Was gonna cut up some more wood for the fire pit but the bugs were horrible this morning 
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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RCW
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BX2360, FEL, MMM, BX2750D snowblower. 1953 Minneapolis Moline ZAU
Yeah, the skeeters were thick where the Moline is. Had designs for more time, but they drove me off…..Was gonna cut up some more wood for the fire pit but the bugs were horrible this morning
Today was mulch moving day…as you can see in the background, there is lots to chip yet, and that it is one of many trees from the storm in June…it will be a summer project as time allows.
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JRHill
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Orange: B7100 Std and Woodmizer; Green/yellow JD Buck, Gator and 410j.
Just looking at the 'lil toy tractor and being thankful. I'll say this and it is that I've made two good purchases. #1 was a '75 Toyota Landcruiser and #2 was the 'ol '84 B7100. And the Land Cruiser has a broken Birfield on the front 'cause I was stupid and used it as a tractor.. But the B7100 wins. It grunts and groans, like me but it just keeps going.
I broke the Land Cruiser in a mistake. But even in a stupid moment the B7100 does not break. Just some wear points and the darn deteriorated wiring.
I broke the Land Cruiser in a mistake. But even in a stupid moment the B7100 does not break. Just some wear points and the darn deteriorated wiring.
Biker1mike
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B6200, Kubota 2030 Front Blade, King Cutter 60" finishing deck
Pulled tarp off the B and grabbed my weed wacker. To lazy to walk the hill so I drove to the area that need trimming. I almost feel guilty, but, heck it is hot out there.
Lil Foot
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1979 B7100DT Gear, Nissan Hanix N150-2 Excavator
JRHill
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Orange: B7100 Std and Woodmizer; Green/yellow JD Buck, Gator and 410j.
Need to work on rewiring wiring under the console. But it's been 100f and will be for another week. There are other things I can do for the time being. 
Finally showed up, when I remove my buddy's stump grinder from my machine I will install. I don't want to install now and have to deal with PTO shaft extensions for a machine I don't own 
Hooked the tiller on for ballast and moved some dirt to fill in some low spots on the lawn.
Did a little bush hogging today.
Mostly heavy grass and tall weeds.
Heavy grass had not been cut in a couple of years.
The weeds were on a vacant corner lot and some were 6’ tall.
Had to go slow because of the thickness and wasn’t familiar with the property.
Lx2610 does a good job of running the rotary cutter.
The Woods BB48x just follows along and cuts everything.
10 years old.
Mostly heavy grass and tall weeds.
Heavy grass had not been cut in a couple of years.
The weeds were on a vacant corner lot and some were 6’ tall.
Had to go slow because of the thickness and wasn’t familiar with the property.
Lx2610 does a good job of running the rotary cutter.
The Woods BB48x just follows along and cuts everything.
10 years old.
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leveraddict
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2017 BX23S 60" LP BoxBlade 54" mower 60" BackBlade EA 12" 1 bottom plow & Forks
Installed new tilt steering shock on the BX.
While at the dealer I stood next to an MX5???....Man thats one big tractor!!!!!
While at the dealer I stood next to an MX5???....Man thats one big tractor!!!!!
mcmxi
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***Current*** M6060HDC, MX6000HSTC & GL7000 ***Sold*** MX6000HST & BX25DLB
A friend is going to be borrowing the flail mower this weekend and he came by last night to check it out before we headed out to dinner. It was leaving a strip of uncut grass a bit left of center of the cutting head so I figured that a hammer was knackered. When I raised and rotated the head I saw that two hammers were stuck together due to a thick wad of grass and so weren't able to cut. Not sure if this is a common problem or not.
After clearing the grass and making sure that the two hammers were free to rotate I made a couple of short passes to see how it was doing, and all is good ... until the next time. You can see the strip of uncut grass in the photo below more to the right, and the much improved passes more to the left.
After clearing the grass and making sure that the two hammers were free to rotate I made a couple of short passes to see how it was doing, and all is good ... until the next time. You can see the strip of uncut grass in the photo below more to the right, and the much improved passes more to the left.