B2630 Pic

[davatk]

Well, nice day in VA today, got a lot of seat time. Mowing, rock and brush clearing, bush hogging. Even did a little unexpected rock splitting while bush hogging. :shocked::confused2:

Couple of dings now in my brand new blades.

Anyhow, thought I'd snap a couple of backyard pics of the B2630 in case it helps someone decide to pull the trigger on a Kubota.

Enjoy !

 

[hitower]

Looks great, post some more!!!

 

[Toolguy]

Nice picture. Sure is a beautiful view.

 

[red4now]

Nice Picture!

Tractor is not bad either..

(just jealous of your great view)

I was out cutting the grass a few weeks ago and also managed to "sharpen" one of my blades on a rock as my dad calls it. Always makes you cringe...

 

[mike550]

nice looks just like mine b3030 i have 3.5 hrs and its covered in dust and dirt

 

[davatk]

Nice Picture!

Tractor is not bad either..

(just jealous of your great view)

I was out cutting the grass a few weeks ago and also managed to "sharpen" one of my blades on a rock as my dad calls it. Always makes you cringe...

Yes, I'm almost afraid to look around and see what might have gotten bent when the rock flew apart. A rock chip flew up and hit my leg slightly, but I also heard a bit of commotion down lower as I was "sharpening". :ashamed:

 

[davatk]

Looks great, post some more!!!

Here's some pics from my D-Day (Delivery Day)

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kubota-buying-pricing/169278-b2630-barlow-delivery.html

 

[Ductape]

Lookin' good ! I'm glad there are others here who appreciate a gratuitous tractor pic for no special reason. :thumbsup:

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Nice tractor and equipment and fantastic view in Western Virginia.:thumbsup::thumbsup: Should be coming thru there in a few weeks to vacation in Williamsburg. Will do I-64 to the coast. Probably spend the night in the foothills. Getting to old to do where ever in one day. Spent several weeks in Fischersville, Wow, a long time ago! WWRC.

 

[TripleR]

Very nice picture of your tractor and property.

 

[red4now]

Yes, I'm almost afraid to look around and see what might have gotten bent when the rock flew apart. A rock chip flew up and hit my leg slightly, but I also heard a bit of commotion down lower as I was "sharpening". :ashamed:

Ouch - close one! Does the bush hog have those chain guardy things up front? What side did the chips come out from - must have been the front in order to hit your leg - that could have been somewhat serious! ?? Have you had a chance to see if there was any other damage to the deck? That must have been a good sized one to be able to send pieces flying like that.Hope it is OK?

 

[davatk]

Ouch - close one! Does the bush hog have those chain guardy things up front? What side did the chips come out from - must have been the front in order to hit your leg - that could have been somewhat serious! ?? Have you had a chance to see if there was any other damage to the deck? That must have been a good sized one to be able to send pieces flying like that.Hope it is OK?

Yep, came out the front, no chain thingy on mine. I don't think anything got bent other than a couple of blade dings. I think when bushhogging you basically need to be prepared to hit "stuff". Otherwise you'd be using a finish mower.

 

[bstrom]

I've always loved the look of the land and those mountains down there. So much softer looking than Maine. Nice tractor too.