BX25D. Mod #1 and continued.

[PapaPerk]

It's entirely possible that it might just be *my* soil conditions and/or climate in my area contributing to the problem, but so far, all of the stumps in my front yard that were buried after my yard was first leveled have caused sink holes to open up many years later. The first year they opened up my wife was walking in the front yard and without warning fell through one of the holes into an open void past her knee. I'm just really glad she didn't get hurt.

Every year I do my best to re-fill them, but so far, it's been to no avail as the following year they just open up again. My plan is to finally dig them out later this year (once my tractor arrives) and deal with the problem once and for all.

Wow that's pretty crazy! Yes glad she wasn't hurt! What kind of trees are they?

 

[letsmowone]

Paul, I must say that im taken back by your talent and also your visions. I had a Kubota L2350 quite a few years ago and looking back should have never sold it, nonetheless I am pleased with my little Ford 1210. I find myself glued to this thred because not only are the mods that you have made useful but are better than factory. From a former Kubota owner I must say thank you for the pictures and video of all of your mods. I plan on using some of your ideas for my tractor too.
thanks, Jimmy

 

[letsmowone]

Paul, I must say that im taken back by your talent and also your visions. I had a Kubota L2350 quite a few years ago and looking back should have never sold it, nonetheless I am pleased with my little Ford 1210. I find myself glued to this thred because not only are the mods that you have made useful but are better than factory. From a former Kubota owner I must say thank you for the pictures and video of all of your mods. I plan on using some of your ideas for my tractor too.
thanks, Jimmy

 

[4shorts]

Paul, I must say that im taken back by your talent and also your visions. I had a Kubota L2350 quite a few years ago and looking back should have never sold it, nonetheless I am pleased with my little Ford 1210. I find myself glued to this thred because not only are the mods that you have made useful but are better than factory. From a former Kubota owner I must say thank you for the pictures and video of all of your mods. I plan on using some of your ideas for my tractor too.
thanks, Jimmy

Hey Jimmy thank you. I appreciate YOU taking the time to post your comments. As I said in this tread before, if no one comments I just assume no one is either watching or interested. At least I now know there's four or five of you and others out their watching

I've got four more mods planned for the little BX and I rate them as follows:

Mod #1. Safety feature
Mod #2. The most unpractical one but its got the cool factor
Mod #3. A handy usable item. (A lot of fabrication involved)
Mod #4. Fast and efficient.(A lot of fabrication involved)

Some of these will take awhile because of my workload right now but they will happen. Two of them will happen faster than the other two so stay tuned

Thanks again Jimmy. :thumbsup:

 

[farmgirl19]

I've got four more mods planned for the little BX and I rate them as follows:

Mod #1. Safety feature
Mod #2. The most unpractical one but its got the cool factor
Mod #3. A handy usable item. (Lot of fabrication involved)
Mod #4. Fast and efficient.(lot of fabrication involved)

Some of these will take awhile because of my workload right now but they will happen. Two of them will happen faster than the other two so stay tuned

Rest assured, 4shorts, as many if us wouldn't miss them!

 

[Kubotafan]

As I said in this tread before, if no one comments I just assume no one is either watching or interested. At least I now know there's four or five of you and others out their watching

I am sure the "others" is far more than the four or five. It is likely a good thing everyone isn't replying or you would never get any mods done if you took the time to reply to each one.

 

[glennm]

I watch the thread every day. I love all the mods and I also have the same chipper! Fwiw, I have been "screeched in". I'm sure that counts for something?

 

[RaydaKub]

My work is done. The mods have ended (not really) I'm just not posting anymore of them so its a free or all :laughing:

I've got four more mods planned for the little BX and I rate them as follows:

Mod #1. Safety feature
Mod #2. The most unpractical one but its got the cool factor
Mod #3. A handy usable item. (A lot of fabrication involved)
Mod #4. Fast and efficient.(A lot of fabrication involved)

Some of these will take awhile because of my workload right now but they will happen. Two of them will happen faster than the other two so stay tuned

Compare your 2 quotes Paul. We've got 30 pages more on this thread since you said you were done.
We knew it wasn't gonna happen and told you so.

 

[RaydaKub]

My work is done. The mods have ended (not really) I'm just not posting anymore of them so its a free or all :laughing:

I've got four more mods planned for the little BX and I rate them as follows:

Mod #1. Safety feature
Mod #2. The most unpractical one but its got the cool factor
Mod #3. A handy usable item. (A lot of fabrication involved)
Mod #4. Fast and efficient.(A lot of fabrication involved)

Some of these will take awhile because of my workload right now but they will happen. Two of them will happen faster than the other two so stay tuned

Compare your 2 quotes Paul. We've got 30 pages more on this thread since you said you were done.
We knew it wasn't gonna happen and told you so.

 

[ericdube]

Wow that's pretty crazy! Yes glad she wasn't hurt! What kind of trees are they?

It was a mix of trees. It's been so many years ago since the work was originally done, but I believe there were some oak, birch, and probably mostly ash stumps (since that's what seems to be the most prevalent trees in my yard.) Honestly, it never dawned on me at the time that this would happen or else I would have just dug them out with the mini excavator.