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# 281 Kubota B2601 compact tractor. Box Blade. Grading the Range. outdoor channel.
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- čas přidán 19. 05. 2020
- Kubota B2601 compact tractor. Box Blade. Grading the Range. outdoor channel.
Stumps are out. I used the new Stump Bucket on the FEL of my Kubota B2601 compact tractor - success! Now it's time to backfill the stump holes and grade that area of the Range to get it ready for grass seed. Today, I use the bucket and I put my box blade to good use as we prepare the lane of the Range for completion. I hope you will join me for a while here at the cottage, in the outdoors. Cheers!
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Waiting on my 2601 to get put together at the dealer. Love the videos!
Hey that's great David! In a few days you will be out and about getting things done. Just in time for summer. Cheers and all the best! Enjoy your new tractor!
Man we're totally stuck between the 2601 or the BX2680! Go back and forth daily 🤯
Good morning Robert. If I may offer, my brother has a BX2680 - great tractor - he has just under 2 acres and all generally grass, and gardens, and no forest- flat land. Got it for mowing, landscaping, clearing snow and light grading. Good choice I think for his needs. If you have any more than that or a larger property, forest etc etc, I would for sure get the 2601. Big jump in performance and ability. No question. I hope that helps a bit. Cheers and best of luck!
I have the l3901 Kubota I've had it for 3 years no regrets great tractor
Another great video. Well done👍
Thanks so much Hank! Hope you are enjoying the new tractor! Cheers!
Nice tractor work with the Kubota and tools. I missed the stump bucket I'll have to go back and look for that one. Sounds like here, always trying to beat the rain! Although lately it's been every day!! Nice video, thanks. Cheers.
Finally got a 5 day dry spell in Pittsburgh area , truly haven't seen that in 3 years here!
Morning Kap. Yup, it's that time of year for sure. Got the stumps out - the first one was my first time so was a little awkward and tough with it, but it went much better on the second stump. Stay dry!
Hello G.P. Out of all the things we do with our tractors grading is my favorite. I really enjoy taking a rough piece of ground and making it nice and smooth. Thanks for the ride see you next video.
So true. Thanks Ronald- all the best!
There is something satisfying about watching land being worked, in any capacity. Peaceful and rewarding. Love these videos.
Lots of work to get extra dirt to fill the hole. Good job.
Thanks TJ! Cheers!
That shooting range has better looking dirt than my front lawn. Good job.
LOL. Cheers and thanks folks!
Another 5 star video of just having fun with a tractor. Great job GP!
Good morning and thanks very kindly Rob! Happy you enjoyed it. Be well and have a great week!
Hey Gord, nice professional job on the firing range. You re getting good with the box-blade, and grass will make it look like a fairway. There you go Guy, a putting green in front of the targets, a chip and put. Dual purpose LOL
LOL. Thanks so much Don. So long as he's not using it while I am putting. LOL. All the best and thanks again!
@@GPOutdoors Ya you better keep your eye on Guy, he just wants to keep you nervous while putting. LOL
This is the type of tractor work I enjoy, getting to move dirt and using the bucket and box blade.
Yes but mowing theraputic too.
Cheers Brad! Feels great when I'm done. You can see the difference it made right away. I need a lot more practice on the bucket work but i'll get there eventually. Thanks and all the best!
Good morning GP! ✌ You have great work done by your tractor my friend 👍😉 That front bucket and rear Box blade are a good tools to use for sure for that tractor therapy quality time 👍😊Pretty good operator on that tractor Sir 😉👌 That field will be a good garden for growing stuff like a good farmer 😉👌( all types of berries, tomatoes, potatoes etc,,, ) 😋Great video my friend and great to See Guy and his puppy dog !!! Cheers !!! 😊🌞✌
LOL. Thanks Dave! I see you have been really busy over at your place lately. Getting lots of projects done- nice! Take care and all the best Dave!
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What a dramatic difference!
