The occasional big one.

David_G · Apr 3, 2005

BX23 - Occasionally I hook onto one that is a bit bigger.

Building the road. Approx 1 mile of it to do.
This section is slightly rocky.
Missed the real big ones though.

_RaT_ · Apr 3, 2005

Well David my first thought was where or when was this shot taken, the enviroment doesn't look right this time of year. Then I saw that it could be
Australia. You are certainly putting the BX through a work out. Good job!

David_G · Apr 3, 2005

RaT
It was today, in SE NSW - australia, temp in the high 20's C or approx 80F. 3000ft up, digging a road to where I will build a house.

jim_wilson · Apr 3, 2005

We hook onto a few big ones like up here in New England too - I pulled a bunch out last year digging out for a new driveway.

jim_wilson · Apr 3, 2005

Luckily it fit in the bucket so I could haul it out to the pile..

sassafraspete · Apr 3, 2005

David... that is just pea gravel to those guys down in Texas.

jim_wilson · Apr 3, 2005

Last one

Engine66 · Apr 3, 2005

Do you Aussies drive your Kubotas on the wrong side of the road too? /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif Keep the pics coming. Sounds like you'll have plenty to share with us in the future.

cmhyland · Apr 4, 2005

Guys,
If you can lift it in the bucket it ain't big....

It's how creative you can get when you can't lift them....

I had one I dug out with my B2910 that had to weigh 2000lbs..

I pushed it across the field.... in low range 4x4...

It's always fun when you try to lift them and the rear wheels come off the ground... And mine are loaded to the tune of 300lbs each...

Regards,
Chris

David_G · Apr 5, 2005

Can't fit that one in the bucket. Will have to push it off the road.

They do get bigger round here but I am trying to miss all the decent sized ones. See attached (would not like to move that little one.)
The trick is to go around or over that which is not moveable.

We drive on the correct but opposite side to you.