What did you do to or on your Kubota today?
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Hard work right there...like you I'm lucky to have a great wife who works right along side me.
It is great. We do almost everything together. Workout at the gym 6 days a week and do 3 days a week karate together. Got lots of trails to widen.
Disked! Loaded the tractor, field sprayed with roundup and 24D last week, and then the final product.
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I moved the wheels to the out to the last hole on the axle ,what a difference in the stability,I am very happy with the results we live on very hilly ground and I was tired of getting the crap scared out of me!
I finally got a chance to get the tilt and side links freed up on my 3-Point. It's so nice to be able to angle my box blade side to side and get arena footing to lie down like I need it to. PB Blaster and leverage were my best friends yesterday.
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Just finished baling and fixing to start hauling. Broke over the 1100 bale mark for the year and just started the second cut.
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A picture is worth a thousand words, here are a couple thousand.....
It's that time, pulled her up to the shop, oil change, fueled, greased, test run, ready to split !
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Something you may consider (if it doesn't have one) is an adjustable feedback rod so the return stroke can be stopped/popped off the detent at a shorter length when splitting wood less than the full stroke length. It certainly increases splitting speed when doing shorter pieces. YMMV
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This year is the most I've ever baled. Last year was so dry there was nothing to cut. This year it's hard to find a field dry enough but at least the grass is growing.
And yes, I have several local farmers I bale for.
I'm running power to my shop so I used my front end loader to set a 20 foot tall service pole. I dug a 4 foot deep hole and chained the pole to the bucket and lifted it in place to the hole. I took it slow and all worked out fine.
Daren Todd
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Massey Ferguson 1825E, Kubota Z121S, Box blade, Rotary Cutter
Neighbor usually only gets 2 cuts off the field behind me. Just got his 3rd cut last week.
Took my tractor and landscape rake to my neighbors house about 1/2 mile up our road to work on his landscaping project. It took going over it all once with my box blade and twice with my 7ft rake but I've just about got one side of his yard ready for grass seed!
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I'm with the camper van and tractor over my meadow again, 2nd mow so it's all good now, climbed and crown lifted a couple of young oaks so I could mow under them, hauled some log wood and watered my onion and radish rows...nice camp fire tonight under the stars, might well sleep out on the ground.
just pulled the log splittter to the pile and split for about 4 hours and said Im old fat and lazy thats enough, and I agreed with my self put things away and enjoyed several adult beverages,,that was the fun part 
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'15 B3350, LA534A Loader, Land Pride RTA1258 Tiller, BH77 Backhoe, Forks
Put the forks on him and picked up some downed tree limbs and took to the brush pile. While we were at it, went over to the neighbors yard and picked up an 8-10' pine log that snaped off, and took it to his brush pile. Then we put the bucket back on and smoothed out the dirt ramp across the creek, then turned the manure compost pile. And finally we got on the backhoe and lengthened a drainage ditch for the next round of rain. All in all and wonderful Sunday afternoon. Me and the Kubota
Speaking of rain, my prayers go out to everyone in the path of Hurricane Harvey.
Speaking of rain, my prayers go out to everyone in the path of Hurricane Harvey.
Planted and harrow dragged! Ready for the good lord's magic.
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