of the threads here to locate the cutting edge as most dealers sell this as a "kit" that costs $20-60 more and I believe the only difference is that it is painted. No dealer in my area stocks this kit, however, most do stock the unfinished cutting edge and separate hardware. I paid $212 shipped to my door (one day shipping from northern MI). Dealers will try to push for you to buy the kit vs. the separate cutting edge and hardware - I'm sure there's more margin in the kit.
Anyway, here's what I got to hold me over until I get my EA toothbar (5 week lead time quoted). I'll be throwing this on later today to prep for the weekend. I included part numbers for those who are interested in going the same route:
My CRI stump bucket arrived almost simultaneously with the 1st partial shipment of trees to be planted. Of course its raining today and same forecast for tomorrow. So this weekend looks like the start of planting season
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I attached my Fred Cain field cultivator plow to my MX6000. 9 18” shanks on a 85” tool bar. The shanks sank all the way and pulled effortlessly. Two passes and my garden was deep cultivated and ready for tilling. I love that implement.
Today, I looked at my tractor. Day before yesterday I used it (with the snowblower still on) to bring more feed to the deer feeder. This Sunday I will transform it to Spring/summer/fall mode and put the blower away.
Made an Equal Angle hitch for my John Deere 1209 MoCo to fit the drawbar on my L4060. Just need to drill two more holes, weld on the nuts and give it a coat of paint.
I still need some practice with the Flux Core wire, I may have used too thin a wire for the 1/4" plate, should have gone to .035" instead of the .030" I used, but the welds are nice and deep into the metal so should hold up to the abuse. Of course this is the first time I did welding for a good 10 years.
I still need some practice with the Flux Core wire, I may have used too thin a wire for the 1/4" plate, should have gone to .035" instead of the .030" I used, but the welds are nice and deep into the metal so should hold up to the abuse. Of course this is the first time I did welding for a good 10 years.
What is the purpose of this edge? My new bucket is drilled for one, but not sure what I would ever use it for.