Recent content by MotoBBQ

It's been dry, so I waited till after Labor Day to mow the "pasture" one final time before winter.

Saturday I put the pallet forks on. The Kubota mostly supervised, while I cut with the chainsaw. Mostly just smaller limbs I had thrown aside, but I wanted to clean up old stuff before cutting new stuff. Overnight it rained quite a bit, so I used that as my opportunity to mow. Only the second...

More track maintainence. Turns out the speed bump I installed before a corner was not popular with the other riders. So I removed it and spread the dirt around else where. I carried one load all the way through the woods to drop midway up the steep hill climb in an attempt to fill in the rain...

Just something to sink my teeth into. My weekly skim across the top. Then one pass up a hill to level the rain wash out, no before photo. Gonna hot this week in the Midwest, probably not much riding.

I try to do track maintenance after it rains. Helps soften the clay and keep the dust down. My summer 26 revisions are almost complete. During the off season I can contemplate design changes for the 27 season. I moved a dirt pile I had stored to it's new home after I moved some turns last month...

I went with the 15 series just because I wanted it to stand up to some abuse. The 3 pt mounts are reinforced, and what I like most the scarifies lock in place with a pin. I usually have my box blade on all the time for counter weight, unless I'm mowing. The added weight is a plus.

I have my 3902 tires filled with beet juice and always have medium duty 66" box blade on the rear, which is about 500 lbs. I find it keeps things pretty well balanced and digs dirt exceptionally well.

Used the pallet forks to move my vapor blasting cabinet from garage to pole shed for storage. It's 95% finished, just waiting on my sheet metal friend to fab up a couple pieces. My neighbor welded up some angle iron for the bottom legs to be on a dolly. Now I can move it to the house for...

I just can't help myself, I'm just a big kid in a sandbox. Moving dirt to adjust the landing of the jump. Making the natural hill into a tabletop. Don't let anyone fool you, these tractors can move dirt. Pictures never do it justice. I'll keep moving dirt uphill each maintenance session.

Hit 100 hours on the L3902 yesterday. Still has yet to have its first regen. Love this tractor, no complaints. I didn't take any before or during photos, just an after shot. Decided to move some turn lanes on the motocross track. Used fill dirt to fill a low spot and build a berm. Takes a...

This weekend I mowed the pasture for the first time this season. Then I moved a pile of dirt from last year and created a new pile. I use extra caution mowing this time of year. Pretty sure this little was one just born 5/31.

Kubota part # L2280. I purchased online from Coleman Equipment. $105 shipped to my door. Less expensive than Messicks, cheaper shipping too. They bolt directly to the original seat. The factory seat has dimples where they go.

I choose the RCF2060 on my 3902. I went with 60" over 72" to prevent scalping on rough uneven ground I have. The salesman also pitched the "smooth top design" to prevent debris from accumulating. No regrets here.

Installed armrests on the L3902 today. Wondering why I didn't order these sooner. Installation was a breeze!

Cut up some fallen oak. It was caught up in some smaller trees and 5ft off the ground at the highest point. Kubota helped push it over to the ground then carry the cut logs back to home base.