KUbota B-2920 w/loader moving snow

[javahjoe]

I don't know what I would do without my tractor. My church depends on me for removing snow from the sidewalks and some of the parking lot. I do my drive as well as some in the neighborhood. This winter has been a snowy one, and I hope we are through, now at March 17, 2014. javahjoe, MIO< P K Junky, aka Don Indiana :dance1:

 

[skyhook]

I like that rear blade you got's.

 

[javahjoe]

Are you talking about the scoop shovel? I need that to finish up, where I can't get up close to something, garage door, building, etc. I try not to use it much. I'm 71!

 

[skyhook]

Are you talking about the scoop shovel? I need that to finish up, where I can't get up close to something, garage door, building, etc. I try not to use it much. I'm 71!

Yep, thats the one. I'm not 71, but i do feel like it at times.:thumbsup:

 

[AaronS]

Welcome to the site Joe. I'm glad we don't get as much of the white stuff here in the southern part of Hoosier Land.

 

[javahjoe]

Thanks for the friendly welcome. Right backatcha! We can always truck you some of our white freeze skid stuff. 2013, Kubota, B2920HSD 4X4, "The Original Cab Company" soft side cab, My own designed cab heater, Front light bar w/work lights, Rear light bar, with work light, and Flashing warning light, FEL, 60" finish mower, King Kutter 48" tiller, Brinley 12" plow, Brinley 48" cultivator, Homemade tow behind 90" sprayer, Post hole digger, homemade clamp on bucket forks. javahjoe, MIO, P K Junky, aka Don

 

[GPintheMitten]

That's a lot of snow to move with the loader. Good for for helping the Church and neighbors.

My folks were from Tipton and my Dad worked at Kokomo when he was a young man.

 

[fordkub]

Nice setup. Broke my rear blade like that this yr. Trying to trade in my tractor for a 2920 before there all gone.

 

[square1]

I like that rear blade you got's.

I have the D handle version of that!

 

[javahjoe]

Everyone is a comedian! Rear blade. D-handle version. I'm not laughing, when I'm out moving snow, in my heated cab. The heater, of my own design, is a nice addition to this Kubota, B-2920. Both front and rear light bars are my design. I'll admit the rear is a bit crude, but it's temporary. The bank of switch's are for a boat, but who cares. They are lighted when on. This summer I need to tweek some things, to make them look neater. Keep those cards and letters coming, folks. Enjoy every one of them. javahjoe, MIO, P K Junky, aka Don

 

[SteelonSteel]

Nice setup!

I just picked up a B3200 with FEL.

Some good ribbing! I can't talk my back blade lacks the d handle; standard square shovel so worn the cutting edge is wavy and the sides of the blade are longer than the bottom and have curled like rams horns. Yea I need to dress her but that's how I got her.

 

[javahjoe]

OK! Warmer weather is here and the cab has gota go. I removed the front, back, and doors, but left the top on. I now have the tiller mounted and have tilling jobs. I can't haul the tractor with the cab on, because the cab wasn't built to handle the highway speeds. javahjoeo, MIO, P K Junky, aka Don

 

[peterc38]

Nice setup.

It must be a heck of a lot warmer there I guess with those trees leafed out like that.

 

[great4me]

Nice tractor' I have the same looking for some help hooking up brackets to tractor to hook up sub frame for B2781A snow blower! Seen you were from Kokomo' I'm in Rochester, just saying high''