What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

HVACRoger

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On the other side of the coin my daughter spent the weekend with a few of her girlfriends and on the way home stopped at my house. Two days later my daughter calls and said all of the girls she was with all have covid! We were all tested and all were negative. All of us had the two shots and the boosters. My daughter works in UPMC Williamsport, Pa directly with covid patients lined down the hallway zero beds available. She has never had covid yet!
Thank God! All Pfizer shots.
Point taken, I’m not anti-vax, that choice belongs to the individual. God bless your daughter and your family.
 
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aaluck

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We got a Ginkgo tree from my in-laws. Apparently it will live for 2,000 years. We have not had good luck with trees in our prairie soil (8 ph) so I wanted to do an extra large hole and mix in some a bunch of soils to try and help. Anyway, dug four plugs with the 12" PHD and then brought the young one out to clear that into one big hole.
 

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mcmxi

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Tilled up some dirt to start making the wife a riding area.
Very cool. What tiller do you pull behind your tractor? Oops ... I see from your signature it's an RGA1258. I'll have to look that up.

Another morning spent moving snow off ~400 yards of driveway and some parking areas. It was 1F at the house and sitting inside a warm cab is kind of awesome.
 
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Lil Foot

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We got a Ginkgo tree from my in-laws. Apparently it will live for 2,000 years. We have not had good luck with trees in our prairie soil (8 ph) so I wanted to do an extra large hole and mix in some a bunch of soils to try and help. Anyway, dug four plugs with the 12" PHD and then brought the young one out to clear that into one big hole.
Looks like a perfect reason to get that BackHoe!
 
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OrangeKrush

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Just greased er up and ready for winter.. wish I could say the same for my joints!😏
 
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OrangeKrush

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Paved driveway? I'd ditch the piranha bar unless you like living on the edge.
Yes paved.. right.. I looked at those photos and realized that I forgot to take it off when I was out there. Glad it's only a couple minute job, it's definitely coming off!
 

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Yes paved.. right.. I looked at those photos and realized that I forgot to take it off when I was out there. Glad it's only a couple minute job, it's definitely coming off!
Smart move. ;)
 

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Moved a deer with the grapple for the first time. Thought Dad was done for the year. Grapple on tractor for log wrangling and Mule loaded down with wood cutting/splitting stuff. Got a surprise call just as I was getting undressed to get in the shower at the end of the day.

You can move a deer with a grapple but you can’t move a gut pile… unless you have it in a washtub, which we did… but the bucket is still better. And a Kawasaki Mule is better at zipping from one end of the property to the other with a big cooler full of meat than a big old pig of a tractor toting the cooler on a grapple… but either works.

Would have been nice to have a heads up to be a bit better prepared, but it all worked out. Deer dressed, in fridge, and ready for final processing whatever day it rains this coming weekend. All is well…
 
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Very cool. What tiller do you pull behind your tractor? Oops ... I see from your signature it's an RGA1258. I'll have to look that up.

Another morning spent moving snow off ~400 yards of driveway and some parking areas. It was 1F at the house and sitting inside a warm cab is kind of awesome.
It was the first time using it and I was very impressed. I was supposed to get a reverse tine tiller but they were on back order with no estimated lead time so I went with the forward tine that they had in stock. This is in what is now the horse pasture but the owner used to plant it as a dove field years ago and he removed all the rocks he could so I only found 1 of any size.
 
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nbryan

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B2782B in back woods action today. Cleared about a 1/2 mile trail to a tamarack stand for firewood harvest this winter, and it's also a lot easier for walking the dog a decent distance without always slogging through deep snow myself.

 
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mcmxi

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I apologize for more of the same but all I'm using the tractor for at the moment is keeping my driveway and a shared driveway clear of significant snow. We've had more snow this December than we had the entire winter last year.

I use the blower on the asphalt and the blade on the gravel. Not a bad view from the cab this morning.

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jyoutz

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I completed the install of LED lights on the canopy of my MX6000. A huge improvement for night work. A 14” bar facing forward and a 4” floodlight facing rear. Tomorrow I will install the USB charger that I just received today.
 
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michigander

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Don't tell my wife her B2601 is setting outside this am. !!

I needed room in garage to work on car exhaust today.
From 63* to 33* , this is the last time will be out in cold this year I promise.
 
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mcmxi

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mcmxi

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I hate how organized he is. Puts my garage/shop to shame... but I still know where my stuff is!
I'm in the same boat as you ... but I don't know where half my stuff is! :oops:
 
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