Thanks Sonnic. I think it turned out pretty good. Cheers and hope you are doing great!
We want a before and after pic. Nice work. Cheers.
Morning Daniel. I'll put something together for you folks after the grass is seeded and starts growing. Have a great weekend!
Great looking range GP. Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks Karl! Cheers!
Awesome job Gord, the Kubota did that BIG JOB great with patience and finesse and not abusing the equipment! I see the grounds inspectors were out giving their approval. Looks like the walk to the target area will be a great deal easier and safer too. You all did good work. Thanks for sharing with us. Fred.
Good morning and thanks very kindly Fred. I appreciate it. Yes indeed - Guy is very happy to have them removed and another step closer to getting it all done. Thanks again - have a wonderful week and all the best!
Good morning GP those rocks make it hard to fill in stump hole but after some time you did it. That little Kubota is nice size not to big or not to small it the right size for your place. Take care friend
Thanks Richard! It's a pretty capable little guy for sure. Very happy with it. Have a great weekend and all the best!
Nice easygoing video.
💥 Look at that expertise with the box blade! I’m impressed! 👍
Keep on tractoring!
Good morning Jon and thanks very much for the kind comment. Getting a little better each time but still a novice. LOL. Hope you and your family are well. Take care!
Those are nice little projects! I love working with both my 3pt box blade and even more so with my pull type grader box. Such handy implements. Pretty neat that you were able to complete all of that excavation work with just your tractor (well, and Guy's to help pull out the stump carcass). Another nice video!
Morning Neil. Thanks for the great comment. It feels great to see it afterwards. Yup, always helpful to have Guy and his L close by. Take good care and all the best!
Hi Gord! Excellent work grading Guys shooting range! It’s amazing how much grading can be done with just the FEL and box blade. Great drone footage too! Thanks for sharing! Cheers!
Hey good day martin. Thanks for tuning in - I see you have been super busy at your place lately. The PH is coming along great! Take care and stay cool!
Thx for the video! I am home after discing and seeding my Food Plots. If you seed in some clover the wildlife will benefit more then just straight grass. I enjoy using my Kubotas all the time.
Good morning Cleon. Good stuff - sounds like you are keeping busy out there, too. Thanks for the suggestion - a few others also offered that too. I will talk with Guy to see if he considered it. Cheers and all the best!
Looks Good! I like using a box blade for jobs like that, makes it so easy to move material where it’s needed. Have a great day!
Thanks so much KH! Me too. Great attachment to have for sure. Be well and thanks again!
nice vid.
I had a nice 100m with backstop that I gave up for the chickens...lol
now we have the new tractor I'll be working on another spot in the valley, backstop is close to 30 feet on both sides. now the tractor will make things easier to cut out an area in the bank and grade with the box scrapper. a few small stumps to remove aswell. spring project though.
only downfall is the bugs.
Glenn.
Nicely done Gord!
You really got the hang of that box blade. The range is looking great:)
Hey good day and great to hear from you Mick. Hope you are keeping busy and getting those chores done. Be well - all the best to you and your family!
If you get any better GP, you could probably put icing on the cake with the front end loader and smooth it out with the blade !! I couldn't help but notice the occasional slip of the grip on this wheel or that one and thinking....that nice soft dirt is just like REAL dirty snow, just not as wet, soooo.....man o man, if the chains just weren't such a pain to put on.... Have a great finish to your week sir !!
Thanks T! I had thought about it too cause I knew it was super soft but you are right - worth the effort for the winter, but I figured I could hack it out without them. Cheers!
Nice. The Box Blade is probably my favorite. I love the Backhoe, but the Box Blade cleans everything up really nice.
Morning Jeff! Yup. It's a very versatile attachment. It gets a lot of use. Take care and all the best!
Looks like Guy will be able to open up Guy's Shooting Gallery and Putting Green Emporium in time for the season, nicely done.
LOL. Morning P - great to hear from you .I hope all is well. Yup - so long as I get a small % of the profits.:)) Cheers and take care!
