What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[Chaentjens]

I installed a water separator on my bx.
Made a bracket out of aluminum painted it and installed it on the upper 2 bolts for the loader.

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[Chaentjens]

I also plowed with my new tractor for the first time!

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[Sharryn]

Nice job on the bucket holders! Heated buckets - only way to go. Love mine, especially here in Pennsylvania. I can remember when I was a kid, carrying two five-gallon buckets out every morning and evening for the horses. Certainly wouldn't do that at this age.

What auger do you have?

 

[ItBmine]

Did some snow removal and then cut and split some firewood today.

 

[gcmiller]

Tree cleanup pt1

I had an issue in the back of the property where cedar trees were growing at the base of my hardwoods and I also had a lot of trees that needed to be limbed and vines to rip out. I loaded the saws into the back of the RTV, cut everything, used the B2910 and a trailer to haul everything into one pile and then I borrowed a large chipper to turn a big pile of debris into a small pile of mulch. The chipper didn't like the vines or some of the small debris, so I used the FEL to haul that away - vines into the RTV to haul to the woods since they became one giant thorny tumble weed and the debris went straight to the woods with the FEL. I'll use the FEL to spread the mulch someday soon.

I'm including a before and after picture of a sycamore that had cedars at the base. I've only been in the house for two years and the previous owner neglected this section of the property; I'm finally getting to it.

 

[gcmiller]

Tree cleanup pt2

A few more pics of my tree cleanup job above.

 

[kenmac]

I piled and burned TONS of brush with my B26 and grapple. I apologize..............could not have happened. NO PICTURES!!!!

 

[flyidaho]

We got our first real dump of snow, 10" so far, with the usual deeper drifts, so I got to use my new 6' snow blade from QUICKATTACH on the L3301 (also new, last spring anyway). Compared to my old smaller Kubota the new bigger tractor really kicks butt, nothing like more weight and power!

 

[skeets]

I plugged the battery tender in does that count?
HEY Prof, what kind of hay burners you got there?

 

[melvinhatcher]

We got our first real dump of snow, 10" so far, with the usual deeper drifts, so I got to use my new 6' snow blade from QUICKATTACH on the L3301 (also new, last spring anyway). Compared to my old smaller Kubota the new bigger tractor really kicks butt, nothing like more weight and power!

Ok, lets see some pictures.

 

[al m]

Snow is coming down steady,so I finally got the chains on my new to me b1750 and hooked up my 48" Argo trend 3th snowblower. My old two wheel drive b6100 got the job done,but wow does the extra hp and 4wd ever make a difference,tires not even loaded,no issues,will see what a heavy snow will do when it comes
Doing a little experiment with tensioning the tire chains,using chain and a turnbuckle on one wheel,a small ratchet strap on the other,will update results if there is interest

 

[bearbait]

I plugged the battery tender in does that count?
HEY Prof, what kind of hay burners you got there?

Sure does Skeets, well only because I just did the same. Took a while but the Noco Genius trickle charger I bought brought my dead battery back from the dead. I was so impressed I bought a larger one today, now just have to get 2 more for the atv and lawn tractor.

 

[dirtydeed]

cold rain here today so not much to do with the new tractor. So, I de-badged it (removed about 15 caution stickers from hood, fenders and loader). Looks much better without all those damn caution stickers. Then gave it a nice coat of wax before it starts to get used regularly.

This is my second Kubota (BX23 for 12 years)...So, I don't need the caution sticker reminders.

 

[Creature Meadow]

Crazy warm here today for December even in eastern NC. So I washed Katie Kubota and then headed to deer land for a few hours in the stand.

 

[mdhughes]

I plugged the battery tender in does that count?
HEY Prof, what kind of hay burners you got there?

All I got to do is sit on my new to me BH77 and pretend, the sub-frame is on order.

 

[Daren Todd]

All I got to do is sit on my new to me BH77 and pretend, the sub-frame is on order.

That sounds just like my luck with my loader Subframe is done, can hook it to the tractor. But the two hydraulic fittings I need are somewhere between Bejing China, and Conway Arkansas. Can't mount the subframe till I can do the hydraulic tie in

So I'm stuck walking by it and petting the tractor and loader

 

[dirtydeed]

All I got to do is sit on my new to me BH77 and pretend, the sub-frame is on order.

That's pretty funny right there. Hopefully your wait won't be long.

 

[al m]

I skidded a entire ash tree,12" at the base through about a foot of snow,had to choke the base short a lift it with the three point,and there was plenty of pawing going on,got hung up on a corner ,but was impressed the little tractor handled it so well

 

[prof.fate]

got the ROPS mostly on..last 2 bolts are fighting me.
got the lights put together, brackets painted.

Hopefully tomorrow I can finish it all..I should have some help then.

My creative way of hoisting the ROPS alone...

 

[bearbait]

Now that looks like a challenge, good luck with the last 2.