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Giving the Kubota a workout.

Blackhole49

Blackhole49

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Location
White Lake MI
Started re-landscaping the front of the house last week. With temps 80's/90's my timing isn't great. Amazing how much work the little tractor will do. I've put about 20hrs on it on this project and using about 1/2 gallon of fuel per/hr. Moved about 15yds of dirt to the front bed. The teeth on the front bucket really make a difference digging. Still a ways to go but some before and after pictures .
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I knew when you got it you were like George going to use it more than you thought. The raised bed sure looks nice. Good to hear from you . You guys have great weather come on down south to this hot spell.. LOL
 
jm,
My terramite doesn't mind being parked next to my Kubota..
Sure is nice to mow with an Air conditioned lawn mower.
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106 deg at 6 minutes after one here , and just last week I broke down and got me an L cab (and air) to pull my big flex lawn mower, as you say sure is nice. Not going to be much mowing around here if we do not get some rain before long. Talks to some of the Texas guys and it is awful down there.
 
What tractor? All I can focus my attention on is the blue roof and blue trim. I love it! The new machine shed on this farm has a roof that same color. Oh, now I see a Kubota. If you get tired of it you could bring it here to Iowa for me to play with.
 
I put the roof on in 2016. Back then George railed on me for putting on a metal roof. Of course, back then Kubotas were junk
according to him. Not much chance of the tractor going on a road trip.
 
Aren't those sub-compacts just the cats meow? I have the JD. version. No backhoe so I had fluid put in the rears. Made a different tractor out of it. I would think you have even more weight with the backhoe.
 
This one has rim guard in both the turf and R4 rears. My neighbor has the same tractor without the backhoe also and non loaded tires. Huge difference.
 
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