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Originally Posted By LOW50S:
I have been looking more and more at these cubs after seeing your pictures I just wish they had a 3 point. and everyone still wants a decent amount for them. I have been looking for a little tractor for around the house. Originally Posted By LOW50S:
Originally Posted By optimus:
Knocked down and spread out some snow piles at the MIL's and checked some fence since a lot of it's melted. http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j195/optimus_prime_1983/cubdrive.jpg http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j195/optimus_prime_1983/cubfield.jpg Then we brushed the girls and they were happy. http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j195/optimus_prime_1983/satin.jpg I have been looking more and more at these cubs after seeing your pictures I just wish they had a 3 point. and everyone still wants a decent amount for them. I have been looking for a little tractor for around the house. I'm not the poster you are quoting, but: The PTO on the Farmall Cub doesn't spin at the current standard RPM for a 3 point hitch. There are tons of implements for them, but it's only a 9hp tractor on a good day. Don't get me wrong, I love my '55 Cub but if you need the flexibility of a 3pt then a Cub is not the right tractor for you. |
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Finally had a chance to bust the welder out for the year.. Made a backstop for my bucket, hopefully it keeps shit from landing on my hood. Also mounted a chain hook.
Also chopped and dropped my ROPS so I can drive under my 81" garage door  folding the ROPS down every time is a massive PITA I can't believe it's designed so poorly.
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Originally Posted By Andrapos:
I'm not the poster you are quoting, but: The PTO on the Farmall Cub doesn't spin at the current standard RPM for a 3 point hitch. There are tons of implements for them, but it's only a 9hp tractor on a good day. Don't get me wrong, I love my '55 Cub but if you need the flexibility of a 3pt then a Cub is not the right tractor for you. Originally Posted By Andrapos:
Originally Posted By LOW50S:
Originally Posted By optimus:
Knocked down and spread out some snow piles at the MIL's and checked some fence since a lot of it's melted. http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j195/optimus_prime_1983/cubdrive.jpg http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j195/optimus_prime_1983/cubfield.jpg Then we brushed the girls and they were happy. http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j195/optimus_prime_1983/satin.jpg I have been looking more and more at these cubs after seeing your pictures I just wish they had a 3 point. and everyone still wants a decent amount for them. I have been looking for a little tractor for around the house. I'm not the poster you are quoting, but: The PTO on the Farmall Cub doesn't spin at the current standard RPM for a 3 point hitch. There are tons of implements for them, but it's only a 9hp tractor on a good day. Don't get me wrong, I love my '55 Cub but if you need the flexibility of a 3pt then a Cub is not the right tractor for you. I would like a 3 point just to move things maybe small implements like small box drag. I want something that I can attach FEL to yes I know a cub is not the item but I do like them. I did see a JD 1010 today but it was a bit expensive I need something with a stuck motor or needs gone threw only way I will be able to pull it by the wife. |
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I bought an old Dearborn plow off Craigslist for $150. It not in the best shape but will work for my purposes. I don't like how close it is to the tractor, I wish the 3 point arms were a little longer to hold it farther away. It might actually hit the tractor, it was raining and I didn't play around with raising and lowering it too much.
I have a lead on a 3 point disc as well...  " />
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Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove:
I bought an old Dearborn plow off Craigslist for $150. It not in the best shape but will work for my purposes. I don't like how close it is to the tractor, I wish the 3 point arms were a little longer to hold it farther away. It might actually hit the tractor, it was raining and I didn't play around with raising and lowering it too much. I have a lead on a 3 point disc as well... http://<a href=http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a608/alphabrew/Mobile%20Uploads/7D4653F8-49E8-4005-BC40-334DC9F2A651_zpsq8iblclh.jpg</a>" /> Interested in the AAR on that plow/tractor setup. |
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Originally Posted By bigshooter81:
Interested in the AAR on that plow/tractor setup. Originally Posted By bigshooter81:
Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove:
I bought an old Dearborn plow off Craigslist for $150. It not in the best shape but will work for my purposes. I don't like how close it is to the tractor, I wish the 3 point arms were a little longer to hold it farther away. It might actually hit the tractor, it was raining and I didn't play around with raising and lowering it too much. I have a lead on a 3 point disc as well... http://<a href=http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a608/alphabrew/Mobile%20Uploads/7D4653F8-49E8-4005-BC40-334DC9F2A651_zpsq8iblclh.jpg</a>" /> Interested in the AAR on that plow/tractor setup. AAR? 
