Kubotas at play. Er, I mean work!

Skeet sees smoke, then noticed it's exiting from a hunk of metal and instantly thoughts of a juicy plate of MEAT is dancing around in his head.
Good eye buddy.

 

That was a camper about 30 minutes ago

 

Ours got saved, in nick of time, new roof and stuck in back 40 for anti social visitors!!

 

The guy operating the tractor must not be the one that buys the tires!

 

I think it is..

Some serious loathing of that camper.


I do enjoy some good old fashioned anger management.


Talk about my feelings??

Easier just to show you.

 

The owner started it and he drove the Kubota completely over the top of the trailer. So the guy buying the tires was worse than his helper

 

Safe to assume you were the helper?

 

Nope.

 

Ahh, thought you had first hand knowledge.

 

No i just grabbed a lawn chair and a cold one to watch the show

 

Neighbor's can be great entertainment at times.

 

I do cringe when I hear my neighbor fire up his chainsaw.


Poor thing, certainly couldn't guess the last time the chain saw a file, if ever.


He is constantly bringing pallets home from work, and burns them all the time.. not for heat or recreation.. just lights em up and walks away.


I swear I have literally heard him hit nails, but it may not be so.

But he "knows exactly what he's doing."

 

My wife and I both tested positive for covid. That means 10 days off work. My work was good enough to drop a skid steer off for me to work on. Resealed boom cyl, bottom roller out, both drive motors leaking. Used my tractors forks to help move some things and used side by side to pickup parts at a safe pickup spot. Btw were fine. Back to work Tuesday.

 

Still like seeing your “weather protection”
Glad you and Mrs are doing fine

 

That's the best news...

 

We started processing that big 42-45" post oak. I'm guessing each 18" round weighed 600-700 lbs or more. These logs were 36" long and the 'Bota could barely get them off the ground.
We rolled a couple to the splitter, then decided it was safer to use the tongs. I like the QA forks, allows me to get the round on the splitter easier...

 

There is a lot of good wood in those big rounds! Don't you love hydraulics.

 

Yes sir, I sure do.
All this came from the 2 logs with the saw. The ramp is about 6-7' long.

 

Tonight's project just showed up.

I'm glad I got this tractor (and pallet forks); otherwise I'd be unboxing this new toy in the rain on the side of the road.

 

Looks like someone got a new splitter