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04-19-2004, 13:40

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With enough time and a little care, it's suprising what you can do with a CUT. Here's a picture of work in progress to prove it.
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OK, after a few tries I figured out how to see the rest. Bliz, you're a better man than I. I think I'll go outside and wax the paint on my bucket.
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Dave,
Believe it or not, just before I got into 'uproot' mode I had washed the tractor up pretty good so I could lube it. I've been taking advantage of a really dry spring to do some jobs I would normally attempt after mid-June. There's still a lot to finish, so water and maybe some HondaBrite left over from the motorcycle will be all the cosmetic cleaning I will do until Fall. I do try to keep the mud off the axel and front wheel seals. Actually the paint on the bucket has held up remarkably well. (Wish I had some pics of today's mud run...)
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Some great pictures. You sure can do alot with a CUT. Just out of curiosity - how many HP is your Kubota? My JD is 20 HP but, me thinks it will do just fine for my purposes.

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That's a muddy L3130HST, 24PTO HP, in the pictures.
I go nice and slow, use traction and hydraulic power rather than batter my way through with speed. May take a while, but I haven't broken or bent anything. Put up 2 new (and too big) 'benign' pics of tractor and woods, if you like pics.
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With enough time and a little care, it's suprising what you can do with a CUT. Here's a picture of work in progress to prove it. For more pics just delete picture name and click your browser. bliz

"For more pics just delete picture name and click your browser." OK, after a few tries I figured out how to see the rest. Bliz, you're a better man than I. I think I'll go outside and wax the paint on my bucket. Dave

Some great pictures. You sure can do alot with a CUT. Just out of curiosity - how many HP is your Kubota? My JD is 20 HP but, me thinks it will do just fine for my purposes.

With enough time and a little care, it's suprising what you can do with a CUT. Here's a picture of work in progress to prove it.
For more pics just delete picture name and click your browser.
bliz

"For more pics just delete picture name and click your browser."

OK, after a few tries I figured out how to see the rest. Bliz, you're a better man than I. I think I'll go outside and wax the paint on my bucket.
Dave