Gaspasser
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What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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Dealer picked up the Grand L this morning to install heated mirrors, LED lights, front fenders and the third function. It will probably come back with the blower and possibly the front pusher.
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quick little dig this am to enlarge a camper parking space. Got the call that the RV was to be picked up on thursday so, better get'r done. Owner will throw some pavers down tomorrow.
Start:
diggie dig
Done
Start:
diggie dig
Done
Maybe not today but today is when I had time to document it.
Getting ready to harvest so picked up a new undercutter. Just more of the CAT 1 standard and how that really should be revised. New attachment and a new top hook configurationn.I love that that QH16 has a wide range of settings from low to high but to put a new implement on the top hook, gauge if it has to go up or down to get the lower hooks engaged properly.... a different setting for each implement. All that said, all hooked up and will see how it goes in the next few days....
Getting ready to harvest so picked up a new undercutter. Just more of the CAT 1 standard and how that really should be revised. New attachment and a new top hook configurationn.I love that that QH16 has a wide range of settings from low to high but to put a new implement on the top hook, gauge if it has to go up or down to get the lower hooks engaged properly.... a different setting for each implement. All that said, all hooked up and will see how it goes in the next few days....
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I tried something different today. I don’t know if it saved any work but it saved my back 
. Took off bucket, loaded with rock then went back and picked up the bucket full. Went to dump site and repeated another 2x.
. Took off bucket, loaded with rock then went back and picked up the bucket full. Went to dump site and repeated another 2x.
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I’ve thought about doing that, but haven’t tried it yet.I tried something different today. I don’t know if it saved any work but it saved my back
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Yesterday - put the brush forks on to handle a table top I pulled out of storage. Years ago on a project they had new lab table tops that someone mis-measured so they were scrapping them. It sat here for more than 10 years waiting to be needed for something.
That day finally came. We were looking for a work bench top for in the boiler room at church. The fellow who will be using it the most asked for it to be about 30" wide and said don't worry about the drilled holes. It was 72x40x1" thick.
The L4240 helped me get the top out of storage and offered to hold it while I sliced a foot off the long side. It was camera-shy and wouldn't get into the picture
I'm not sure what the material is, but I'm guessing it weighed over 300#. It looks sort of like man-made slate. There's no grain to it. It cut nicely with a 7-1/4" diamond blade and had a mild odor to it. Belt sander smoothed the cut edge.
That day finally came. We were looking for a work bench top for in the boiler room at church. The fellow who will be using it the most asked for it to be about 30" wide and said don't worry about the drilled holes. It was 72x40x1" thick.
The L4240 helped me get the top out of storage and offered to hold it while I sliced a foot off the long side. It was camera-shy and wouldn't get into the picture
I'm not sure what the material is, but I'm guessing it weighed over 300#. It looks sort of like man-made slate. There's no grain to it. It cut nicely with a 7-1/4" diamond blade and had a mild odor to it. Belt sander smoothed the cut edge.
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So you've also noticed that not all Category I hitches are created equal, have you? That's what about half the challenge is in buying implements for a SCUT.
Yeah, adjusting the QH is a lot more of a PITA when it's bolts in the hook. I like the pins you put in it. I REALLY need to spend the pennies and get the extended hook for my HF cheapo QH and some pins like those to make it easier to adjust. I already chewed on the bottom hooks some to make it a lot easier to find the bottom pins on an attachment. If I tried to use it with pins in the hook height as is, it's gonna EAT the hair-pin keepers.
Funny you mention that... I took out the grinder when one of my implements bottom pins were not fully seated. It was just one side. Then I walked through it... the lower arm adjustment... backed that to standard setting and now both pins sit nicely... ugggh
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Stihl BG 86 Leaf Blower had some air or fuel issues. No power or decent throttle response.
Turns out to be spark arrestor. On muffler outlet and turns right out.
Cleaned it up but will leave it out. Not much louder with it out. Take them out of chainsaws. Have a Stihl brush cutter that was a little off last use. Might be same deal with that.
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Is this too heavy for my tractor? I think I might need a bigger tractor. Yes I need a bigger tractor.
