Not but around a inch of snow, but who else knows the joy of running over frozen cow piles?
I thought someone had dropped concrete blocks in my pasture.
I thought someone had dropped concrete blocks in my pasture.
What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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Bulldog, someone did!! Like driving over rocks, first time it happens the first thought is....what was that, a feed trough?
Plowed the driveway after work. We got about 4", which is a good amount for us. I got to use the LED lights I just installed on the ROPS. They light up the world.
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I plowed my long, steep shale drive, which 70% isn’t pictured. We got about a foot. I even managed to get it stuck (no chains, ag tires) due to a nice icy spot down in a hole by my shed. Had to give it a tug with the ram ecodiesel 1500 with my fiance behind the wheel. She did a great job! Then plowed my elderly neighbor’s driveway.
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Wow, they really do light up everything!! What LEDs did you use and how did you mount them?
I used a 12" 72W Nilight light bar facing forward and two 4" 18W Nilight work lights facing rear. I have some pictures and a short description of how I mounted them at post 150 here:
http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23686&page=15
There are a couple of follow up questions/answers on the next page.
Never thought of that but I bet UPS wouldn't like it after it warmed up in the back of the truck.That is IQF fertilizer, ready for shipping.
IQF=Individually quick frozen.
Cut some downed trees into fire wood, cleaned up the 4 Wheeler trails, and hung out with the pup!
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I hauled my boat out today for maintenance. I used the Kubota to position the trailer on the ramp and then back it down the driveway. I used the 1 ton to get it off the beach and up the hill. My only regret with the b2650 is that it is a little small for hauling the boat out. I did it once with it and it was a little sketchy.
But it is great for maneuvering it around the property! I have put about 70 hours on it since June 17.
But it is great for maneuvering it around the property! I have put about 70 hours on it since June 17.
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B26 with hyd. thumb and 4 in 1 loader bucket and EA Grapple, but not the wicked
Yesterday I dug 600 feet of waterline trench with the mini ex..
Sorry the photo uploaded sideways!
Sorry the photo uploaded sideways!
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We had so much snow I had to get out the Big Snow pusher on the M7040. I have not used this for 2 years.
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I got to use mine to move some snow yesterday too. We got 9-10" yesterday, expecting another 4-6" today and 3-4" tomorrow.
Although not as cool as the snow pusher M class setup above. We get the job done here....(I wouldn't be able to do it if i didn't have my little helper)
Although not as cool as the snow pusher M class setup above. We get the job done here....(I wouldn't be able to do it if i didn't have my little helper)
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Skeets, that's when a tooth bar like this is handy. Hold the teeth about 2-3" off the ground and you have a nice rake.
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Mounted 2 LED work lights on the rear ROPS of my B26. Switched wires were already there along with mounting provisions. Took about 30 minutes in total. Seem very bright, but will have to wait until dark to know how much better they work than original, which are still in place also.