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Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove:
AAR? http://memesvault.com/wp-content/uploads/Wat-Meme-Tumblr-04.jpg Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove:
Originally Posted By bigshooter81:
Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove:
I bought an old Dearborn plow off Craigslist for $150. It not in the best shape but will work for my purposes. I don't like how close it is to the tractor, I wish the 3 point arms were a little longer to hold it farther away. It might actually hit the tractor, it was raining and I didn't play around with raising and lowering it too much. I have a lead on a 3 point disc as well... http://<a href=http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a608/alphabrew/Mobile%20Uploads/7D4653F8-49E8-4005-BC40-334DC9F2A651_zpsq8iblclh.jpg</a>" /> Interested in the AAR on that plow/tractor setup. AAR? http://memesvault.com/wp-content/uploads/Wat-Meme-Tumblr-04.jpg AAR |
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Originally Posted By bigshooter81:
Interested in the AAR on that plow/tractor setup. Originally Posted By bigshooter81:
Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove:
I bought an old Dearborn plow off Craigslist for $150. It not in the best shape but will work for my purposes. I don't like how close it is to the tractor, I wish the 3 point arms were a little longer to hold it farther away. It might actually hit the tractor, it was raining and I didn't play around with raising and lowering it too much. I have a lead on a 3 point disc as well... http://<a href=http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a608/alphabrew/Mobile%20Uploads/7D4653F8-49E8-4005-BC40-334DC9F2A651_zpsq8iblclh.jpg</a>" /> Interested in the AAR on that plow/tractor setup. They don't work together. As I feared, the plow is too far forward and contacts the 3 point arms when the plow is lowered. Hopefully I can get my money back out of this plow when I re-sell. Kind of bummed it didn't work out. |
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Originally Posted By IH1026:
You can't adjust the position of the 3-point pins on the plow? Kinda looks like they can be moved further front in your picture. That's what I was thinking, it looks like it can be un-bolted and moved forward, hard to tell though. |
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Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove:
Better shot of my issue, I'm just hosed. Pretty sure Helen Keller designed this plow. ETA: might work if I adjust the right 3 point arm so that it is pushed to the left, away from the rear tire, which would make it more parallel to the plow... http://<a href=http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a608/alphabrew/Mobile%20Uploads/44A2EE78-87E9-4ACF-99F0-F85447525528_zpsoydp1yg1.jpg</a>" /> I would just take a torch to the section that is interfering, then weld the support arm portion rearward of the top link like the other side already is. |
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Originally Posted By bigshooter81:
I would just take a torch to the section that is interfering, then weld the support arm portion rearward of the top link like the other side already is. Originally Posted By bigshooter81:
Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove:
Better shot of my issue, I'm just hosed. Pretty sure Helen Keller designed this plow. ETA: might work if I adjust the right 3 point arm so that it is pushed to the left, away from the rear tire, which would make it more parallel to the plow... http://<a href=http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a608/alphabrew/Mobile%20Uploads/44A2EE78-87E9-4ACF-99F0-F85447525528_zpsoydp1yg1.jpg</a>" /> I would just take a torch to the section that is interfering, then weld the support arm portion rearward of the top link like the other side already is. I was going to say that exact same thing. I could fix that with a demo saw in about 60 seconds. Looks like it was designed for one of those old retro-fit 3 point systems, like the kind you could put on an Allis. There is an arm that did the lifting, and probably a chain or cable was used where that eye looking thing is. |
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More mods today. Not quite finished... need to shorten the receiver hitch about an inch.... dry fit it and there would have been some interference. Plan on adding some finer mesh to the HD mesh also. Then paint. It boggles my mind they call the factory version a brush guard... and no tie downs on the front end? 
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Originally Posted By LOW50S:
I have been looking more and more at these cubs after seeing your pictures I just wish they had a 3 point. and everyone still wants a decent amount for them. I have been looking for a little tractor for around the house. Originally Posted By LOW50S:
Originally Posted By optimus:
Knocked down and spread out some snow piles at the MIL's and checked some fence since a lot of it's melted. http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j195/optimus_prime_1983/cubdrive.jpg http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j195/optimus_prime_1983/cubfield.jpg Then we brushed the girls and they were happy. http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j195/optimus_prime_1983/satin.jpg I have been looking more and more at these cubs after seeing your pictures I just wish they had a 3 point. and everyone still wants a decent amount for them. I have been looking for a little tractor for around the house. A 3 point would be nice. There's conversions out there, but the tractor really is too little for any serious 3 point work. We mostly got ours for mowing, and I'm contemplating a newer compact with a 3 point and FEL for more serious work. Didn't get any pictures, but I knocked down about 2 acres of nap weed yesterday. I'll likely head out and knock down some more in a couple hours. I also made a guard for the cutting arm, since I'm pretty attached to my fingers. 
