What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

hope to float

hope to float

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Feb 18, 2018
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Embarrassed myself. After tapping at the ignition retaining nut with a screwdriver, I went off to the shed trying to think of a tool I could use to remove it only to come back to find my brother grinning saying it was only finger tight.:eek: I must have loosened it.......that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
 
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Woodsie

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1980ish B7100 (Gear)
Oct 25, 2017
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I graded around the new garage with the dozer blade, filled in some holes with the backhoe and a wheel barrel. got a ton of coal. Greased everything and topped off the fuel, storm comin. Gonna be heavy and wet. We're ready :)
 
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hope to float

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Changed a leaky pipe on the FEL. Installed a fuse box and brought 2x12 volt feeds and 4x acc feeds to it. Any day now I will have lights. And I am devising an indicator light for the 4WD because most of what I do is on mixed surfaces and it is too easy to forget to change out of 4WD. I'm going to fit a door switch behind the lever so that when the lever is up the circuit will be made (That's the plan anyway :D)
 
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RCW

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BX2360, FEL, MMM, BX2750D snowblower. 1953 Minneapolis Moline ZAU
Apr 28, 2013
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skeets said:
I pushed snow,, wet, heavy cold yucky snow
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Hang tough, my friend. I know you always do.
Our cold, dry weather up here kept the snow south of us this time.
I took the snowblower off, and will put loader on next day or two.


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fruitcakesa

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M 6040
Oct 26, 2010
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No new snow here for a change so took the plow off and put loader bucket back on for some clean up of metal roof slid snow behind the garage and the shop.
It is packed hard and needed digging on to break it up down to the ice layer.
 
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85Hokie

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Jul 13, 2013
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Bedford - VA
Got to move the largest snowfall we have had in the last 12 months.....what a way to enter spring!
 

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goldenpsp

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BX 23S
Nov 25, 2017
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Finally got a real snowstorm since getting my BX, so I cleared my long driveway for the first time without breaking my back :)

The FEL is definitely not as optimal as a blade but it gets the job done.
 
mic214

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Kubota LX2610 W/cab brushhog, box blade & pallet forks
May 11, 2014
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I tore out several Oregon Holly bushes today. They are a very nasty, thorny "Parasite" bush that tend to grow around nice trees and take all the water from them.

I used the backhoe to pull them out of the ground and then switched to the pallet forks to stack the brush next to the driveway so I can load them all onto my trailer for a trip up to the dump.





 
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mic214

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Kubota LX2610 W/cab brushhog, box blade & pallet forks
May 11, 2014
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Colorado
Blondie70 said:
How cum you don't just burn them ?:)
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Burning is not an option for us right now. We had a real light winter herein New Mexico, so things are very dry. In addition to that, we get a lot of high winds up in this area of the mountains.
 
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RCW

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Got ready for spring operations, which is dirt work. Still have quite a bit of snow.




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Daren Todd

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May 18, 2014
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Trimmed all the scrub branches off my trees on the property as high up as I could go with a pole saw and 8' ladder :D

Sometimes the bucket just doesn't cut it when hauling to the burn pile. Hooked up the 16ft trailer and went around and collected all the limbs :D

First trailer load



Second load



Here's what I ended up with for a burn pile :eek:



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mic214

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Kubota LX2610 W/cab brushhog, box blade & pallet forks
May 11, 2014
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Colorado
Today I loaded up all the Holly bushes and took them up to the dump:



 
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prof.fate

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75 L175, 14 toro timesaver, Landpride boxblade, countyline auger
Nov 9, 2017
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Beaver, PA
fed hay to the horses and moved a load of firewood on the carryall - AND DIDN"T GET STUCK IN THE MUD! LOL

Just had 8" of snow wednesday, melted yesterday and today and it's a flippin mess out there.

Desparately need to add weight to the front of my L175..a loader would be nice, but alas, not likley this year..if ever (too old to find one, not well suited to all the weight up front anyway).

Maybe next weekend I'll start on that project.
 
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WillD

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L185DT, L3901HST
Mar 6, 2018
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Started on the ROPS lighting project thanks to various other people’s experiences on here. The center bar are amber LED strobes since I have to work down on the road to clear my drive. Waiting on the marine fuse panel and switches to get in.


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