TODAYS SEAT TIME

[JohnDeere4300]

I picked up my BX-25 yesterday, got home around 2:30 , hauled 15 yds of black mulch, dug a hole to plant our christmas tree, hauled an old cultivater to the back field, dug out our fire pit, cleared of few trail of fallen trees and mowed the front yard , all with one machine. I can hardly believe it !

WELCOME TO TBN__EAGLE1PAR3

Hope you enjoy your new tractor.....but it sounds like you have already been doing that.

 

[LBrown59]

I picked up my BX-25 yesterday, got home around 2:30 , hauled 15 yds of black mulch, dug a hole to plant our christmas tree, hauled an old cultivater to the back field, dug out our fire pit, cleared off a few trails of fallen trees and mowed the front yard , 1*all with one machine. I can hardly believe it !

1*What I love about my 3 BXs is I don't have to do it all
with one tractor.

2*That's the part of this tractor that I love the most..On machine pretty much does it all.

2*The thing I like is doing it all with my BXs with out changing /switching a bunch of attachments/implements.

to EAGLE1PAR3]

WELCOME TO TBN.
I see you found the thread I refrenced.

 

[EAGLE1PAR3]

Thanks LBROWN59, I did find the thread, had a great time yesterday, much to my distress today is a work day, I work weekends, I did how-ever have my wife bring my morning coffee to the Kubota, and there I sat bathrobe & bedroom slippers having my coffee and morning cigarette, time, 20 mins.

greg

 

[LBrown59]

Thanks LBROWN59, I did find the thread, had a great time yesterday, much to my distress today is a work day, I work weekends, I did how-ever have my wife bring my morning coffee to the Kubota, and there I sat bathrobe & bedroom slippers having my coffee and morning cigarette, time, 20 mins.

greg

My last morning cigarette was 3/18/2009.

 

[kebo]

Last Monday my parents had two big stumps ground up in their yard, so yesterday I spent two hours scooping up the leftover wood chips, sawdust, and dirt with the bucket. Built a nice little 5ft tall mound of mulch in the process! Then, I spent a little more time leveling where the stumps used to be with the BB, got that looking really nice now.

This morning spent about an hour cleaning up a lot for the next door neighbor with the bush hog and bucket. Almost got finished and noticed my right front tire was almost totally down on air. So, had to head over to the folks house, take the tire off, and then head into town to find a tire store open. The first three were closed, the 4th one didn't mess with tractor tires. So, had to drive a little further and found another one that plugged it for me. Got back and put the tire back on, but while I was at it I took the opportunity to swap the front tires from side to side to get more width. Been wanting to do that since I bought the tractor last year.

Started back to the neighbors and finished up in about 15 minutes and parked it for the day.

 

[LBrown59]

Mowed about 2.5 hours with the BX23.

 

[thavil]

Had 12 tons of bluestone to spread in preparation of my new 12'X24' garage that is being delivered this Wednesday. My tractor will finally have a proper roof over it's head.

 

[workinallthetime]

planted 100' of gutter drain, plumbed 3 down spouts into pipe and tied into existing drain box. a little BH and Fel work

 

[Uncle Doug]

My seat time this weekend consisted of spreading 5 loads of topsoil at a old city park. Our church was doing several community projects that weekend and I volunteered to bring a tractor. After a 5 inch rain on Friday night most of the projects were put off until Sunday afternoon. We had about 25 people at this project clearing brush alongside a walking trail. I went to work spreading the topsoil into the low area between the trees. Of course some of the areas was still holding water. Luckly the soil was still kinda firm in most area but was glad for the 4wd. The soil was some ditch clean out materials but was very clean and not compacted and only wet on the outer edges. The work went very well for a few hours until old Murphy showed up. You know the one where no good deed goes un-punished. I noticed one of the front tires was now flat and off the rim. I backed the trailer as close as I could and limped it back up on the trailer. Now to take it off and see what the damage is.

A bad day on the tractor still beats a good day at work.

 

[toddbailey]

disk up parents garden on the ford 1910 then layoff rows with the super A and plant corn tomorrow will be laying off more rows with the super A and planting the rest of the garden, beans, peas, tomatos, etc!