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Clearing downed trees for the rifle range.......at least, that's what we were doing before I buried it 
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Originally Posted By bmw20:
Clearing downed trees for the rifle range.......at least, that's what we were doing before I buried it
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Originally Posted By bmw20:
Clearing downed trees for the rifle range.......at least, that's what we were doing before I buried it
http://i494.photobucket.com/albums/rr303/bwilson2013/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_30691_zps3xxvzjcu.jpg http://i494.photobucket.com/albums/rr303/bwilson2013/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_31491_zps0z94baqz.jpg http://i494.photobucket.com/albums/rr303/bwilson2013/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_31551_zps67jntjof.jpg Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Didn't try lifting the front end with the FEL? |
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Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove: Holy chit Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove: Originally Posted By bmw20: Clearing downed trees for the rifle range.......at least, that's what we were doing before I buried it http://i494.photobucket.com/albums/rr303/bwilson2013/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_30691_zps3xxvzjcu.jpg http://i494.photobucket.com/albums/rr303/bwilson2013/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_31491_zps0z94baqz.jpg http://i494.photobucket.com/albums/rr303/bwilson2013/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_31551_zps67jntjof.jpg Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Holy chit |
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Originally Posted By sea2summit:
Didn't try lifting the front end with the FEL? Originally Posted By sea2summit:
Originally Posted By bmw20:
Clearing downed trees for the rifle range.......at least, that's what we were doing before I buried it
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Originally Posted By bjohnson425:
This? you could have used the bucket while reversing to scoot her backwards. Originally Posted By bjohnson425:
Originally Posted By sea2summit:
Originally Posted By bmw20:
Clearing downed trees for the rifle range.......at least, that's what we were doing before I buried it
http://i494.photobucket.com/albums/rr303/bwilson2013/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_30691_zps3xxvzjcu.jpg http://i494.photobucket.com/albums/rr303/bwilson2013/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_31491_zps0z94baqz.jpg http://i494.photobucket.com/albums/rr303/bwilson2013/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_31551_zps67jntjof.jpg Didn't try lifting the front end with the FEL? This? you could have used the bucket while reversing to scoot her backwards. Had the forks on cuz we were picking downed trees out of the mud and cutting them up. The bucket was a couple hundred yards away and my 75 year old father was incapable of helping me get it to the tractor. The forks just kept pushing mud. I stuck a bobcat S250 back there last year but was eventually able to push it out backwards with the bucket. I have a 3pt mount receiver hitch so I just mounted the portable 8000 lb winch into the 3pt and pulled myself out backwards. The area doesn't have any bottom in it. There are several spring fed creeks on the property and they bubble up in that particular area. It's like a peat bog.......which makes a perfect area to cut a path for the rifle range! When It's done I'll be able to shoot 200 yards from my deck. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Originally Posted By bmw20:
Had the forks on cuz we were picking downed trees out of the mud and cutting them up. The bucket was a couple hundred yards away and my 75 year old father was incapable of helping me get it to the tractor. The forks just kept pushing mud. I stuck a bobcat S250 back there last year but was eventually able to push it out backwards with the bucket. I have a 3pt mount receiver hitch so I just mounted the portable 8000 lb winch into the 3pt and pulled myself out backwards. The area doesn't have any bottom in it. There are several spring fed creeks on the property and they bubble up in that particular area. It's like a peat bog.......which makes a perfect area to cut a path for the rifle range! When It's done I'll be able to shoot 200 yards from my deck. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Originally Posted By bmw20:
Originally Posted By bjohnson425:
Originally Posted By sea2summit:
Originally Posted By bmw20:
Clearing downed trees for the rifle range.......at least, that's what we were doing before I buried it
http://i494.photobucket.com/albums/rr303/bwilson2013/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_30691_zps3xxvzjcu.jpg http://i494.photobucket.com/albums/rr303/bwilson2013/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_31491_zps0z94baqz.jpg http://i494.photobucket.com/albums/rr303/bwilson2013/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_31551_zps67jntjof.jpg Didn't try lifting the front end with the FEL? This? you could have used the bucket while reversing to scoot her backwards. Had the forks on cuz we were picking downed trees out of the mud and cutting them up. The bucket was a couple hundred yards away and my 75 year old father was incapable of helping me get it to the tractor. The forks just kept pushing mud. I stuck a bobcat S250 back there last year but was eventually able to push it out backwards with the bucket. I have a 3pt mount receiver hitch so I just mounted the portable 8000 lb winch into the 3pt and pulled myself out backwards. The area doesn't have any bottom in it. There are several spring fed creeks on the property and they bubble up in that particular area. It's like a peat bog.......which makes a perfect area to cut a path for the rifle range! When It's done I'll be able to shoot 200 yards from my deck. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile ah ok the pictures didn't show up on my phone. Yeah I don't think forks would have been much help Sounds like you need to get a truckload of gravel dumped there if it has happened before in that spot.
