What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

S-G-R

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Couple of simple additions to the LX4020... Added a little extra weight to the box blade for more traction, 👍. And, added an ammo box toolbox onto the slow moving vehicle bracket, 👍.
Nice! What do you think of the tires? R4+?
 

Nomore67

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Nice! What do you think of the tires? R4+?
So far I like them. (Still adjusting the PSI down from the super full from the dealer, but they to work pretty well).
I have R14’s on B01 and really like them! We haven’t had any real snow yet to test these new R4’s, I’m hoping with some weight they’ll do great though….
 
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mdhughes

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Curious - how do you do this with your grapple ?

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Open it all the way and tilt the grapple all the way forward, then back drag with the loader in float. Then close the grapple. I don't do this on the grass, just in the woods next to the grass.

If I'm picking up leaves in the grass, I use a blower to make a pile and the just close the grapple over the pile trying not to get into the grass.
 

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Open it all the way and tilt the grapple all the way forward, then back drag with the loader in float. Then close the grapple. I don't do this on the grass, just in the woods next to the grass.

If I'm picking up leaves in the grass, I use a blower to make a pile and the just close the grapple over the pile trying not to get into the grass.
Thanks, didn't think it would be that simple. I never even thought of trying to pick up leaves with my grapple. Now I will have to try it.

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Ringing in the New Year here by winding up the chipper and throwing some chips. Most of the mulch (older/dried branches) went to bedding for the chickens…the rest (fresh cuts)went to the compost pile.

Happy New Year OTT. 🥃
 

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Loving the new tractor. Topped off, leveled and compacted a pad for my lean-to addition to the barn. Newly installed Piranha bar on the bucket works wonders on the frozen 3/4 ledge stone. Hoping to lay down PT sill beams next day or two before snow flies again this coming weekend.
 
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mdhughes

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Thanks, didn't think it would be that simple. I never even thought of trying to pick up leaves with my grapple. Now I will have to try it.

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I didn't think it would work as good as it does. It started when my wife cleaned out a section of our ditch that runs along our driveway. She racked the leaves up on to the driveway in a row. I thought if I could get just some of them up with the grapple it would make it a lot easier. I thought a lot of the leaves would fall out, but most of them stayed in the grapple when I closed it.
 
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mdhughes

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Did this Monday, just now getting to post. Used the grapple to move 3 60" Oak logs. I normally cut them 80", but I had to back up the hill a ways to get them out. Don't think I would have made it at 80". Had the ROPS up and the seat-belt on for these three.

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dirtydeed

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Power Mole job on a sewer line yesterday. Ran into some issues but we were able to pull it off. Sewer line ran under an addition to the home so they only way to get this one done was with the mole. It was about a 30 foot run pulled through the old cast iron pipe.

I didn't get many pictures of this one, but here are a few. The mini performed well.

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D2Cat

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Power Mole job on a sewer line yesterday. Ran into some issues but we were able to pull it off. Sewer line ran under an addition to the home so they only way to get this one done was with the mole. It was about a 30 foot run pulled through the old cast iron pipe.

I didn't get many pictures of this one, but here are a few. The mini performed well.

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What is the green line?
 

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It was WILD!
I checked tire pressures AND... put the Edge Tamers on the FEL.
29 degrees out, I prefer summer....
 
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