What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[fried1765]

Picked up 2 free tables locally on facebook marketplace. After a good pressure washing and a coat of my favorite outdoor wood preservative (aka ATF) they were transformed into some new range tables. Score!

the first one has flip out benches....how fancy is that?

Of course they were moved with the tractor and forks. That's why they are posted here...It's getting tough for me to find stuff to post on this thread anymore since my digging gig for the plumbing company is now over.

Cool table with flip out benches. It looks better now without granny's table cover.

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Table 2: She's a beauty... makes a nice 50 yard spot.

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I miss your very interesting plumbing/digging posts!

 

[dirtydeed]

I miss your very interesting plumbing/digging posts!

I miss the work big time. The guys were great to work with and we had lots of laughs and some not so funny situations as well.

The company was sold and my wife (GM of the company) wasn't interested in working for the new owner. So, I was out too.

Yeah, it sucks.

 

[RMS]

Spent some quality time with the chipper today. Weather was perfect for it.

 

[Moose7060]

50 hour service (26.1 to be precise) done on the M7060 today. Earlier than service calls for but the machine hit 1 year old. FEL greased, cabin filter and a few other items checked as well as a general overall inspection. As this machine is used mostly for snow blowing, I presume it will take a long time to reach the next oil change service interval. Would it be prudent to do yearly oil changes or could I wait longer to get closer to the recommended service interval even if that's 2 or 3 years? Cheers

 

[mcmxi]

My neighbor was done with the EA land leveler a couple of days ago so I drove the MX over to his place this morning to pick up the implement. He was thrilled with the outcome and told me that it looks like he had gravel delivered. I should have him do my driveway!

 

[Mitjam]

Tis the season, cleaned up the Roto tiller and the grooming mower. Took tension off belt and cleaned under ready for next year.

 

[freudianfloyd]

In the process of installing some accessory LED lights. My goal is to make it 100% removable without drilling any new holes or cutting any panels. I used a piece of 1/8" angle to fit across the ROPS and bolt on in the factory welded nut locations and notched to fit inside the ROPS at the same time.

I am in the process of making a switch panel that will attach under two of the bolts down at the bottom left behind the controls. Then it just a matter of running the wires which shouldn't be very difficult.

I plan to use the smaller two lights facing forward and slightly to the sides since I do have headlights, and the larger bar will light up the back end pretty good and any attachment I am running.

The best part is the ROPS can still fold down if need be.

I also removed the large toolbox I had mounted on here because I really didn't care for how it looked.

 

[johnjk]

Put some LED bulbs in the B3200 on the off chance we get a winter this year.

 

[NCL4701]

We were very fortunate Helene missed us. Had about a dozen trees down across trails but no real damage. Didn’t take many pics. Between grapple, winch, and a decent saw, only took a few hours to clear them.

 

[RCW]

Mowed/chopped up leaves then refueled

Maybe one more trip before chains go on and get snowblower ready to go on.

An aside, we lost power a couple weeks back. Had to get ethanol gas just in case. Thankfully didn’t need it, so pumped it into the truck. Those little battery operated pumps are real handy. I think I got it for $30-35 a couple years ago.

 

[Siesta Sundance]

Mowed/chopped up leaves then refueled

Maybe one more trip before chains go on and get snowblower ready to go on.

An aside, we lost power a couple weeks back. Had to get ethanol gas just in case. Thankfully didn’t need it, so pumped it into the truck. Those little battery operated pumps are real handy. I think I got it for $30-35 a couple years ago.

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Nice, I've been wanting to pick up one of those pumps, I have some work to do for the neighbors soon. It's a mile away, which is far for the skidsteer to run back and forth so I will be taking 40 gallons overthere some how someway. I don't have a truck bed tank, probably need to keep my eye out for one.

 

[RCW]

Nice, I've been wanting to pick up one of those pumps, I have some work to do for the neighbors soon. It's a mile away, which is far for the skidsteer to run back and forth so I will be taking 40 gallons overthere some how someway. I don't have a truck bed tank, probably need to keep my eye out for one.

This is somewhat of a deluxe version but I think it was $35 or so on Amazon. It has a longer hose than others, has a valve at the discharge side and is supposedly okay for use with gasoline.

I use it more on my old Moline tractor with gasoline. Need a longer hose for that.

 

[ajschnitzelbank]

Covered up a relocated propane line. I’m not really sure the hoe was worth what it cost, but gosh I’m glad to have it.

 

[fried1765]

Covered up a relocated propane line. I’m not really sure the hoe was worth what it cost, but gosh I’m glad to have it.

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To be "sure", just park your Kubota, and grab a shovel.
Oh yeah,....do so on a 90 degree + day!

 

[rc51stierhoff]

Today is the covered bridge festival in. Our area up north (lots of covered bridges up here) any way the leaf lovers and apple pickers atvs and motorcycle gangs and runners etc are on our very seldom traveled road today…so after my morning mow of the pasture I decided to be the one and only Kubota on the bridge.

 

[freudianfloyd]

Finished up the light bar install and the grill guard finally came in, so I got it installed also.

 

[Moose7060]

Finished up the light bar install and the grill guard finally came in, so I got it installed also.
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Very nice and looks great! I would have to wear a hardhat because whenever there is a possibility for me to smack my noggin, I will!

 

[rc51stierhoff]

This afternoon the pups helped tilled up a patch and put down a cache crop (winter rye) for the winter. Inspector didn’t like the first pass, so we ended up doing a few.

 

[MotoBBQ]

Cut down a storm damaged birch tree. Should make good firewood next year.

 

[freudianfloyd]

Very nice and looks great! I would have to wear a hardhat because whenever there is a possibility for me to smack my noggin, I will!

It's not as close to my head as it looks. I can turn around without even coming close to hitting the brim of my hat on it.