Another great video.
Thanks Steve!
Looks good Gord
Thanks Colin!
Nice job leveling that all out
Thanks Al! Cheers!
You would LOVE a toothbar, GP!!
I think so too. Cheers TH!
Tractor does more than I thought it would. I run skidsteers on my channel. I’m pretty impressed!
Morning Steven. I would love to try now sometime. I will check it out - thanks! All the best!
Nice job GP. will look forward to seeing a before and after video when you get the area seeded and growing. Have a great week. Cheers
Now there's a good idea. Note to self. Thanks Roy! Hope you are doing great!
Really patient work with that stump blade, I’d never seen one before. Always enjoy a box blade video. I’m not very confident with a box blade, probably because I’m terrified to wreck the drainage system I’ve spent months working on. Very helpful and thanks GP!
Good morning and thanks John. The Box blade is still difficult for me. But getting a little better. I always find that for the first while I feel like I am making a mess or making things worse, but then after a lot of passes, it starts to shape up. Good luck with yours - Take care!
Nice job, GP. From watching your videos for the past year or so, I’d say you really have learned how to handle your machine. It all takes time. You are smooth with the operations and make good use of every move.
Good morning and so nice to hear form you Jean. Thanks - still lots to learn, but a little better each time, I think. I hope you are keeping busy and are doing well. Take good care and thanks so much for stopping by! All the best!
Hi GP,
As always very enjoyable video!
Great job with the grading! I also noticed that your box blade was tilted forward. They cut more aggressively that way, but maybe that's how you had it set. I have often times had mine set that way initially, but level it flat for the final finishing. Guy just needs a picnic bench along side the range for spectators as well as for a morning cup of coffee!
Back to your stump removal. I watched the stump removal video again and I think you're well into the learning curve of using it. Job well done!
Take Care!
Tom
Good morning and thanks for the great comment this morning Tom. Like many things , it takes me a bit to learn how to use these attachments correctly. A little better on the second stump, I think. And hey Guy is pretty happy - all clear and ready for seed soon. Yes, I set it forward today on purpose. But that is a smart idea about putting it back flat when I am ready to finish - I didn't;t think of that. Thanks! All the best Tom!
That turned out perfect GP. Very rough terrain when you stated but finished up beautiful. Wow, just goes to show you, that with a little effort and patience you can do almost anything with a tractor and F.E.Loader and box blade. I bet Guy was pleased too. Cheers my friend.
Morning Dean! Yes indeed - Guy is a happy skipper for sure. It turned out pretty good I think. Soon it will be green and all done. Hope you are doing great! Take care pal!
I really enjoyed watching. I have hydrolic TNT on my B2301. I love it and I think you would love hydrolic TNT too
Thanks Casey! Cheers!
Woke up to a tractor video. Nice. At 9:00, did you forget to buckle your seat belt? Better not let the Mrs. see this. Have a good day.
LOL. Yup, I did NH! Busted. But I got it on before she caught me. Cheers and all the best!
Wow GP, nice work there my friend. That turned out looking great....box blade really did the trick along with your loader operating skills!! 👍
Morning Dan and thanks! Very happy with it. I still seem to have a challenge trying to get the coordination of that bucket work but just need more practice, I think. Hope you are doing well and getting to use the Kioti alot! I see your wifey found the key for it! LOL. Cheers!
It’s amazing what we can do with that little B2601. Looks like your grader box is tilted forward quite a bit but it worked well! My neighbor offered use of his land plane. I’ve never used one and haven’t come up with a project to try it with yet. Thinking this would be a good one. Great job! -Ed
Good morning Ed! Yes it still surprises me to this day. I tilted it on purpose this time because I wanted it to be raised at the back. That box blade has turned out to be a really handy attachment. Thanks for the comment this morning - be well and all the best Ed!
That looks real good GP! You can not tell them big stumps where there!! When you get the grass up it will look perfect!! Have a good weekend!!
