TODAYS SEAT TIME

[Marveltone]

Today's seat time was a bit brief. I think I went 60-80 ft. Found a wet hole. I guess I'll let it rain on it some more.

Joe



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[wmonroe]

Was able to get about an hour and a half on the Kubota mowing grass. The rain we have nene getting keeps it needing mowed all the time.

 

[Kioti Tom]

Finished tilling the garden this morning and removed the tiller and attached the
the brush hog. Drove the 6.8 miles to a friends stables, and cut her pastures
for her. Took about 3 - 4 hours. parked at the uphill stable and called the wife
to come pick me up. I will be doing some bucket work tomorrow for her and
could not see driving the tractor home.. All in all, a productive day....

Tom:tractor:

 

[Xfaxman]

Mowed the yard with the 72" Recycler deck.


On the TORO 328D.

 

[xring100]

I moved some Hybrid poplar wood for my neighbor and then moved a few small rocks to form some yard art over the stumps.

should have probably cut these down a bit they were about 14 foot in length but i did'nt feel like making extra trips navigating the trees was fun

Those are 48" forks

 

[wmonroe]

Got about an hour and a half with the RFM yesterday mowing grass,ith the rain we have been getting it has been hard to keep up with it.

 

[GBOUTDOORS]

Planted some trees in the yard today.

 

[Kodthree]

gathered and placed rocks to improve/rebuild a retaining wall.
...then backfilled and re-contoured, and backdragged the area:
and then "attempted" to backfill a low spot on the shore of our lake, promptly getting the trailer stuck beyond recovery:
for which I used my Dad to help unload:
After we both decided there must be a better way, we put our heads together and designed, built, and IMPLEMENTED our new dump trailer!:

Before you tell us how dangerous we are, know that this was all done BEFORE our lunch and beer break! Seriously though, as you're reading this and laughing at the pictures of this father and son team of North Idaho idiots, i'm browsing elsewhere on these forums for dump trailer info and recommendations! This kind of crap can't continue...


Kodthree

 

[lostcreekranch]

gathered and placed rocks to improve/rebuild a retaining wall.<img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/owning-operating/377681-todays-seat-time-retaining-wall-1-jpg"/> ...then backfilled and re-contoured, and backdragged the area: <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/owning-operating/377682-todays-seat-time-retaining-wall-2-jpg"/> and then "attempted" to backfill a low spot on the shore of our lake, promptly getting the trailer stuck beyond recovery: <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/owning-operating/377683-todays-seat-time-stuck-trailer-1-jpg"/> for which I used my Dad to help unload: <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/owning-operating/377684-todays-seat-time-stuck-trailer-2-jpg"/> After we both decided there must be a better way, we put our heads together and designed, built, and IMPLEMENTED our new dump trailer!: <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/owning-operating/377685-todays-seat-time-dump-trailer-jpg"/> Before you tell us how dangerous we are, know that this was all done BEFORE our lunch and beer break! Seriously though, as you're reading this and laughing at the pictures of this father and son team of North Idaho idiots, i'm browsing elsewhere on these forums for dump trailer info and recommendations! This kind of crap can't continue... Kodthree

In the country, where we don't have OSHA looking over our shoulder, we can get creative with our problem solving. If you have hooks on your bucket you could put a chain thru the hitch of your trailer and dump it even more safely.

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[Kodthree]

thought about this Rick, but the hooks are in a box in the shop waiting to get welded on!

We'll probably buy the dump trailer, then use it to transport the bucket back to town to have the hooks welded on. This solves EVERYTHING, don't you think?

LOL
Kodthree