What did you conquer with your MCUT
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Ordered and am waiting on a BXpanded Piranha tooth bar! Can't wait! Have heard lots of good things about them.
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Do you have to take them all the way out to 2?
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No, just to the end of the driveway. I usually don’t bother with the tractor and hoof it but I was out and about with it anyways so I ran down there and fetched them
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You fill that can with cat litter and you might need a bit more then a 2R to lift it!Good thing you got a 2 series that's quite a load.
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That would depend upon how much wet cat pee was in it. Dry it would only be a couple hundred pounds. Now full of sand would be different.
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How many cats do you have?!
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too many!!!
2015 2025r 62mmm h130 af10f plow forks 62 disc ripper and a woods m5 Dixie mower
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We took the night off from hay as it rained today we only have 15 acres done right now hopefully getting around 10 more done this weekend what size baler are you using we round bale with the 706 but just wondering
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New Holland 66 baler. It’s about 70 years old. I’ve put a lot of new parts into it and some sweat equity. Rest of hay is now home and in the barn.
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IMO the 2025R sure has been good to you.
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Huh? We got a straight 4 hr spit of it. All along the highway 2 corridor. They said Everett North so guess you got the shaft.
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As it is 8/4 I thought I'd share my progress.
This was the beginning of the week:
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Where I finished today:
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The tree guys will be there to remove the "bulky" trees in the middle (due to the ivy) tomorrow and are bringing a wood chipper which is why most of the juvenile trees are in two piles. I've saved some of appropriate sizes to be used in a decorative project my wife and I are thinking of for a fire pit we want to build eventually. I went with two piles as I'm not sure where the chipper will be going and both piles are about at the limit of what can fit on the forks.
Issaquah Kubota dropped off the excavator that the tree guys will be using tomorrow which was fun. Had a good chat about tractors with the driver. I'll take some pictures tomorrow after the tree guys have finished up. The plan is that they'll carve up the trees into small enough logs that the 2025R can move them so I can buck them later. I'm hoping they'll also pick up some of the older trees and cut them into manageable pieces as well.
This was the beginning of the week:
Where I finished today:
The tree guys will be there to remove the "bulky" trees in the middle (due to the ivy) tomorrow and are bringing a wood chipper which is why most of the juvenile trees are in two piles. I've saved some of appropriate sizes to be used in a decorative project my wife and I are thinking of for a fire pit we want to build eventually. I went with two piles as I'm not sure where the chipper will be going and both piles are about at the limit of what can fit on the forks.
Issaquah Kubota dropped off the excavator that the tree guys will be using tomorrow which was fun. Had a good chat about tractors with the driver. I'll take some pictures tomorrow after the tree guys have finished up. The plan is that they'll carve up the trees into small enough logs that the 2025R can move them so I can buck them later. I'm hoping they'll also pick up some of the older trees and cut them into manageable pieces as well.
I only have 24.4 on mine and I'm so jealous of those extra 5 hours.
It rained pretty far south (at least to Carnation). I was pissed because it was pouring between 10 and 11am when I needed to be out cutting. Plus, my work boots got soaking wet so my feet were sliding around in them so my toes ache right now.
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