Put air in the tires. One front was 13 psi and increased to 22. The other was still at 22 from the summer. Rear tires were 12 & 13 respectively, and I increased them to 20. Th inflation numbers were in very small print, and had to just about lay on my side to read them!
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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RMS
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LX2610HSDC, RCR1260, PFL1242, LX2963, RB1684, WC-68,Flail Mower,Grapple, Z421
I put led's in my lx2610 and they didn't really help with the blower. Your front work lights are your friend using the blower.
The instrument panel lamps on the B 2601 needs an LED upgrade.
Depending on the difficulty, I'm going to replace them with some LEDs.
There are 9 bulbs in there.
Depending on the difficulty, I'm going to replace them with some LEDs.
There are 9 bulbs in there.
It's gonna tuck more. The reason it's tucked is because it bent the stirrup and platform Doesn't have to bend much to nearly disappear under the platform. Here's what I did to mine:
I added a couple braces to keep the stirrup where I found it when I bought the tractor. I'm not what most would consider a heavy fella (180 lbs) but I noticed the platform twisting enough to distort the left fender when I climbed up using the stirrup. The bracecs go all the way to the frame at something of an angle which also keeps brush from dragging agains the stirrup and bending it back against the left rear tire, which as you can see is pretty close with the big feet on my LX. No more flex, and the stirrup's still in the same place it was when I took this photo nearly 2 years ago.
I like your hooks for holding the hoses up so they won't get damaged. I don't recognize the type of setup that you have mounted on the front of the tractor. Is that something that you purchased or something that you designed and installed on your own? Either way it looks interesting and more pictures would be appreciated.
Thanks. I made the hooks, and made a mount to adapt a John Deere 54" 4-way blade. Check the Fabrication Forum for more.
Wow.
That's a great idea. I think I'll add a brace in the back and see if I can push it out a little. Thanks for posting that.
fried1765
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Kubota L48 TLB, Ford 1920 FEL, Ford 8N, SCAG Liberty Z, Gravely Pro.
I don't ride my bicycle at night,
I don't use my golf cart at night.
I don't use my tractor at night.
I just try to eat dinner, relax, and go to sleep at night!
Siesta Sundance
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L305DT, MX 5200, SVL 75-2, (Sold M7060))
Worked on my road yesterday for about 5 hours. Putting the crown back on the road and smoothing it out. It probably needs a couple more hours of work then add a few more speed bumps back in to slow water run off(of coarse its gotta rain down here first, lol) from erosion. Then I plan on packing it back down with the weight of SVL75-2.
Trash compactor duties. Compacting the remnants of an old bed and the remnants of an old recliner got in the mix.
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dirtydeed
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B2650 BH77, U27-4R2, BX23TLBM, box blade, rear blade, flail mower, Stump Grinder
Water service in the "City" turned into a real mudhole. Found a break on the city side of the curb stop.
start:
found this....yuck.
new curbstop:
new line
backfill
Done
start:
found this....yuck.
new curbstop:
new line
backfill
Done
leveraddict
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2017 BX23S 60" LP BoxBlade 54" mower 60" BackBlade EA 12" 1 bottom plow & Forks
Now that Halloween is over with, it was time to start cleaning up the Haunted Halloween Trail displays. Fetching the autopsy table required the Kubota for some heavy lifting! Here's a couple pics from our Halloween trail that winds through the woods.
Rumor has it that on certain moonlit nights one can hear the seamstress still mending her husband's wardrobe!!
Rumor has it that on certain moonlit nights one can hear the seamstress still mending her husband's wardrobe!!
ajschnitzelbank
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L4701, BH92, Frost Bite grapple, Logosol M8 mill, Stihl MS661
I’ve had my workshop in an 19 century (or perhaps 18th) outbuilding that’s falling apart, and my tools are starting to all get rusty. So I’m moving in to a newer shed. Tractor is making easy work of the heavy lifting! I thought I may have to take the folding outfeed table off, but the fully assembled table saw just squeezed through the door. In the new space it will be right behind a five foot wide door that’s under an overhang, which will be nice cutting bigger pieces.
Next up is an old three phase Jet drill press that I think is 750 pounds!
Next up is an old three phase Jet drill press that I think is 750 pounds!
Finished up the year end road side mowing. It suddenly got colder this week.
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pokey1416
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Grand L4060HSTC, BH92 Backhoe, HLA Snow Pusher, Dirt Dog Tiller, EA DiscHarrow
Waiting for the group to load up in trailer for Halloween. Nice and warm in cab, they all had to wear winter gear and got soaked. We got a little over 3” of the white stuff in 3 hours.
Got the tractor back this afternoon from the dealer. Not a winter fan but im looking forward to putting this to work.
