What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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fried1765
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Kubota L48 TLB, Ford 1920 FEL, Ford 8N, SCAG Liberty Z, Gravely Pro.
Dusty views. Its very dry but it's calling for rain mid week so I gave this 3 acre section a go over with the chain harrows to loosen the soil. I'll seed it the night before it rains and run a roller over it.
Do you chain harrow your grass every spring? Travelling speed 3-4 mph?
Your new trees will enjoy the coming rain. Cheers.
Moving some junky mowers and golf cart to plan for some tree felling and picked up a hitchhiker.
Luckily it’s just in the meat of the lug.
Luckily it’s just in the meat of the lug.
Good spot for it. I had a Phillips screwdriver bit through one of our tires last week.
I just got the harrows this spring but that is the plan for them going forward.
We need rain in a bad way. Crops, trees and grass are not where they would normally be for this time of year.
NCL4701
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L4701, T2290, WC68, grapple, BB1572, Farmi W50R, Howes 500, 16kW IMD gen, WG24
Did some more chipping today at the other brush pile across from the shed after finishing the bigger brush pile I started on yesterday. When I finished the shed pile, I remembered I needed to give the shed a thorough look to see if the Alaskan Saw Mill setup was still in there. Hadn’t seen it in many years. About 5% of what was in there was mine. The other 95% was my late father’s. I think, after a number of years, what belonged to who got a little fuzzy and the Alaskan Saw Mill got gone without my knowledge because it wasn’t there. Sorry, @Old_Paint.
While I was climbing on the boat to get into the loft area, I saw the belt pulley for the Farmall on an empty barrel at the back of everything. I’d kind of hoped Dad hadn’t gotten rid of that, so that was nice. Not sure what’s up with the sock leashed to it. Started to check out the mysterious sock, but my brother called so I sat in the boat and talked to him until it was time to meet my wife to spread chips on a foot path she made a couple years ago. After thinking on it a bit, suspect the sock contains the bolts to mount the pulley.
I hauled chips with the loader and spread them while she did I don’t know what, but something that apparently caused her to need a 30 minute break after 45 minutes of work, so we took the Mule to the pond and watched the two nesting pairs of geese with their tiny freshly hatched goslings; three for one pair and four for the other. Not much of a picture but they weren’t being cooperative and we try not to pester them too much. The one not pictured was trying to decide if he should attack me, ignore me, or run. He wisely settled on ignore.
That left just enough time to put up the equipment and meet up with our son for dinner.
I’ll finish putting wood chips on the path tomorrow morning. I like being retired.
While I was climbing on the boat to get into the loft area, I saw the belt pulley for the Farmall on an empty barrel at the back of everything. I’d kind of hoped Dad hadn’t gotten rid of that, so that was nice. Not sure what’s up with the sock leashed to it. Started to check out the mysterious sock, but my brother called so I sat in the boat and talked to him until it was time to meet my wife to spread chips on a foot path she made a couple years ago. After thinking on it a bit, suspect the sock contains the bolts to mount the pulley.
I hauled chips with the loader and spread them while she did I don’t know what, but something that apparently caused her to need a 30 minute break after 45 minutes of work, so we took the Mule to the pond and watched the two nesting pairs of geese with their tiny freshly hatched goslings; three for one pair and four for the other. Not much of a picture but they weren’t being cooperative and we try not to pester them too much. The one not pictured was trying to decide if he should attack me, ignore me, or run. He wisely settled on ignore.
That left just enough time to put up the equipment and meet up with our son for dinner.
I’ll finish putting wood chips on the path tomorrow morning. I like being retired.
RMS
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LX2610HSDC, RCR1260, PFL1242, LX2963, RB1684, WC-68,Flail Mower,Grapple, Z421
That's the great part of retirement, I keep reminding myself that I don't have to get everything done NOW.
Yep. I’ll take this any day versus something through the carcass.
Grass seed and some oats. Seeded 3 acres tonight. A bit windy but supposed to be rain tonight and tomorrow so I gave it a shot.
How does the agitator at the bottom of spreader work? Would it matter if really heavy amount of seed or fertilizer, and will spin no matter what? (I have an electric PTO spreader that I use on atv (plan to use for about 1.5 acres this weekend actually) and it doesn’t like a full hopper of dense stuff…I am not looking for an excuse, yet
, but curious). 
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No worries about the saw mill. We had a pulley drive similar to the one in your photo for our Farmall Cub. That was a fantastic little tractor as long as you didn’t make any sudden right turns or put the left side of the tractor downhill. I spent many hours of my youth on that little tractor.
I'll get pictures of mine tomorrow. There is a second part I can bolt on to the agitator but I've never used it. I put grass seed, pelletized lime and fertilizer through it. If you are using sand, GP Outdoors has the same spreader and in the winter his sand wasn't dropping down. He add a piece of chain which resolved his issue and there is a video of his modification on youtube,How does the agitator at the bottom of spreader work? Would it matter if really heavy amount of seed or fertilizer, and will spin no matter what? (I have an electric PTO spreader that I use on atv (plan to use for about 1.5 acres this weekend actually) and it doesn’t like a full hopper of dense stuff…I am not looking for an excuse, yet
Removed the lighting, hard cab, and heater. Drained the coolant, replaced the original upper and lower radiator hoses and installed a threaded plug into the thermostat housing to get her back into the original stock configuration. Of course, I refilled the coolant too. With the cab off, I reread the Curtis instructions and reinstalled the newly purchased parts that were discarded for the original install. While she was apart, I generally looked her over well since she's new to me. Hopefully I'll put her to work soon.
Main lesson learned: replacing the lower radiator hose is a PITA without removing anything else, but doable.
Main lesson learned: replacing the lower radiator hose is a PITA without removing anything else, but doable.
Russell King
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I saw that Logosol makes some interesting sawmills for chainsaws and smaller milling tools for chainsaws. They also have some electric driven chainsaw if you are intending to use the mill a lot. See the chainsaw mill and ultra portable chainsaw mills
Portable Sawmills | LOGOSOL
LOGOSOL is a Swedish based international company developing and selling unique machines and services within wood processing and woodworking.
www.logosol.us
The videos show some interesting methods to set up guides that you might be able to use for your project.
slamin81
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KUBOTA B2301, LANDPRIDE RCR1248, LANDPRIDE RB1560, LANDPRIDE GRAPPLE SGC0660
slamin81
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KUBOTA B2301, LANDPRIDE RCR1248, LANDPRIDE RB1560, LANDPRIDE GRAPPLE SGC0660
Siesta Sundance
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L305DT, MX 5200, SVL 75-2, (Sold M7060))
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