Thank LA! I think so. Have a good one!
Awesome videos. I've had my B2601 for about a month now. Your videos have been a help to me in choosing and using my first tractor. Greeting from Fairbanks Alaska!
Thanks very much Rick! And happy to hear you are enjoying the new tractor! They certainly are capable little machines. Have fun and be safe out there Rick - Cheers to you in Alaska!
Greetings Gord, Lee here, you are certainly getting to be quite a skillful operator, great looking job. Keep well, later
Morning thanks Lee! Did your package arrive? And was it in good shape? Cheers!
@@GPOutdoors Greetings Gord, no not yet, I checked the mail today, nothing. How was it shipped, do you have a tracking number? Keep well, Later
good job
Thanks so much Jim! Cheers!
Well done gord !you are expert now on the kubota and all your implements.carry on your good work.cheers michael
Hey good morning and so great to hear form you Michael! I hope you and your family are all doing well. Thanks for saying hi this morning. Take good care and all the best!
Good job without the use of a hydraulic top link. That was a big hole to fill in. I'm sure Guy appreciates your help!
Thanks so much Allen. Yup, Guy is super happy. And I enjoyed working on it. Take care and enjoy the rest of the weekend!
Interesting . I didn't think you'd be able to scrape up enough dirt to fill in that low spot . Nice job - I'm gonna go grab a coffee now ! Bryan from West Michigan .
Thanks Bryan! All done. Enjoy the coffee - Cheers!
Stump? What stump??
Can never even tell it was there!
Good job and good morning, GP.
LOL. Thanks very much Edward! And a good morning to you too!
Boy that looks like a good garden plot to me
LOL! I think Guy prefers the range though. :)) Cheers and all the best Bob!
Great job. Those rocks just keep showing up don't they ? Cheers
LOL. Good day Larry. Yup, they are hiding out everywhere. Cheers and take care Larry!
Please send some of that rain to Southern Maine. We really need the rain
LOL. I would if I could, Jean! Cheers!
You're getting handy with that critter.
If i may, you (we all that have front buckets) would really benefit from a bucket level indicator. They aren't too expensive and are relatively easier (and even less expensive to make.
I think it would actually make a good vid for you to do. You already have the skills already to whip one up in no time.
You can thank me after you've installed and used it once or twice 😁
LOL. Good morning and thanks for the good suggestion Rand! I could definitely do with a little help in that area - A few folks have suggested it as well. Thanks again - take care and thanks for the comment this morning. Cheers!
Another great informative video! I'm learning from your box blade techniques, so when I borrow my friends box blade - I'll kind of know how to use it!
Thanks Frank! I am happy it is helpful. Have a great week!
nice
Good video 👍. Range time now that the work is done
Thanks H! You bet!
Hello GP,
Great video , loved watching it. Today I start saving for a box blade.
Take care,
Ben from Nova Scotia
Thanks Ben! I'm happy you enjoyed it - good luck and take care!
That looks good enough to grow a garden 😊
LOL. Cheers Mike!
Nice job there Gord . Guy looks to be very happy . You're getting to be really good with that tractor . Wish I had a shooting range . My neighbours would hate me if I did. Set up some steel targets and it would be bang bang all day . LOL
LOL. Thanks Henry! It's shaping up for sure - he is very happy. Soon it will be green. Hope you are keeping busy. Take care and thanks again!
G P fantastic grading the whole job great hi to Guy
God Bless
PaK
Thanks - I will Peter! Cheers!
Good day Gp Guy shooting range is starting to look like a driveway good job 👍. His not going to have a hard time mowing the grass. You might need to do the rest of the yard now lol. Have a good day
LOL. Cheers and thanks Denis!
Gord your better with Box Blade then bucket .
LOL. Good morning Leo. I agree. I still need to get a lot more practice on that bucket. I seem to have a challenge trying to coordinate the movements to bucket properly. More practice. :)) Cheers Leo!
