What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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Not getting much done as I have a problem, well 2 problems I am new to the forum and don't know how to ask a question. I have a B7510 HST and it will sit and run fine but start to move it wants to shut off. I have to move it a few feet at a time and it will start running when I let off the pedals. Can you help me or get me in touch with someone who can? I apoligizze for not knowing how to navigate the forum.
This question should be moved by moderator, but to awnser your question it's most likely the seat safety switch.
It's either the safety switch on the go peddle or the switch on under your seat. First grab the peddle by hand and rock it back and forth a couple times and then give it a try. If not flip the seat and check to see that it's depressing all the way when you put your weight on it. They can be a pain in the butt.
Sounds like the seat occupant sensor acting up.....
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johnjk
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B3200 w/loader, Woods RC5 brush hog, 4' box blade, tooth bar, B1700 MMM,
Well I wasn’t on my orange but I found the two property pins at the rear of my land. Need to take a couple posts out and set them this weekend before the leaves start coming out. Here’s the view out the back.
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I haven't used it in a couple of months. I'm waiting for the ground to tighten up before venturing up to the back field. Still got the back blade on to ward off evil snow spirits though - LOL. I'll start greasing up the finish mower next week and check the fluid in the brush hog as well. Oops - gotta adjust the brakes too. Nice tomorrow and I want to take the damned thing for a ride just to run it. I have to pick my ripper up that I lent to a neighbor down the road last year so I can bury a water line for the garden.
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Nice find johnjk. Property line marking is a very important Wintertime job. I freshen mine every couple of years making it a family fun activity with the Son and Grandsons. Some of them would tell that I tripped and fell down a hillside with a bucket of paint, but without pictures.....it didn't happen. 
Finally got dry enough to box scrape my front yard and get a winters worth of ruts leveled down where I had to cross it going to the pasture feeding hay.
Was a nice warm sunny day on Sunday, so I fired up the BX and ran it up to the house and power washed it to get all the mud off from cleaning out the shop driveway this winter. Looks like new again. Took it back and repeated the process on the JD430 with the snow blower. Looks like I need to disassemble the blower this summer and get it blasted and painted, as it's getting a lot of
rust spots on it.
Then I spent a couple of hours moving everything on wheels in the shop around so I could sweep out the accumulation of crud from the winter.
rust spots on it.
Then I spent a couple of hours moving everything on wheels in the shop around so I could sweep out the accumulation of crud from the winter.
I used the B2650 with the LP QH to gauge/move the frame of a new roller project I just started.
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Bought a lift of salvaged 2x4x16s that where from a lumber truck fire. Used to forks to unload a them - 50 at a time. A steal for all my framing lumber for my projects around here this year.
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Pulled the cab off Sunday. Decided it was time to start raking the honey locust leaves and bean pods early this year. Supposed to rain today, guess I'll be burning tomorrow. And, if this 'work from home' keeps up much longer, I'll just have the stumps to dig come fall.
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Stay safe everyone!
Regards,
Stay safe everyone!
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Thanks Bearbait!
Maybe one day, i'll make it to the sticky pages.
You and your family stay save up there. And, don't be kissin' on no strangers. I understand they may have coodies!
Maybe one day, i'll make it to the sticky pages.
You and your family stay save up there. And, don't be kissin' on no strangers. I understand they may have coodies!
Thanks Ping, you and yours be safe as well. Can't make any promises on the kissin' thing, don't get out much round here.
Still too wet for the M; but for the T, it's just right.
The garden way cart gives me a little leg work, only 10 yards to the new stack.
That is not late snow in the first pic, just a little overexposed
The garden way cart gives me a little leg work, only 10 yards to the new stack.
That is not late snow in the first pic, just a little overexposed
