Thank you, I try to keep it looking good. The deck is almost as nice, but I sprayed it with metal protector half a dozen years ago when I got it. Unfortunately it keeps that dirty look.
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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Mowing pasture this morning. Forever mowing.
Some of you are still waiting for snow to melt and things to dry out.
I've been mowing since Mid February.
Some of you are still waiting for snow to melt and things to dry out.
I've been mowing since Mid February.
He already does
he’s been running it for a couple years now, daughter (6) will drive it around too. Both kids would prefer to be outside over inside 
a garden bedder.
mine is homemadeish
I originally got the bedder on sale at tsc, but it wasn’t quite wide enough to get the tines out far enough to cover up the tire tracks, so added a 2 inch receiver and an atv 60 inch tool bar
dirtydeed
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Yesterday dig at Lehigh University. Had to use the hoe to get me up on the porch. After doing that, I simply asked them if they'd mind if I just disconnected their railing for the rest of the day hauling materials in/out of the worksite.
In at last..
saw cutting
dig - I was unaware that I'd be digging so close to the wall of glass. Had to dig off center. For those that don't know, doing so easily creates a much wider and gnarly trench. But, it still worked and I didn't break anything.
Pipe
concrete
loading out
done
home at 9pm. sleep and ready for day 2
In at last..
saw cutting
dig - I was unaware that I'd be digging so close to the wall of glass. Had to dig off center. For those that don't know, doing so easily creates a much wider and gnarly trench. But, it still worked and I didn't break anything.
Pipe
concrete
loading out
done
home at 9pm. sleep and ready for day 2
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dirtydeed
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Today, root plugged cleanout repair.
Start:
dig
Well, there's your problem:
Now you've got a clean hole
finished
Start:
dig
Well, there's your problem:
Now you've got a clean hole
finished
Where did the root start from? How did it get into the PVC?Today, root plugged cleanout repair.
Start:
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dig
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Well, there's your problem:
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Now you've got a clean hole
finished
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Trapper Bob
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If anybody asks you if you are any good with the back hoe, this is the pic I would show them. Glass intact, dirt nicely stacked, I’m impressed. Well done.
If anybody asks you if you are any good with the back hoe, this is the pic I would show them. Glass intact, dirt nicely stacked, I’m impressed. Well done.
My wife's family is from Leheighton. Not but a stones throw from there!
dirtydeed
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There was a large tree about 6 feet away from the cleanout (first pic under the track and mats) that was removed last week. Roots found their way all the way down (6 foot depth) to the cleanout. The root got into the cleanout joint, broke the seam and found a nice source of "water".
Hard to tell if the original joint was primed/glued correctly. Either way, they got thru the pvc connection.
dirtydeed
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You're way to kind. Looks like an ugly trench to me. As I said, they get ugly when you're pulling the bucket on an angle. I'd rather had the mini to dig it close to the wall like that, but, it still worked out in the end.
I'm jealous seeing all those garden and dirt work projects going on. We still have plenty of winter left here in NE VT.
Tuesday I pushed last weeks snow out of my little log landing. On the way out there I tidied up the road edges and broke an access hole thru the snow bank into where I am cutting. I mounted the camera on the front of the ROPS just for fun. Quality isn't the best because of the vibration but you can see how I use the plow.
gg
Tuesday I pushed last weeks snow out of my little log landing. On the way out there I tidied up the road edges and broke an access hole thru the snow bank into where I am cutting. I mounted the camera on the front of the ROPS just for fun. Quality isn't the best because of the vibration but you can see how I use the plow.
gg
Thanks for the explanation. Sometimes simple things lead to big problems, but that's what keeps you in work !!
fried1765
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Savor those days with your helper.View attachment 97595
Moved some mulch into the gardens and got them tilled today (cut him a little break on the partial load)
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They are long gone for me.
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Your mower deck needs to be cleaned, and polished. You should be ashamed of yourself posting a picture with dirty tires and mower deck.
Biker1mike
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Boring for those not in mud season.
Tightened down the blade trips for a March Nor' easter.
Less blade trip forces the mushroom shoes to tip up a little higher. Hopefully not dig in and rip up the mud and gravel.
Moving snow in mud season is as much art as brute force. Leave a lot and hope sun melts it or get a driveway of ice.
Either way I have a full humidor and a liter of Bulliet to ease the pain after the fact.
Tightened down the blade trips for a March Nor' easter.
Less blade trip forces the mushroom shoes to tip up a little higher. Hopefully not dig in and rip up the mud and gravel.
Moving snow in mud season is as much art as brute force. Leave a lot and hope sun melts it or get a driveway of ice.
Either way I have a full humidor and a liter of Bulliet to ease the pain after the fact.