What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[Tarmy]

A slow leak in both front tires. Taking them in for repair while I'm off. Gotta love the built in jack!

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Is this photo from Australia? No wonder the tires leak...they are on upside down. Flip em’ and everything will be fine...

 

[Tbucket32]

I had them filled with helium to reduce soil compaction and now the tractor sits on the ceiling of the garage.

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[michigander]

great storage idea parking on the ceiling

 

[BigG]

Seat belt check!

 

[Bmyers]

It is the new Kubota Spider tractor.

 

[coachgeo]

Made a mess of the grass cleaning the animal pens lol

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this one and the tractor with helium filled tires in australia are sorta large.. are they to large... or about max yall can handle?

just trying to judge what is too large for majority of our users

 

[Chaentjens]

My b2650 is perfect for my needs. With the quick thaw the property is a sloppy mess even for a ride on mower lol. Most of it is from the front tires not the filled rears.

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[hope to float]

this one and the tractor with helium filled tires in australia are sorta large.. are they to large... or about max yall can handle?

just trying to judge what is too large for majority of our users

These are OK, but certainly no bigger

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

It hard to nearly impossible to keep up with picture sizing, resizing or deleting posts that are too large.
Everyone must self regulate and control this themselves.

Reporting a post for a picture that's too large for you is not a good reason to report a post, it just creates a ton of work for us.

If you have a problem with a picture, send a PM to the poster of the picture and ask them to fix it.

Thank you!

 

[MI2601]

New B2601 in Michigan. Put my first 5 hrs on hauling brush to the burn pile (Forks), Moved some wood pellets to the house from the garage (Bucket), moved a few boulders (Forks) and finally put the Snow-Pusher on (LOVE THE QUICK CONNECT). At the end of the day I backed it into the garage and topped off all the fluid levels. Its ready to shove the 4-6" of snow off the drive that we're supposed to get tonight.

 

[johnjk]

Adjusted the brakes on my B3200 today. I had over 2.5” travel before they engaged. Made sense why the parking brake did not hold it. Adjusted to just under 1” travel and it holds great now. On a side sad note, the 60 yr old grease gun no longer pumps. Checked for air lock, out of grease but no go. Time for a replacement I guess


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[bearbait]

Adjusted the brakes on my B3200 today. I had over 2.5” travel before they engaged. Made sense why the parking brake did not hold it. Adjusted to just under 1” travel and it holds great now. On a side sad note, the 60 yr old grease gun no longer pumps. Checked for air lock, out of grease but no go. Time for a replacement I guess


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Dang John if you got 60 years out of a grease gun it sure would be great to travel back in time and pick up a couple more...one for you and another for me.

 

[johnjk]

Dang John if you got 60 years out of a grease gun it sure would be great to travel back in time and pick up a couple more...one for you and another for me.

Yeah. I remember as a kid my Pops using it all the time. I’ll clean it up and hang it above my tools to remember him. I may look and see if there are any markings where I could get parts


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[RCW]

Yeah. I remember as a kid my Pops using it all the time. I***8217;ll clean it up and hang it above my tools to remember him.

Related; just the other day I figured I've got to find a better spot for my Grandfather's Estwing leather-handled rip hammer.

Darn thing pounded 10's of 1,000's of fencing staples. He was born 1911 and passed 1988.

The handle is black from sweat and use, and well-worn and contoured from his hands. My Grandfather's hands.

I used that hammer to cut hay bale twine to feed the cows before I was allowed to have a jack knife at 5 years old.

I remember him swinging it fixing fence every spring.

It's a real gem to me.

12 ounces and a rip hammer. My Dad always disliked it; too light and a rip hammer.

I swing 22 or 24 oz. now, but still a rip hammer just like my granddad.....

 

[johnjk]

Related; just the other day I figured I've got to find a better spot for my Grandfather's Estwing leather-handled rip hammer.



Darn thing pounded 10's of 1,000's of fencing staples. He was born 1911 and passed 1988.



The handle is black from sweat and use, and well-worn and contoured from his hands. My Grandfather's hands.



I used that hammer to cut hay bale twine to feed the cows before I was allowed to have a jack knife at 5 years old.



I remember him swinging it fixing fence every spring.



It's a real gem to me.



12 ounces and a rip hammer. My Dad always disliked it; too light and a rip hammer.



I swing 22 or 24 oz. now, but still a rip hammer just like my granddad.....

It’s the small things that bring back the memories. It may sound weird but I still talk to him as I work on the cars or do stuff in my shop. Keeps his memory alive and brings back those good times we shared


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[Dunbar]

I drove to the end of the road to meet the yellow freight truck to unload my BigToolRack!

I'll have the safety police notice that my ROPS is deployed (always has been) and that I wore by seat belt. I did not wear hearing protection nor steel toe boots nor a helmet. I did not run my flashers while driving down my privately owned road. I did have a loaded firearm on my person which has no conventional safety. If I owned a hand grenade I would have taken it along as well.

 

[bota2650]

The weather was nice here in TX today so I installed my Wireless Backup Camera Unit . . .

https://youtu.be/ouiiqnqSpoc

 

[Bmyers]

Did some more brush and tree work at the farm.

 

[edritchey]

Got the GR2000 ready for the winter weather just need to get the chains on her yet.

 

[dlsmith]

On a side sad note, the 60 yr old grease gun no longer pumps. Checked for air lock, out of grease but no go. Time for a replacement I guess.

I would bet the seal or o-ring on the pump plunger is bad. If its riveted together, you'll have to drill one of the pivot rivets out so you can pull the pump plunger out. I had an 35 year old Lincoln gun that quit working a few years ago, and that was the problem with it. A new o-ring and it was working again.