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Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove:
Traffic was a bitch today guys http://<a href=http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a608/alphabrew/Mobile%20Uploads/D34D27D9-3537-4AD3-879F-AAFC7D6068F4_zpsa1dsg5w1.jpg</a>" /> I like that set up very much. |
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Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove:
Traffic was a bitch today guys http://<a href=http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a608/alphabrew/Mobile%20Uploads/D34D27D9-3537-4AD3-879F-AAFC7D6068F4_zpsa1dsg5w1.jpg</a>" /> Yeah but when you roll like that all the girls show you stuff 
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Originally Posted By Gopher:
I like that set up very much. Originally Posted By Gopher:
Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove:
Traffic was a bitch today guys http://<a href=http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a608/alphabrew/Mobile%20Uploads/D34D27D9-3537-4AD3-879F-AAFC7D6068F4_zpsa1dsg5w1.jpg</a>" /> I like that set up very much. Not mine, belongs to building maint crew |
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SWMBO decided we needed a pink dogwood added to the wooded area on the road side. Her preferred location was currently occupied by a low stump by a mound, so the 1025R w/backhoe was pressed into service.
The mound was a buried pile of rocks & the stump was probably from a cluster of maples - no tap root but a lot of big, long, shallow roots. 
Chained the stump to the bucket - it's upside down - for the trip to the "rot in peace" pile (aka "our stump dump") 
Filled the hole back & raked out roots etc., then used the backhoe again for the transplant hole. A bit of water & the new resident is settled in... 
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Originally Posted By TheDevilYouLove:
Got my dad's old Super C running, runs like a clock. Gonna use to take down the trash http://<a href=http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a608/alphabrew/Mobile%20Uploads/81B9C478-3873-42A4-9EA1-2E399CBED657_zpsmx3awnqt.jpg</a>" /> Nice. |
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Originally Posted By ColtRifle:
I have no desire to have a tractor without a FEL. It's the most handy tool you can own. Once you own one, you won't care about mowing with it on because it's so handy when you need it. Originally Posted By ColtRifle:
Originally Posted By Gopher:
Looking to get a new (or new to me) tractor sometime this year. Probably in the 45HP range. Seems like everything I see has a FEL on it. Is it really worth it? I can see it being useful for a few months then being a huge PIA. Mowing with one seems like it would be in the way most of the time. I would like a dozer blade on the front that worked off of the FEL hydraulics though. I worked on a ROW crew for a power company for awhile and we had a Ford 4400 and 6600 set up with the blade on the front and a Marvel tree cutter on the back. Worked great in that environment. Found the previously cut stumps and could be used to build a temporary dam for crossing creeks. It would be great for clearing snow or ice. Who make a FEL that isn't a pain to remove? I have no desire to have a tractor without a FEL. It's the most handy tool you can own. Once you own one, you won't care about mowing with it on because it's so handy when you need it. Well he's on the right track. Get one that is easy to take off. My Kubota B3200 has a FEL that comes off in 5 minutes or less. Lower bucket, drop storage legs from loader arms, tilt bucket to take pressure off pins, pull two pins, back out a foot, disconnect 4 hoses and you're done. I mow with mine and I take off the FEL often. Not having a FEL would be a mistake in my experience unless you downright know you won't use one. |
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Originally Posted By SteelonSteel:
Well he's on the right track. Get one that is easy to take off. My Kubota B3200 has a FEL that comes off in 5 minutes or less. Lower bucket, drop storage legs from loader arms, tilt bucket to take pressure off pins, pull two pins, back out a foot, disconnect 4 hoses and you're done. I mow with mine and I take off the FEL often. Not having a FEL would be a mistake in my experience unless you downright know you won't use one. Originally Posted By SteelonSteel:
Originally Posted By ColtRifle:
Originally Posted By Gopher:
