Kubotas at play. Er, I mean work!

I swapped the light bulbs for LEDs today. Hard to tell from the picture but seems to have helped. The old ones were pathetic. I still need to mount some pods for extra light in front and rear too.

 

Looks good. We finally added extra lights to our canopy...got a 20" light bar for Christmas. Mounted it on the front and moved the 2 6" bars to the back. Going to replace those, as they are cheap chinesium ones, couple of the LEDs are out on the right side.

 

Ok T.Jeff Veal where is the I made a canopy for my Bota thread?

some details please

 

It was so complex and complicated I couldn't do a thread on it...
So we just asked the dealer to add it when we bought the tractor.
I like it, being aluminum, it can be bent back to shape instead of breaking like the fiberglass ones...
Guess how I know...
I think it was about $750.

 

I'd love to get a canopy and high mount lights, but I have to keep my ROPS folded for clearance into my shop and in the woods.

 

History of Kubota: Thank You for Keeping Us Farming
An interesting history of Kubota

 

Junk in the trunk

 

Nice counterweight

 

Moved a chicken brooder to our son's house...
Time to do the heavy lifting...
If we had more of the big totes, really need 3pt hitch forks...

 

Yes the Rops up takes out my lightbulbs in barn again learned hard way

 

I had owned my subcompact utility John Deere a few hours. I knew the ROPS had to be down to put it in the garage, but it wasn't ingrained yet. I was heading for the garage, ROPS up, fat, dumb, and happy. My wife is running toward me waving her arms. Thank heaven I saw her. ROPS hasn't been up since.

 

Before we got the L4802, I measure the height of the tractor shed (carport) and made sure it would fit. If we had gotten a bigger tractor with cab, we would probably have had to jack up the shelter, like we did 1 side of the camper shed. Glad we didn't have to do that. Only have had a small tree bend the canopy when we were working on a side hill and I didn't see it. It bent back fairly easy.
I know everyone's situation is different

 

I ended up mounting some lights to folded down ROPS. I don't seen myself ever folding it up.

 

That looks good too. Should provide plenty of light.

 

Yep, and I ended up adding a fuse block to the back of the tractor and now I have 100A available for other activities/attachements.

 

Moved the new goat shed today.

 

Wow, that's great. Did you run a separate wire to the battery?

 

Those Kubotas are great for moving goat sheds and chicken pens...

 

I had some 4AWG from another project that I ran direct to the battery (with a 100 amp breaker).

 

Just loading rack next to house.. while others are talking about mud season I got a few days with that bloody ‘-‘ in front of the temps


I did not get hit with Nor’easter