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Kubotas at play. Er, I mean work!

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Warner, Jan 20, 2018.

  1. T.Jeff Veal

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    It was only 3' long, probably weighs close to a ton, says the log chart. Only having to move them about 100 yrds from the tree service dumps them to our processing area, closer to home.
     
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    You about ready for farming with 1 that big...:makeitrain":makeitrain"
     
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    Better pictures of the counterweight. We built it from an old 3 PT frame and a short steel table that was in the scrap hopper. The rollers are from a D8. Weighs over 800lbs. Bottom section makes good storage for chains. 0811210840.jpg
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    Also added a tongue with 2" ball. Easy to move trailers around or hook chain to it. 0917210846.jpg
    Makes a great bumper, more compact than the harrow, weighs more than a box blade.
     
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    I don't remember the rating. After we added the grapple, we added a 2mm shim to the pressure relief valve, boosted the pressure about 250 psi. I checked it with gauge. That chunk was 1800lbs or so. Log calculator said about a ton green.
     
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    I don't know about you guys, but with some of my previous tractors I was regularly on 3 wheels (with the loader just barely off the ground). Maybe that would be a good picture thread?
     
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    Obi Wan Kuboti earning his keep


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    DF5D43C3-2099-4415-B2E9-EC725A290DCC.jpeg D825B1CE-0C4D-4F73-B3B9-D4720CA42FD7.jpeg I took down porch railing and put wood rack in. Had a little help filling it up. 1 tote empty so far.
     
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    The Kubota loader model number is the rated capacity in kilograms (multiply by 2.2 for pounds).
     
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    BADD0701-7767-4130-B0C7-82DC98FA0EA8.jpeg I sold this for a relative this Fall, with 300 hours on it, and got nearly what they paid for it. I trucked it home, cleaned it up, and ran it a few hours so I could give an honest assessment. Someone gave a lowball offer, and then the next guy scooped it up.
     
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    Yep, done that a few times, even with the counterweight on...
     
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    Great helpers. I like the way the wood rack blends in with the porch. Nice job
     
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    Thanks. Ours is a 513, so...513x2.2=1128

    That loader on the tractor you sold is nice...
     
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    Selling it for what you paid for it here is pretty easy..

    replacing it is far more challenging without :makeitrain"
     
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    Yes, very glad to be selling rather than buying.
    He won’t be needing the tractor where he went.

    The dealer called her several times to try to make a deal so they would have something they could sell. They were in the 22 to 25 range, the CL instant lowball was 23, and we got 28 for it.
     
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    Thank you for the advice. I'll look into Kioti too.
     
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    Hey Jeff, just a question on your food plot work. Just order you mowed, disc’d then box bladed?

    I need to prepare a 5 acre area where I plan on seeding about four as mixed pasture and 1 pretty much as a lawn. Was going to disc, then run over with a chain harrow a few times. Hoping to get a similar effect.
     
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    Mines an 854 it was HD allowed xtra heights to fill single axle dump.. now if the genius that thought of that put on SSQR I would swear at him less
     
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    On the food plots, we mowed, disk harrow twice, 2nd time drop the heavy drag that is sitting on top of the harrow.
    I looked back at the pictures I had posted, that is a 60" tiller behind the tractor, it does resemble a box blade, kinda. The drag on the harrow is scrap blades bolted together, about 9' long. You can also use a log to smooth it down too.
     
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    Is that the Quick Attach bracket?
     
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    Yes SSQA skid steer quick attach

    Mauro correct likes QR better. I missed it:emb:
     
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