Looking to get a new (or new to me) tractor sometime this year. Probably in the 45HP range. Seems like everything I see has a FEL on it. Is it really worth it? I can see it being useful for a few months then being a huge PIA. Mowing with one seems like it would be in the way most of the time. I would like a dozer blade on the front that worked off of the FEL hydraulics though. I worked on a ROW crew for a power company for awhile and we had a Ford 4400 and 6600 set up with the blade on the front and a Marvel tree cutter on the back. Worked great in that environment. Found the previously cut stumps and could be used to build a temporary dam for crossing creeks. It would be great for clearing snow or ice. Who make a FEL that isn't a pain to remove? I have no desire to have a tractor without a FEL. It's the most handy tool you can own. Once you own one, you won't care about mowing with it on because it's so handy when you need it. Well he's on the right track. Get one that is easy to take off. My Kubota B3200 has a FEL that comes off in 5 minutes or less. Lower bucket, drop storage legs from loader arms, tilt bucket to take pressure off pins, pull two pins, back out a foot, disconnect 4 hoses and you're done. I mow with mine and I take off the FEL often. Not having a FEL would be a mistake in my experience unless you downright know you won't use one. I agree. It's hard to imagine having need of a tractor and not at some point needing an FEL. Mine comes off about the same way but I've never needed to take it off. |
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Some minor adjustments and $20 in kubota new orange spray paint. I am pleased with how it turned out, knocking a hole in the air screen will be less of an issue while working in the woods now, hopefully 
Additionally, I now have a securement point in the front for transporting, and a receptacle for 2 inch receiver accessories. Will be installing ROPS mounted LED's in a week or two. 
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I had a fun couple of days at the farm/range...
expanded the gravel a bit so the 'dry feet' area is bigger. 
Heard a big rig by the gate... could it be dozer man? Oh no... someone high centered in the road. Kubota to the rescue! 
Took a big slab for a drag. I wasn't sure the kubota would do it, but it did! Approximately 8'x3'x10" chunk of interstate. 
step aside.... the big dog is here now... 
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Originally Posted By sea2summit:
In for the whole story on the truck  Originally Posted By sea2summit:
Originally Posted By GAhunter95:
I had a fun couple of days at the farm/range... In for the whole story on the truck And for updates on the range 
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Originally Posted By sea2summit:
In for the whole story on the truck Originally Posted By sea2summit:
Originally Posted By GAhunter95:
I had a fun couple of days at the farm/range... expanded the gravel a bit so the 'dry feet' area is bigger. http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc183/mschw04/5BF448F8-E132-434E-BCCA-516670CC3C08.jpg http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc183/mschw04/CF5FE4FC-7B6C-44F3-9812-4B4AFC945BBF.jpg http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc183/mschw04/1DFC5F08-3B4F-45F6-B0D7-F601268C9793.jpg Heard a big rig by the gate... could it be dozer man? Oh no... someone high centered in the road. Kubota to the rescue! http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc183/mschw04/41D10830-9C91-4B09-87A4-4114EC78297A.jpg Took a big slab for a drag. I wasn't sure the kubota would do it, but it did! Approximately 8'x3'x10" chunk of interstate. http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc183/mschw04/E9BFB466-DAA1-435B-B536-CFAD176E1C90.jpg step aside.... the big dog is here now... http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc183/mschw04/9928CC77-A989-4370-AD62-D4BF95C0034C.jpg In for the whole story on the truck The road is closed by my place. He tried to make a uturn and picked a bad spot to do it. He was empty, so a little pull from the Kubota and he got off the high spot. |
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Originally Posted By SubQ:
And for updates on the range Originally Posted By SubQ:
Originally Posted By sea2summit:
Originally Posted By GAhunter95:
I had a fun couple of days at the farm/range... In for the whole story on the truck And for updates on the range Work in progress for 12 years. Labor of love! The last few years, most of the shoots have been on rainy weekends. Now with this work done, I am sure there will be a drought
25 yard pistol, 50 yard range, and a 220 yard range. Dozer was flattening out the range and front yard, adding additional parking places, and several more camp spots. |
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