mike69440
Elite Member
- Joined
- Jun 2, 2005
- Messages
- 3,304
- Location
- Central NH (God's Country)
- Tractor
- 2005 L39 Kubota, 2020 Polaris 570 Sportsman, 2006 RTV 900, 2019 RTV1100C, 1997 Komatsu PC75UU2E w/ Thumb & Blade, 2013 Mahindra Max28XL Shuttle plus many attachments
I must have poor muscle memory. For instance every year I have to practically relearn how to ski. I'm embarrassed at my lack of skill I show when getting back on equipment I have not used all winter. (i.e., my excavator).
After a little seat time I could hand you a beer with my old excavator, barely denting the can. But not today.
My first load of rock I was placing in the L39's bucket did not go so well.
A 250 Lb. or so rock slid over the to of the bucket, getting wedged in the QA levers.
Max28 to the rescue.
Then at the end of the day, I used a the Max28´s loader, a lifting strap, turn buckle, my largest adjustable wrench, and C clamps to tweak the slightly bent QA lever of the L39's loader back almost perfect.
Kubota is no worse for wear other than missing some more orange paint.
Max got it first scratches. Me being vain and a as its new tractor, I touched those up.
After a little seat time I could hand you a beer with my old excavator, barely denting the can. But not today.
My first load of rock I was placing in the L39's bucket did not go so well.
A 250 Lb. or so rock slid over the to of the bucket, getting wedged in the QA levers.
Max28 to the rescue.
Then at the end of the day, I used a the Max28´s loader, a lifting strap, turn buckle, my largest adjustable wrench, and C clamps to tweak the slightly bent QA lever of the L39's loader back almost perfect.
Kubota is no worse for wear other than missing some more orange paint.
Max got it first scratches. Me being vain and a as its new tractor, I touched those up.
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