What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

[S-G-R]

Mowed for the first time in two weeks.

 

[Matt Ellerbee]

Loaded the old girl up to do some hoggin’ at one of my rentals. Not to be confused with the kind I did in my 20’s!

Hopefully I’ll get the yard back in shape for listing pictures.

 

[Fordtech86]

Tree company was supposed to drop off a load of mulch today…got email saying it was dropped, asked wife where they left it…she said what mulch, nobody has been here

son said the neighbor got a load dropped off . They dropped it in the wrong yard…

told him to grab the tractor and start moving it

 

[Matt Ellerbee]

Tree company was supposed to drop off a load of mulch today…got email saying it was dropped, asked wife where they left it…she said what mulch, nobody has been here

son said the neighbor got a load dropped off . They dropped it in the wrong yard…

told him to grab the tractor and start moving it

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I am so scared of this, yet can’t wait!

 

[Fordtech86]

I am so scared of this, yet can’t wait!

Once it starts you will never get your tractor back

 

[radas]

Ok now weld a QH on it and you can move 3PH attachments easily. I had my fab shop add about 2" at the bottom so I have longer motion range. There are plenty of threads on this here on OTT.

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I go backwards and rake leaves with the 3PH harrow.

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Excellent idea! I'll look into that. It'd be a godsend to be able to use my BB on the front loader as a "leveling rake".

Here she is installed.

 

[Old_Paint]

Excellent idea! I'll look into that. It'd be a godsend to be able to use my BB on the front loader as a "leveling rake".

Here she is installed.
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There are already SSQA - 3PH adapters out there, but none I've seen with QH connectors. I do like the idea of a multi use adapter, though. Pin connections is all I've seen. Having the BB on the front in float mode could be quite handy. Not sure I'd want all the forces from the scarifiers on the SSQA, though, nor would I think I'd want to 'doze' with it. Not sure my FEL would put up with that. Dragging with a land plane on the front would be the bee's knees for smoothing gravel, though.

 

[S-G-R]

Tilling what was the garden. The weather was not kind and the seeds either rotted or didn't germinate. More lawn to mow.

 

[David Page]

Yarded some firewood for the neighbors. Yes I just like driving the old tractor!

 

[forky]

Tilling what was the garden. The weather was not kind and the seeds either rotted or didn't germinate. More lawn to mow.
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Yep, the no germination of seeds is a common topic this growing season. My worst garden in 50 years. There will be a harvest, but down prolly 80%

 

[S-G-R]

Yep, the no germination of seeds is a common topic this growing season. My worst garden in 50 years. There will be a harvest, but down prolly 80%

I've heard that as well. It's discouraging to put all the time and money into it and have a complete failure. I'm going to seed it and just try a small raised bed style next year and a couple of pads for tomatoes and cucumbers.

 

[forky]

I've heard that as well. It's discouraging to put all the time and money into it and have a complete failure. I'm going to seed it and just try a small raised bed style next year and a couple of pads for tomatoes and cucumbers.

Prolly a good idea. I'm thinking of the same thing for some crops. Lack of rain in the first 8 weeks of growing season can be and was the problem here.

 

[OntheRidge]

I've heard that as well. It's discouraging to put all the time and money into it and have a complete failure. I'm going to seed it and just try a small raised bed style next year and a couple of pads for tomatoes and cucumbers.

My brother in Maine had the same issue, almost no crops. Do yourself a favor on those raised beds. put in drip irrigation with a timer. Cheers!

 

[S-G-R]

My brother in Maine had the same issue, almost no crops. Do yourself a favor on those raised beds. put in drip irrigation with a timer. Cheers!

Thanks for the tip.

 

[Trustable]

There are already SSQA - 3PH adapters out there, but none I've seen with QH connectors. I do like the idea of a multi use adapter, though. Pin connections is all I've seen. Having the BB on the front in float mode could be quite handy. Not sure I'd want all the forces from the scarifiers on the SSQA, though, nor would I think I'd want to 'doze' with it. Not sure my FEL would put up with that. Dragging with a land plane on the front would be the bee's knees for smoothing gravel, though.

they Sell land planes built for ctls that do that exact thing. I think they work in either direction.

 

[BirdTRD]

Designed and 3D printed some cup holders for my B7100.

 

[ajschnitzelbank]

Designed and 3D printed some cup holders for my B7100. View attachment 108300 View attachment 108301

Dang those are cool!

 

[S-G-R]

Moving some dirt

 

[S-G-R]

Washed the tractor and tiller yesterday so I could give the tiller a go over and greasing before it gets put into storage.

 

[fried1765]

Washed the tractor and tiller yesterday so I could give the tiller a go over and greasing before it gets put into storage.
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Is corn the very healthy looking crop in the background?