If we can get a steam roller attachment for ya, you’ll be a professional road paver😜. Looks good Gord, you and Guy stay safe. Cheers 🍻
LOL. Good day and thanks Chris! Cheers - you too!
Great job. Every thought about making a place for grizzly bars to screen out rocks so you have clean dirt.
Morning Larry. That's an interesting idea - I haven't, but will keep it in mind. It would certainly do well for us here I think. Cheers and thanks again!
great job
Cheers Wooly!
Good afternoon. Nice job. Not telling you how to do it but you might get a better Finnish if your box wasn't pitched so far forward. It only needs to be just a little passed level.
Good evening Jacob. Thanks - always appreciate advice or help. I think the would've worked well. Thanks again and all the best!
I need a box blade it is such a great attachment!
Very practical and good for so many things. Cheers Tim!
Be nice to have a land plane.
Morning Chuck. I think it would have worked well too. Cheers!
Planting rock seeds. I wonder how long it will take before they sprout? You did a GREAT job!
LOL! Thanks so much Rich. I really appreciate it. Once it's seeded and starts growing, I think Guy will be really happy with it. Cheers!
How's she goin'? Nice job filling the holes. Lots of dragging to get enough earth to fill the big hole but you stuck to it!!! Looked good with the drone shot!! Take care!!
LOL. Good morning Grampie! Thanks - I think it turned out ok - Guy was the Drone-master. LOL. Take care and all the best!
How well dose clover grow up there? Would be a perfect ground cover for the range as it never gets tall enough to need to mow it and as an added bonus attracts bees and deer. Grass takes work to keep it short so better to go with a naturally short plant that works well as ground cover.
Morning Andrew. That's a good question - a couple other folks also suggested it. I will ask Guy and see if he thought about it. Thanks again - have a great week!
Great job GP. I see your not afraid to give the tractor a work out. Does your bucket have a level indicator on it? Time to use the range.
Morning Seather. Thanks - No, it doesn't but a few folks have suggested it may be helpful for me to put one on it. Thanks again - take care!
@@GPOutdoors For the small cost I would go for it.
GP, have you considered getting a level indicator for your tractor bucket? It might make grading work easier to do.
Morning Rick. I did for a while but I found out that the top plate on the sides of the bucket is angled exactly as the bottom of the bucket. So I try to look at those ( when I remember). I am just really bad at it. LOL. I need a lot more practice for sure. Thanks for tuning in Rick- have a great week!
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What size box blade was it on your old B2601 if you don't mind me asking.
60". I have learned that any grading equipment should always be wider than the width of your back tires. Cheers!
Nice vid. I have a Kubota compact as well. I noticed that you have good control of dropping the bucket down slowly/smoothly. I'm new to mine, but it seems that the bucket just slams down on the slightest touch. I asked the dealer if there is an adjustment, but didn't get a good answer. Is there an adjustment or is it just lots of practice?
Good morning Tim. Thanks for the Q. I have to say I had the same trouble at first ( and don't get me wrong, I am still learning and trying to get better with it). It seemed very stiff and mechanical at first. My neighbour's L seemed far smoother. If I have the engine RPM up high, the loader is very jerky - it moves fast and if I have a lot of weight in the bucket, same thing, it is difficult to drop it or curl it smoothly. However, now I generally run the tractor at about 2,000 Rpm or thereabouts. I only rev it up to the full 2900 when I need that tiny little extra lifting power. I found out that the tractor's hydraulic power is around 95% even at very low RPMs. You get that tiny little bit extra of you rev it. Maybe try working at a much lower RPM and see if that helps.? Good luck and thanks for the question this morning.
@@GPOutdoors Thanks. Good to know about the power at 2000rpms. I'll keep practicing :-)
Nice looking range setup Gordon. Now go shoot some sub-MOA groups!
ATB,
Michael
LOL! Thanks very much Michael. Hope you are keeping well and busy out there! Cheers!
