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10-25-2009, 02:17 PM #1New Member
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bx25 vx. big rock!
we pulled this rock out of our back yard and moved to the front for landscaping... it would not fit in the bucket but pushed it about 100' with the FEL and managed to get it just where we wanted it between the FEL and BH.
we were successful and placed it right where wanted it... here is a picture after cleaning the rock up
here are some vids moving it, click the picture to watch
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10-25-2009, 02:22 PM #2Platinum Member
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Re: bx25 vx. big rock!
Nice! Its good to see some of the tasks that sub and compact tractors can handle.
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10-25-2009, 03:30 PM #3Veteran Member
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Re: bx25 vx. big rock!
Hmmmmm.......R4's in that mud did pretty darn well, seems like I've heard some arguments to the contrary
MarkHast weh getan, hast gut getan
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10-25-2009, 04:10 PM #4Veteran Member
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Re: bx25 vx. big rock!
I've done more with mine than ever imagined!!
Originally Posted by General Lee
Deano
Nice pictures and videos!!!Deano
2006 BX24, 6' New Implements rake, Woods RB60 rear blade, Wallenstein thumb, Bro-Tek rear skid plate, home made front skid plate, W.R. Long flat tooth bar, 4' finishing mower (TPH), 4' box blade, post hole digger, New style seat!!!!!
Country Manufacturing manure spreader, Agri-Fab drop spreader.
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10-25-2009, 05:15 PM #5Super Star Member
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Re: bx25 vx. big rock!
That is a nice rock. It should split into four or five nice slabs!
Egon 
50 years behind the times Livin in a
Worn out skin bag filled with rattlin bones
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10-25-2009, 06:39 PM #6Veteran Member
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Re: bx25 vx. big rock!
Cool video's. I think that's the first time I've actually seen the BX backhoe in action. Is that white landscape fabric running down a drain line? At first I thought it was snow. Thanks for sharing..
Chris
2 acres and a mule, er, Kubota BX25, and too many other toys,er, tools to list.
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10-25-2009, 07:05 PM #7Member
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Re: bx25 vx. big rock!
I now have a mental picture of your little BX high centered on the big rock Originally Posted by dirtbikejunkie
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10-25-2009, 07:39 PM #8Veteran Member
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Re: bx25 vx. big rock!
My first thought as well. My thought was, "Isn't that where the operator sits?"
Language can be a tricky thing.2009 Kubota M7040, R1s, LA1153 FEL, fork lift, 3 rear remotes, T&T
2002 Kubota L48 TLB, 12", 18", 24" HD buckets
2001 Kubota BX2200, Turf, LA211 FEL
7.5' Howse 3PT disc, 88" Gearmore 4G4 box scraper, 4' box scraper, Gearmore GB85 blade, LandPride RCR2596 cutter, 6', 4' flail mowers, 6', 4' rototiller, 4' Bush Hog cutter, HD subsoiler, Bearcat 70554 chipper, Bush Hog PHD w/ 12", 6" augers, Ford 101 3-bottom plow, 8' land leveler, 6' rake, lots of misc.
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10-25-2009, 08:19 PM #9New Member
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Re: bx25 vx. big rock!
yes, it's landscape fabric. I used the tractor to put in a +100' french drain between mine and my neighbors house. we both have a few issues with standing water in the back and using the drain to take it away. also ran tight lines for the gutters and sump pump discharge. Originally Posted by CHDinCT
also put in a new culvert
still have a bunch more work planned
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10-25-2009, 08:51 PM #10Elite Member
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Re: bx25 vx. big rock!
Egon is kind of short on rocks, so he has to split his to get enough for his needs. Originally Posted by Egon
That is a nice rock. It should split into four or five nice slabs!
I have been constantly surprised at how much I have been able to do with both the BX that I had, and the B that I have now. They are tough little beasts for sure! That is one big rock you have there!B2620,Loaded R-4's , Wallenstein BX42 chipper, Bush Hog SQ148 RC, 4' x 8' chain harrow, Blizzard 54" 3PT snowblower, Tirechains. com v-bar duo grip chains (hate them), Simplicity Legacy with 48"mmm, turbo collector, Country Line carry all, Countryline Middlebuster, Woods 48" BB, Kubota QA for loader, Kubota forks, Kuhn EL23 rototiller, and more to come...
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