ajschnitzelbank
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L4701, BH92, Frost Bite grapple, Logosol M8 mill, Stihl MS661
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
- Thread starter gurn
- Start date
Washed the tractor and tiller yesterday so I could give the tiller a go over and greasing before it gets put into storage.
fried1765
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Kubota L48 TLB, Ford 1920 FEL, Ford 8N, SCAG Liberty Z, Gravely Pro.
It is corn and it is doing very well. I'd say it has doubled in height over the past couple of weeks. Makes for a nice privacy screen.
In relation to your previous post, I assume you don't do a fall tilling to till things under and prevent the possible crop vermin and their ability to establish themselves?
I did the 1800 Hr service on the L3010 today. Included transmission (gear) oil and filter. Buckets down the bank to drain.
And cheep rattle siphon to fill via hard to access fill port.
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And cheep rattle siphon to fill via hard to access fill port.
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I did till last fall and this spring placed cardboard over the whole garden and burned it off. This piece of land is going back to lawn.
Well, a little laboratory in Wuhan had some US oversight and look where that got us.
fried1765
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Kubota L48 TLB, Ford 1920 FEL, Ford 8N, SCAG Liberty Z, Gravely Pro.
"some US oversight" is the operative description.
NOT ENOUGH OVERSIGHT!
Toyman
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B7100HST, 1630, 4' Tiller, 4' Brush Hog; Mahindra 5005/Loader, Woods Cadet 84,
Used the M4050 and Brush hogged an acre of lush buckwheat, then disked and planted purple top turnips. Cultipacked and just had a good soaking rain come thru
NCL4701
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L4701, T2290, WC68, grapple, BB1572, Farmi W50R, Howes 500, 16kW IMD gen, WG24
When I was a kid we did that exact rotation: buckwheat for the bees and turnips as a cover crop in the cool months. Honey was the only product of the buckwheat; never harvested it; just plowed it under, disced, dragged, and seeded turnips. What do you do with the buckwheat?Used the M4050 and Brush hogged an acre of lush buckwheat, then disked and planted purple top turnips. Cultipacked and just had a good soaking rain come thru
BT3101
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L3130 GST, FEL, TaylorWay BH W/Subfr Rotary Cutter, Pallet Forks, Grapple Bucket
I added some small plates to my loader arms to help stabilize my forks when I have them folded up. I have a CNC machine to cut stuff, so I cut these little brackets and welded them on this afternoon. The forks tended to wobble around when I drive with them folded up.
Used 16 gauge metal. The odd shaped one is to provide clearance around the loader hydraulic lines on the inside of the right hand arm.
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Used 16 gauge metal. The odd shaped one is to provide clearance around the loader hydraulic lines on the inside of the right hand arm.
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Toyman
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B7100HST, 1630, 4' Tiller, 4' Brush Hog; Mahindra 5005/Loader, Woods Cadet 84,
I use it as a spring starter crop for new food plots. It grows fast, shades out weeds, and adds green manure back for my fall planting. I have a 3/4 acre buckwheat plot near my pumpkin patch I planted for the bees along with some rye grain. I'll overseed with more rye this fall. Finally there's an acre of buckwheat in an area I just reclaimed for a food plot that was filled with walnut saplings and green briar. The buckwheat will get cut, disked and planted in chicory & cereal rye around labor day. All together I have about 3.5 acres of clover plots, 1 acre is going into it's 4th year and 2.5 acres in it's second year, an acre of turnips just planted, with another acre that will be in chicory this fall. All the plots were started with spring buckwheat plantings.
We had a lot of wind with the storm around midnight. I used the loader with forks and cleared the large tree limbs, and 2 trees across the drive. The rake was still on so I used it to clear all of the small stuff.
Took about 2 hrs. We still don't have power. Wishing we had a good generator about now.
Took about 2 hrs. We still don't have power. Wishing we had a good generator about now.
Once you buy a generator, you'll never need one
Hope the juice comes back soon!
Siesta Sundance
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L305DT, MX 5200, SVL 75-2, (Sold M7060))
Don't buy a generator, get a welder(gas/diesel) it can be used as a generator, but more use out of the welder.
dirtydeed
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B2650 BH77, U27-4R2, BX23TLBM, box blade, rear blade, flail mower, Stump Grinder
Sewer (cesspool) line repair.
Not much to see here as it wasn't very thrilling. I'm just very happy that I checked on the condition of the "tank" lid. It was about a 1/2 thick concrete in some spots. Thankfully I didn't put the mini on it or I would've gone for a swim for sure.
Looks like someone just kept adding to the system with one final cesspool with ultra thin lid.
done:
Not much to see here as it wasn't very thrilling. I'm just very happy that I checked on the condition of the "tank" lid. It was about a 1/2 thick concrete in some spots. Thankfully I didn't put the mini on it or I would've gone for a swim for sure.
Looks like someone just kept adding to the system with one final cesspool with ultra thin lid.
done:
Not very exciting, but walked into the garage today after some yard work and saw something shiny on my front wheel. Turned out at some point the valve stem cover came off. I’ve been doing a lot of woods work so I’m thinking it happened then. Didn’t look damaged so hopefully it’s All good. Got a pack of 20 on Amazon for like 5 bucks. Figured if I lost one I’m gonna lose more so might as well stock up.
Nothing; and more nothing. June...no rain. July 7.5" rain with scattered days of suffocating heat and humidity. I was lucky to get the mowing finished on the handful of hours available.