Got it sorted nicely GP, Guy must be happy with the outcome. Seems like Guy has a lot less rocks than you do. Your tractor must be due a service soon, are you going to show it on a video?
Morning Mark! Yes he is - pretty soon it will be green. I am not due for a while yet. Another 100 hours or so but I may. Hope you are keeping well and busy down there! All the best!
Is that a 54" or 60" bucket? Would you recommend 60" box blade with the 2601? My soil is not rocky or heavy clay?
Would love to have seen a wide-angle before shot on all that, you make it look so easy. How stable are you finding the B2601 on that uneven ground? I get nervous when my 2301 starts getting sideways.
Good morning MH! That's a great question. I always get nervous when it starts to lean and especially in the early days, I got really nervous. But it has helped me a lot video taping these activities because when I look back at the film, I realize that the tractor is not leaning as bad as I thought. So, after a while you start to get a "feeling" when it is starting to tilt and you just immediately know when to stop. I can't explain it better, but hope that helps a bit. Also, I installed wheel spacers on the rear wheels last year (so I could use chains) and I think it has helped having a little wider stance now. Thanks again - have a great week!
You surely are a good neighbour not have GP
Morning and thanks very kindly Pete. Always enjoy working out there with Guy and Bob. Really good folks. Be well and have a great week!
@ .36 you planted rocks are you growing more ? lol
LOL! Cheers B!
This might be a silly question GP but I have noticed that you are not using your quick hitch when you are using your box blade, is there a reason why? Keep up the great work. Cheers
Good day PJ. Great question - it is because the box blade is not QH compatible. I would have to torch off the brackets and re-weld them into the correct spacing. I bought it long before I came to understand the shift in the equipment market to QH Compatible attachments. Thanks!
Are the material quality (the bucket for example) of that kubota tough enough for that sort of beating? It looks to me a bit fragile and thin stuff...
Good day Ascenso. Great question - yes it is tough enough to handle it for sure. My Kubota dealer watches my videos and said it can take it - all good. Thanks for watching and for the good question this morning. Be well - all the best!
@@GPOutdoors thank you so much for the quick response! I love your videos and the kind of work you show us. Keep at it! I'll be sure to ask some more questions and advice in the future, as I'm interested in buying a new tractor for a exquisite property, if you care to help me. Cheers
I am very happy to , as best I can. I am not an expert by any means but learning all the time. Good luck and thanks for watching !
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Cheers LTD!
Great job, GP! How long to get the job done? Have you thought of going into the golf course construction in your spare time? Ha, what spare time! I really enjoyed this video. Thanks, and of course, Cheers!
LOL. Good day Michael! Happy you liked it. The Range is looking much better now. A little grass seed and pretty soon she'll be done. Hope you are keeping busy out there. Cheers!
I have 2 kids a wife.... but, I know that i'm still not a man until i get a tractor. lol
LOL!
For that job, how do you feel a box blade is, compared to the same job using a land plane?
Morning Joseph. Both would work I think but for sure I would use the Box Blade. It allows you to gather earth in the back of the box and move it to where you need it. The land plane doesn't have the ability to gather the material. Just my thoughts. Thanks for watching and for the question - be well and all the best!
Good work on the range Gord. Should be nice once its all done. How many yard is Guy's range?
Good day Alain - thanks! It's a full 100 yards. Hope you are doing great! Cheers!
Thanks for the info. I am doing well.
I have been using my box blade quite a bit since I expanded my backyard adding about 7000sf of yard area. Lengthening the top link makes great work at smoothing the material.
Now I have to wait for topsoil to dry and have some delivered. Then more spreading. Never ends lol.
GP, looks like plans are working out for the range. Speakin of plans, how's the woodshed/sandbox coming along. Good stuff!
Good day John! Still waiting - It will be a little while before I get the gravel for the base. But otherwise, I am looking forward to it - it will be a nice project. I may also delay it a bit until the black flies die out - they are rampant right now. Talk to you soon. Cheers!
Are your tires fluid filled? Taking delivery of my B2601 in two days.
Good morning Brian. Yes for sure - RimGuard. I really recommend you do as well. The tractor does not weigh alot on its own - only about 1671 lbs (plus 450 for the loader - but that weight is all up front). Weight on the back axle and behind for ballast helps a lot with traction and power, especially when you are working the FEL out front. Hope that helps. And hey good luck and enjoy the new tractor! You probably aren't getting a wink of sleep. LOL. Cheers and all the best!
@@GPOutdoors Thanks much!
Some buckets have teeth in the front. Is that a popular option? Under what situation would you use those buckets?
ps. not looking for a quick answer. Maybe an idea for a future video?
Morning meta. Yes, I looked at them a few times. Great for digging but they bolt on so taking it on and off might be a little work. But for sure - it provides much better digging ability - especially in the ground conditions we have here. Great question - thanks again!
Looking good here Gordon,..a good seeding of clover would make that whole area look like a carpet soon, I would think.
What is Ray thinking of seeding that area with?
Morning Reg! grass seed I believe - but a few folks mentioned that clover would look nice - I'll ask him if he thought about that option. Cheers and take good care!
@@GPOutdoors Good evening ( now ) Gordon,..
I guess I mentioned clover because it doesn't need a lot of mowing & more importantly, clover reminds me how green with envy I feel because Ray has a shooting range ion his
property and I can't have one! Hahaha!
LOL!
Firstly, I really enjoy your videos, thanks very much for all the work you put in.
Secondly, (a question only a woosie Brit from the south of England could ask) where's your arsenal of weapons to fight off bears, mouse, wolves, wolverines etc? Your woods must be fraught with danger.
may I answer some of this for you,...Moose are only semi risky to be around when the rutting season is started,..otherwise mostly, they're like cows that are scared of people and run away,...
Bears only come around if there's a source of food for them mostly put there by humans,..otherwise like 99.9% of wildlife in Canada, avoid us.
Wolverines are very wary of people too,..you rarely see them, somewhat like wolves, they are the .1 % that 'might' give a person some concern,..again, you leave them alone and they'll leave you alone. Just don't feed wild animals, then they won't come looking for you to feed them.
If you smell like food to them, then all bets are off! LOL.
Lol, thanks for the info. The biggest critters we get around here are squirrels and they scare me to death.
Good morning and thanks for the kind comment Simon. I think Reg did a good job of summing it up. Yes, they are here - moose, bear, wolves, coyote, fox, Martens, deer, but generally as Reg said, they stay away with few exceptions as noted below by Reg. The wolves - only once was I confronted by two of them, and I swiftly made a run for the front door. LOL. I keep my garbage inside and tightly tied. One night a while back, I made the mistake of throwing the garbage in the back of my truck the night before I left. When I came out in the morning , I found huge paw marks on the sides of the truck. LOL. Otherwise I rarely see them. Thanks again for the comment and question. Cheers Simon!
How heavy is that box blade?
Hi Liam - it's 450 lbs. Cheers!
GP have you considered a tooth bar for the front of your bucket?
Morning Frank. I have a few times, but it's very expensive to have shipped up here. So when I need to dig and the ground is hard, I use the root rake grapple to dig in. I think a toothier would help alot for sure when digging. Take care and all the best!
Does kubota have a manual option for that tractor?
Hey good day Pitbull. I don't think so - I think just the hydro. Cheers!
Who is operating the drone? Guy? Your wife? Inquiring minds want to know!
LOL. Good morning 4x4 - great to hear from you. It was Guy. :)) Cheers and enjoy your weekend!
That should read TO HAVE, (Thick fingers sorry)
Good work GP. Keep up good work, love the videos. I could use your help on my current project. Check it out, I'd really appreciate your support. I'll manage by doing it the hard way. Take care y'all, PEACE! :)