What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[radas]

Ran the stump grinder and got rid of all my stumps that aren't covered by brush. Finally got the hang of this thing. The first time it was used, went too fast/cut too deep and stalled the tractor a few times. Never stalled this time or sputtered, took it easy the whole way and the LX handled all the cedar and buckthorn stumps like a champ.

14 hours on it now

 

[S-G-R]

Mowed grass, used the forks to move pallets of wood, patio stones and implements around. Ran out of work before I got my fill of fun.

 

[Dirk_USA]

After waiting just over 4 months from the time I put a deposit down I finally got my Grand L60 L3560 yesterday! Had to wait on all the hydraulic valves and implements. I still don't have the grapple nor the fork set. Cab and AC are nice down here in the 105F SW desert! Today I bolted on my old man double steps and learned how to set the display. However, it is displaying kph instead of MPH and the manual doesn't have a hint on how to change it. Haven't figured it out yet, thus my trip to the forum.

 

[RCKM]

Used Herculiner bed spray on the step. Let it cure for 4 days before I reinstalled it on the tractor. We’ll see how well it holds up.

 

[Gary Olson]

The forest fought back....
I was clearing out piles of tree limbs I cut down last winter. First, a tree pulled the cotter pin on the FEL leg. Second, a tree moved behind me so when I backed up I almost drove up the side of the tree and rolled over. Third, a tree limb pulled the left quick release lever on the grapple. Fourth, the forest threw some hidden chicken wire in the load and wrapped it around the front right axle.

 

[johnjk]

Cleared the property lines yesterday and between being beaten by branches, something snagged the hook that holds the top link and ripped it off. May go looking for it Sunday

 

[radas]

Used Herculiner bed spray on the step. Let it cure for 4 days before I reinstalled it on the tractor. We’ll see how well it holds up.
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That's a great idea. My paint is already wearing off after 14 hours of use I wonder how much Line-X would charge

 

[woodman55]

Used Herculiner bed spray on the step. Let it cure for 4 days before I reinstalled it on the tractor. We’ll see how well it holds up.
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That is a great idea. The paint wore though on mine in a few days, so the box liner spray is a great idea.

 

[dlsmith]

I loaded the BX up and went over to my niece's house and mowed her lawn. I've been rebuilding her JD LA125 and it's not quite done yet, and her lawn was getting pretty shaggy. The BX with the new Oregon Gator blades make short work of it.

 

[jyoutz]

Mowed another 5 acres with my rotary cutter.

 

[ejb11235]

Today I continued using the box blade on my driveway, future maintenance area and future flower garden ... mostly using the rippers to loosen the soil and bring larger rocks up to the surface. Then I mounted my new landscape rake to see what it could do. It's a very useful tool. I am realizing, however, that tuning up driveways is a skill that I don't yet have.

 

[Bmyers]

After waiting just over 4 months from the time I put a deposit down I finally got my Grand L60 L3560 yesterday! Had to wait on all the hydraulic valves and implements. I still don't have the grapple nor the fork set. Cab and AC are nice down here in the 105F SW desert! Today I bolted on my old man double steps and learned how to set the display. However, it is displaying kph instead of MPH and the manual doesn't have a hint on how to change it. Haven't figured it out yet, thus my trip to the forum.

Also, here is a video showing how to do it

 

[woodman55]

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Also, here is a video showing how to do it

Good to know, but I guess know I am going to have to go though the rest of them to see what they do.

 

[Bmyers]

Good to know, but I guess know I am going to have to go though the rest of them to see what they do.

The WSM tells you what most of them do.

 

[radas]

Ran the stump grinder and got rid of all my stumps that aren't covered by brush. Finally got the hang of this thing. The first time it was used, went too fast/cut too deep and stalled the tractor a few times. Never stalled this time or sputtered, took it easy the whole way and the LX handled all the cedar and buckthorn stumps like a champ.

14 hours on it now View attachment 83674 View attachment 83675 View attachment 83676

Forgot to post an "action shot"

 

[Gary Olson]

Back at cleaning out the pasture problems. No trees attacked today

 

[Matt Ellerbee]

Warranty work.

New water separator sensor/bowl.

 

[radas]

Warranty work.
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New water separator sensor/bowl.

What happened to the old one? Cracked bowl? Housing?

 

[RCKM]

Put a new dust boot on for the loader control Lever. When the 3rd function was installed they cut the boot to run the wiring harness. Land Pride install manual even says to cut the boot. I get it…time is money and it’s very putsy pushing the harness through the boot. Messick’s has the boot for less than $5. Now the boot covers the wiring and the wire channel in the control lever.

 

[radas]

Put a new dust boot on for the loader control Lever. When the 3rd function was installed they cut the boot to run the wiring harness. Land Pride install manual even says to cut the boot. I get it…time is money and it’s very putsy pushing the harness through the boot. Messick’s has the boot for less than $5. Now the boot covers the wiring and the wire channel in the control lever. View attachment 83735 View attachment 83736

Wow... Couldn't even bother to make a clean cut on that boot, sloppy workmanship. New boot makes a world of a difference.