What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[fried1765]

Might want to rethink your game plan. My little L175 spent most of its life outside before I bought it about 10 years ago. It then got to spend its time under a carport.
About 2 years ago went to fire it up and bam. Fluid shot up from a hose at the fel control valve, hit the ceiling and promptly came raining down on me and the tractor.
Needless to say that prompted a hose replacement program.

While my hydraulic hoses are relatively old, I do think there is a very outdoor different history.
Your tractor apparently spent it's life in the hot dry Texas sun.
Mine apparently spent it's years before me, under a large spruce tree in Northern Maine.
Lots of cold cloudy days in Maine.
Sun rots rubber.

 

[Siesta Sundance]

I got most of the wildlife waters filled up yesterday. Last few rain events have been missing us again.

 

[flyidaho]

I have had the 40v Greenworks pole saw for about 5 years and it's been great. Powerful and if you keep the chain sharp, it gnaws through about anything. I also have the blower and vac. Got the vac to clean out my planter and the blower to clean off my brush hog. Thumbs up on the vac, the blower is a little under powered.

I also have the weedwhacker for the 80 volt Greenworks battery, and before I ran over my chainsaw (and futher solidifying my brand preference to them) I had also bought a hedge trimmer to assist in keeping my bike trail open. Got a 60 volt lawn mower also. TW: their 80 volt battery charger is done right, has a fan to keep things cool, first class all the way.

 

[skeets]

I gota take the wheel weight off the BX and pump the tire up, I hope I didnt run over another deer shed again

 

[skeets]

I got most of the wildlife waters filled up yesterday. Last few rain events have been missing us again.

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OK I guess Im missing something here, what kind of trees are they and I am guessing you are watering them?

 

[Siesta Sundance]

OK I guess Im missing something here, what kind of trees are they and I am guessing you are watering them?

You missed the part 'wildlife waterers' for birds, turkey, deer etc.
And the trees are Live oaks and Mesquites.

 

[skeets]

Fair enough

 

[Siesta Sundance]

Fair enough

It's OK, I didn't brew coffee this morning. I brew coffee EVERY morning.
I slept really good last night, finished cooking breakfast and turned around to get a cup, lol no coffee. I grabbed one The Laundry Fairy's Dr. Peppers and called it good.

 

[g_man]

Took the snow plow ballast boxes out of the one-ton and put them away. A simple job but good loader practice.

gg

 

[fried1765]

Took the snow plow ballast boxes out of the one-ton and put them away. A simple job but good loader practice.

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gg

Tisk-Tisk,.....Throw that 5 lb dry chem extinguisher (on the wall) AWAY.
That has a plastic handle grip, that commonly breaks when used.
Metal valve and handle units are the ONLY ones sure to work, when you need them!

 

[Toyman]

I also have the weedwhacker for the 80 volt Greenworks battery, and before I ran over my chainsaw (and futher solidifying my brand preference to them) I had also bought a hedge trimmer to assist in keeping my bike trail open. Got a 60 volt lawn mower also. TW: their 80 volt battery charger is done right, has a fan to keep things cool, first class all the way.

Good to know that they can take a beating Once you mentioned the hedge trimmers, I remembered I had a set also. Use those for trimming lanes for hunting blinds, and they work very well also.