What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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johnjk
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B3200 w/loader, Woods RC5 brush hog, 4' box blade, tooth bar, B1700 MMM,
Took delivery of L2501. 2200 ft driveway to maintain. Rear blade made quick work of some high spots
johnjk
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B3200 w/loader, Woods RC5 brush hog, 4' box blade, tooth bar, B1700 MMM,
johnjk
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B3200 w/loader, Woods RC5 brush hog, 4' box blade, tooth bar, B1700 MMM,
Ended up going after another maple across the trails. Too muddy to haul out but after 4 hrs with a chainsaw. I’m beat. Nice haul though for the day. Probably another 7 bucket loads to get that maple
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Bmyers
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Grand L3560 with LA805 loader, EA 55" Wicked Grapple, SBX72 BB, LP 1272 mower
We finished replacing the water pump on my dad's MF 383. Used the Kubota to help get the loader lined back up and on his tractor.
Dad is a happy camper now that his loader tractor is back up and running.
Dad is a happy camper now that his loader tractor is back up and running.
Nothing big today, just moved some leaves around for a burn pile, then moved some tools around. Load the bucket & drive around is a lot easier than hauling them all over multiple trips...
Installed new LED lights in place of factory front lights on my B2650 with cab . Lights up above wsheild. Cleaned and waxed. Next service for winter. Now just admire when in garage 
shelkol
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bx-2200, Woods BH6000 backhoe, Tach-N-Go quick attach bucket, snow blower
BX-2200; Replaced the two hydraulic hoses that went to the steering cylinder. (Last year replaced the two hoses from the transaxle to the steering control and put in a new transaxle fan) While working on that found a broken wire to a sensor on the right side of the engine and fixed that. Then realized it's time to replace some battery cables. Well it is a 2000 or 2001 so I guess I can't complain.
I had also picked up the aftermarket boots for the tie rods. They went on easily and seem to be a real nice product.
I had also picked up the aftermarket boots for the tie rods. They went on easily and seem to be a real nice product.
It was an amazing day in Northern Michigan yesterday, temps were up in the mid to high 60's. It was a great oppertunity to cut a bunch of tree trunks that I had stacked. My Kubota excavator helped to lift the trunks from the pile and then to hold them at waist height while I bucked them with my big 28" Stihl chainsaw, my L3901 towed out the log splitter and then helped me load and transport split logs to fill my truck and utility trailer, a full day of hard work but we will have amazing outdoor fires all through the winter. Just did not seem like November with deer hunting gun season opening next weekend! Equipment sure makes those jobs a little easier. It took a few hours this morning with a wheelbarrow at home to unload, move and stack that wood, must bring a tractor home next time to get ready for the winter, snow pusher and snow blower.
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pokey1416
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Grand L4060HSTC, BH92 Backhoe, HLA Snow Pusher, Dirt Dog Tiller, EA DiscHarrow
Had jobs lined up today. Mostly pushing up burn piles but did have one where I had to drag a fallen tree across the creek. The BH92 with thumb had no trouble at all. Bonus, got my bucket clean from the water! These temps in Michigan are unbelievable, coming to an end. Taking BH off tomorrow and prepping for the s...word.
Used the loader to install my new garage heater today. Had to get creative to lift it high enough. Will be nice to have heat out there this winter. The old heater wasn’t vented so it wasn’t safe to run it. Carbon Monoxide is no joke. That, and burning propane puts out a lot of moisture which made everything rust. I had it tied down with ratchet straps before this pic was taken.
Magicman
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M4900 Utility Special 4WD e/w FEL & 1530 John Deere "Traveling Man"
I fixed the leaky oil cooler return line at my HST filter today and put on new seatbelts.
I got the Kubota o-rings and just drained the mid pto plug (about 2.5-3 gal). Pulled the filter and filter housing in order to get the lines off. Replaced two o-rings on the return line and on the line that goes from the filter to the charge pump? I think that's it. The old o-rings didn't appear to have a problem.
Cleaned everything up and put back with new o-rings. Ran it for awhile and no leaks. Ran it with neutral range and with the GO pedal pushed to run the pump. No leaks. Loaded up the brakes and pump in Medium range for a while. Backed it up and went forward in limited space a bunch of times. Let run some more. No leaks. I will drive it tomorrow in light and when it's not parked in for the night
While I was there I put in the new belts. The clasp/release belt wouldn't grab. I had to replace them in my last one too. Check your belts they might not even work. hah. $20 closeout at seatbeltsplus.com fits perfect.
I got the Kubota o-rings and just drained the mid pto plug (about 2.5-3 gal). Pulled the filter and filter housing in order to get the lines off. Replaced two o-rings on the return line and on the line that goes from the filter to the charge pump? I think that's it. The old o-rings didn't appear to have a problem.
Cleaned everything up and put back with new o-rings. Ran it for awhile and no leaks. Ran it with neutral range and with the GO pedal pushed to run the pump. No leaks. Loaded up the brakes and pump in Medium range for a while. Backed it up and went forward in limited space a bunch of times. Let run some more. No leaks. I will drive it tomorrow in light and when it's not parked in for the night
While I was there I put in the new belts. The clasp/release belt wouldn't grab. I had to replace them in my last one too. Check your belts they might not even work. hah. $20 closeout at seatbeltsplus.com fits perfect.
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Drilled some holes and mixed/poured some concrete.
I can't pour directly into the tube without spilling some because the tube is not wide enough. I am going to get a plastic "big foot" to use as a funnel in the future and that should allow pouring into the form without spilling any.
I can't pour directly into the tube without spilling some because the tube is not wide enough. I am going to get a plastic "big foot" to use as a funnel in the future and that should allow pouring into the form without spilling any.
Although not really done with the Kubota I built a place for the Kubota. And a workshop for all of my wife's 'crafts' and such.
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I realize this is an old post but where did you get that model? I cannot seem to find one similar and like the design.
From the pic it looks like R&B MFG, who make tilt meters.
Here's R&B MFG website: https://www.tiltmeter.com/
This looks like it maybe: https://store.tractorbynet.com/25c-dual-axis-tiltmeter-p/rb25cda.htm
I removed the operators platform from my M5660 to take down to the local Rhino Liner dealer to have it sprayed. Wasn't too bad of a job. The Rhino dealer wanted $350 to spray it in place because they would have to do a lot of masking off areas of the tractor. I opted to put in some sweat equity and take it off myself then haul it down there and see if they'll use it to clean their gun out after doing someones truck bed for a C-note or hopefully less.
Will post update when I get it back.
Will post update when I get it back.