Thankfully we don't have to worry wildfires here but I like your setup. Wish the LX3310 could lift a loaded tote.
I use a 1" hose for gravity feed watering trees.
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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Thankfully we don't have to worry wildfires here but I like your setup. Wish the LX3310 could lift a loaded tote.
I use a 1" hose for gravity feed watering trees.
Bmyers
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Grand L3560 with LA805 loader, EA 55" Wicked Grapple, SBX72 BB, LP 1272 mower
Mowed 4 fields of about 15 acres, then tedded. Got another 11 hours on the tractor. Need to ted one more time, then rake and bale. Going to have a LOT of hay this cutting, Double what I got last year due to the drought. First 5 day stretch of dry weather we have had all spring.
All the little machines outside the house today getting spring cleanup work done.
Mowing Check,
Loading the mulch Check,
Weeding and distributing the mulch Check
Got to get it done before the heat wave gets here they are calling for 90 degree weather by the end of the week.
Mowing Check,
Loading the mulch Check,
Weeding and distributing the mulch Check
Got to get it done before the heat wave gets here they are calling for 90 degree weather by the end of the week.
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I heard that…I mowed and composted and watered the gardens today…probably have to do again mid week (watering)…hot and dry by end of the week here.All the little machines outbound the house today getting spring cleanup work done.
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Mowing Check,
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Loading the mulch Check,
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Weeding and distributing the mulch Check
Got to get it done before the heat wave gets here they are calling for 90 degree weather by the end of the week.
do you have spacers on the MX or is the picture just making those tires look like set really wide?
that’s a nice line up of machines you got there.
No spacers but they are set as wide as they go if I remember it's at 80" keeps it just under the width of the mower and the snowplow and snowblower I use on it all of which are 84"I heard that…I mowed and composted and watered the gardens today…probably have to do again mid week (watering)…hot and dry by end of the week here.
do you have spacers on the MX or is the picture just making those tires look like set really wide?
that’s a nice line up of machines you got there.
Used the BX to clean up the area around the new water well I had installed last week. I hauled 6 or 7 bucket loads of excess fill away to a low spot by the driveway to my shop, and used some to fill in the ruts in the yard left by the 70,000 lb drill rig and the excavator that dug a trench from the house to the well head.
Sure beat a shovel and wheel barrow.
Sure beat a shovel and wheel barrow.
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Mowed—finally—out at cabin and both easements and entrance gates. It went from ruts in mud to dust bowl in a week.
Grass tall enough to not get out of 3rd gear.
L2800 likes her fresh oil/filter, air filters, and fuel filter though.
I have to mention, I hate hooking up a bush hog. It’s hard enough on level ground much more in NWA hills. Good thing it stays hooked up out there until fall when it comes back home.
Grass tall enough to not get out of 3rd gear.
L2800 likes her fresh oil/filter, air filters, and fuel filter though.
I have to mention, I hate hooking up a bush hog. It’s hard enough on level ground much more in NWA hills. Good thing it stays hooked up out there until fall when it comes back home.
I highly doubt it.
He said he mowed then tedded 15 acres in 11hrs. I don't see a B2410 doing that.
I did bale with it once ... once. I do my hay fields with my L4060-HSTC-LE now. My B2410 is relegated to moving equipment around and backhoe work if needed, maybe some finish mowing. I need to troubleshoot the electrical system, the battery light glows at idle, either dynamo or the regulator.
Didn't think so, I see you've added an L to your equipment list, with cab no less
.Have you checked the fan belt? I was surprised how quickly mine stretched after I replaced it.
dirtydeed
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B2650 BH77, U27-4R2, BX23TLBM, box blade, rear blade, flail mower, Stump Grinder
Gave the mini a little love. Did the 250 hr service on it and changed the engine oil and filter. There's no way that I was going to wait until 500 hrs for its first oil change (as per manual). Service was drama free with virtually no observable metal wear in the drives. Its only the second time I've changed the gear oil in the drives with the first being at 50 hours with some metal present. The threaded plugs came out easily since I applied some never seize to them at 50 hour service.
Cleaned her up a bit.
Did some testing with the new "tool" added to the dipper. Looks good to go and should make for quick work when leveling pads and digging anything requiring regular pitch.
Cleaned her up a bit.
Did some testing with the new "tool" added to the dipper. Looks good to go and should make for quick work when leveling pads and digging anything requiring regular pitch.
fried1765
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Kubota L48 TLB, Ford 1920 FEL, Ford 8N, SCAG Liberty Z, Gravely Pro.
Burned some logs and stumps. It's almost 10pm. Guess I'm sleeping outside.
Mowed the lawn for the first time with the BX yesterday. I learned that unlike my previous riding mower, the movements of the BX trigger my step counter on my watch. I got a great workout mowing apparently!!
Looks like I accidentally left something on crate #2, my fault. I'll happily pay return shipping if you can send it back...
dirtydeed
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B2650 BH77, U27-4R2, BX23TLBM, box blade, rear blade, flail mower, Stump Grinder
My wifes' "little sister" from Big Brothers/Big Sisters wanted to take a spin on some equipment. I obliged of course. She did great with a bit of coaching.
The mini was her favorite...
I think we may have found another 'helper".
The mini was her favorite...
I think we may have found another 'helper".