Let's see your Kubota

[TomSeller]

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Neighbors B2320 and M135 and my M7040

That loader on the M135 is stout.

 

[HeLa]

they don't show my kubota that well, but everyone knows what a BX25 looks like...

here's our groundskeeper. she loves the BX.

 

[TomSeller]

they don't show my kubota that well, but everyone knows what a BX25 looks like...

here's our groundskeeper. she loves the BX.

Good looking dog

 

[TomSeller]

Duplicate

 

[CortezEd]

My L6060 with the Woods BB600 rotary cutter posing in front of my dock house on Sarasota Bay.

Some days it is a tough choice of whether to climb on my Kubota to terrorize the neighborhood or to jump into my skiff and kill fish...

 

[TomSeller]

My L6060 with the Woods BB600 rotary cutter posing in front of my dock house on Sarasota Bay.

Some days it is a tough choice of whether to climb on my Kubota to terrorize the neighborhood or to jump into my skiff and kill fish...

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[CortezEd]

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I don't know how to attach a larger image to my post... What's the trick? The image is puny...

 

[foreman Etexas]

I don't know how to attach a larger image to my post... What's the trick? The image is puny...

Picture looked fine to me. Nice:thumbsup:

 

[TomSeller]

It worked this time, don't know what the problem was. Thank you.

Nice tractor, stout loader.

 

[ryan08]

Breaking in the BX25 with a 300 ft trench for a new sewer line.

 

[hunterridgefarm]

Only pictures I have, Kubota L3130

 

[TomSeller]

Breaking in the BX25 with a 300 ft trench for a new sewer line.

Installing a new sewer line is a lot less crappy to work on than repairing one.

 

[lockman4288]

Got her a little stuck over the summer ended up having it towed out 3 days after i purchased it

 

[TomSeller]

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Got her a little stuck over the summer ended up having it towed out 3 days after i purchased it

Well at least you were giving a good trial run. I have always been able to get my backhoes out of a bind by using the backhoe to raise and swing my back end to the side to get onto new ground. Or pulling myself out with the bucket. I try not to sink in by spinning the tires. Do you have R4s?

 

[Cat_Driver]

She ain't purdy, but she pulls like a freight train

 

[KenB2920]

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Got her a little stuck over the summer ended up having it towed out 3 days after i purchased it

Wow, just wow

 

[downsizingnow48]

To get out of similar spot I lift back of machine by pushing down on hoe and swing out of holes. For front push down on open bucket gives you about 12 inches under wheels then throw logs under. Do that first before swinging rear. Works very well but best done where no one is around to offer advice.

 

[CortezEd]

To get out of similar spot I lift back of machine by pushing down on hoe and swing out of holes. For front push down on open bucket gives you about 12 inches under wheels then throw logs under. Do that first before swinging rear. Works very well but best done where no one is around to offer advice.

Yes Pat, I find that it is often the best advice to make sure no one is watching <and laughing> whenever I get myself into predicaments... :laughing:

 

[TomSeller]

Very true, plus if no one is there to witness, you can make tell the story "better" when you tell how you got un stuck. Mine get "better" every time I tell them.

 

[DianneInVA]

Mine is the one with the topper.