What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[ken erickson]

Starting working on my approximately 5 mile long trail system with my new L2501. I have not purchased a new box blade yet so was dragging a 4 foot XB King Kutter. The L2501 is definitely overkill for the box blade but its getting the job done for now.

 

[fruitcakesa]

Loaded the pine and hemlock sawlogs on the trailer and hauled them to my friend with the bandmill. He said he'd call when he was going to mill them and I will go and tail for him.
Put a load of gravel on the low spot next to the shop to help with drainage.
Gave the old girl her spring bath and got the mud cleaned off.
Most I have used the M since the last real snow back in early March.
Just been wet and mud for the most part

 

[BXHoosier]

Yesterday, I used the BX to spread 20 tons of #2 limestone for a coworker/ neighbor for his driveway.

 

[Magicman]

fruitcakesa, what bandmill does your friend have?

 

[fruitcakesa]

fruitcakesa, what bandmill does your friend have?

Hey Magic,
I will get the brand when I go over there to help.

 

[Magicman]

Just curious, brand and model #.

 

[Mike2043]

I finally installed the 3rd function that I bought over a year ago. Pretty simple and straight forward install. Now I just have to get a grapple to go with it.

 

[Chaentjens]

I finally installed the 3rd function that I bought over a year ago. Pretty simple and straight forward install. Now I just have to get a grapple to go with it.

Lol same here!

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[Tbucket32]

Got the roof installed and started the "stone" work

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[thebicman]

Spent a few hours with the box blade fixing the winter damage on driveway. It was so refreshing to work in isolated rain showers. One good thing kept all the dust down and when it dried its like cement.

 

[Fordtech86]

Had my little helper pulling t posts from the old garden spot


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[freewheel3]

Washed the MX5000 and taught the wife how to run it. She was surprised how easy, and how nice it is to operate.
Changed oil in the B6000 and used it to rototill up mine and my son's gardens. The thing is a little tank, I'm sure it'll still be rototilling gardens when I'm a distant memory.
Sorry, no pics.

 

[edritchey]

Got to put a garden in with the MX5800 and new Woods Tiller.

 

[D2Cat]

Ed, I take it by the equipment you run, you're a serious gardener!! We end up with a few tomato plants in a couple of protein tubs.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Got to put a garden in with the MX5800 and new Woods Tiller.

That's just plain cheating!

 

[edritchey]

Ed, I take it by the equipment you run, you're a serious gardener!! We end up with a few tomato plants in a couple of protein tubs.

I usually feed the local wildlife ( Deer, Coons, Ground hogs, Rabbits ) and if we're lucky they leave a little of our crops for the wife and I. The only good thing is we like eating the animals too.

 

[edritchey]

That's just plain cheating!

It worked pretty well once I got the slip clutch adjusted correctly.

 

[D2Cat]

Had to move a 1000# ballast to get my truck in the garage to avoid the storm that caused this.

 

[lugbolt]

Trimmed the bushes and trees with the saw and hedge trimmer (cordless FTW), threw the trimmings out in the yard and then run them over with the ZG127 w/mulch kit. Trimmings disappeared. But so did the extension cord; or at least about 6 foot of it, and I JUST fixed it

That mulching kit works pretty good! You should see the extension cord. Little bits of it no more than about 1/2 long.

 

[BigG]

Trimmed the bushes and trees with the saw and hedge trimmer (cordless FTW), threw the trimmings out in the yard and then run them over with the ZG127 w/mulch kit. Trimmings disappeared. But so did the extension cord; or at least about 6 foot of it, and I JUST fixed it

That mulching kit works pretty good! You should see the extension cord. Little bits of it no more than about 1/2 long.

I am shocked that it works so well.