Love that bucket!

Boondox · Apr 13, 2001

Went home yesterday to find much of my road had been washed away, with the silt completely blocking the entrance of the culvert under my driveway. Attacked the silt with a shovel out of habit, but then it dawned on me that Clementine was waiting in the garage for just this sort of thing. Fired up the old L3010 and brought her down to the road. Took a few tries to get her in position (road so narrow the rear blade kept bumping up against the stone wall), but then took one huge bite of muck and whoosh the water was free to run right thru that pipe!

If the rain and warm weather (40s) continues, I should be able to see the ground in my meadow in a couple more weeks!

Pete

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jasonf · Apr 13, 2001

They are a lot of money, (I just bought my first tractor a 2710) but boy are they worth every penny when you can take a back breaking job and finish it up in 15 Minutes !!! Boy I love my tractor........

Jason

GlueGuy · Apr 13, 2001

<font color=blue>Fired up the old L3010</font color=blue>

You've just named her less than a month ago (I think/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif), and already you call her old. For shame Pete!!!

The GlueGuy

frank_f15 · Apr 13, 2001

boondox: amazing what u can find to do with your bota. i do stuff with mine that i always did by hand. takes awhile to get used to using it. also don't want to get it dirty, hey?/w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif