Tremors and Tractors

Tremors and Tractors (and travel trailer toy haulers). Here is my contribution to the post. Kubota B2650, 2022 ATC 2917 trailer and lots of fun.
 

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Tremors and Tractors (and travel trailer toy haulers). Here is my contribution to the post. Kubota B2650, 2022 ATC 2917 trailer and lots of fun.
I have to ask, what profession are you in which requires a tractor in a toy hauler?
 
The team started the AI driving system to show how you can go down the rows with a flail mower and no driver.

Tractor decided to turn, drove up on the beds and mowed down several plants.
Oof. Everything we design/build requires an operator for that exact reason.
 
Tremors and Tractors (and travel trailer toy haulers). Here is my contribution to the post. Kubota B2650, 2022 ATC 2917 trailer and lots of fun.
I miss my old B for that reason. Was nice to be able to haul enclosed.
 
Oof. Everything we design/build requires an operator for that exact reason.
It gets even better... These are listed as being full self driving etc. etc. You can watch videos of them doing so on the website. I just found out today, during my new owner training, they have removed all self driving functions from all sold tractors pending review from OSHA (their words). So none of us have the self driving we were told we'd have.
 
It gets even better... These are listed as being full self driving etc. etc. You can watch videos of them doing so on the website. I just found out today, during my new owner training, they have removed all self driving functions from all sold tractors pending review from OSHA (their words). So none of us have the self driving we were told we'd have.
I believe it. Even the Springfield Monorail had Homer Simpson.
 
Traded in my 50 hp Bobcat Subcompact today for a 75 HP LS. Headed home to hook up to the flexing shredder and see what she can do.
 

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The N1 actually has to work today.
 

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Anyone buy a new tracker lately? I know with winter coming you may be getting excited. I just swapped out my grapple for a blade. Did all my fuel filters and added winter blend with fuel conditioner. I think I am ready to rock.
 
My subcompact. I maintain my small forest, gravel driveway, and modest lawn with it. I gotta say, buying attachments can get to be a bit of an addiction! I have accumulated a stump bucket, grapple, mid mount mower, bush hog, stump grinder, rake, and straight blade in addition to the loader and box blade in the picture.
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My subcompact. I maintain my small forest, gravel driveway, and modest lawn with it. I gotta say, buying attachments can get to be a bit of an addiction! I have accumulated a stump bucket, grapple, mid mount mower, bush hog, stump grinder, rake, and straight blade in addition to the loader and box blade in the picture.View attachment 233953
That's a nice set-up! I want to get a box blade for leveling some ground I have outback. Have you enjoyed it? Not sure if I want that, or a land plane.
 
Anyone buy a new tracker lately? I know with winter coming you may be getting excited. I just swapped out my grapple for a blade. Did all my fuel filters and added winter blend with fuel conditioner. I think I am ready to rock.
Hey buddy, so now I am curious about the grapple to blade transition. Do you have a pic of the your new setup?
I love my box blade, it is fantastic for leveling, counterweight, and I even added a 2" receiver to the back so I can move trailers etc.

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I like the box blade for what it is. It is tricky for leveling. On uneven ground, it usually goes up when you need it to go down and vice versa. It is great for grading potholes and such. The scarifiers are great for loosening up hard ground. There have been times I wished for a land plane but, to me, it is kind of a one trick pony. If my gravel driveway was way longer, it might be worth it.
 
Hey buddy, so now I am curious about the grapple to blade transition. Do you have a pic of the your new setup?
I love my box blade, it is fantastic for leveling, counterweight, and I even added a 2" receiver to the back so I can move trailers etc.

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What a beast! I love the idea of adding a receiver - smart! My front forks have a receiver, but I often need to spread the forks or take them off if I am moving a trailer around.

My grapple is off, and then I put on a frontier front blade. I can post a photo when I get home! :)
 
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