The 'Today's Job' thread

Storrsy

Storrsy

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TAB boom makes stacking up so much easier. View attachment 69053
Very handy. I really liked my Case for that reason- it wasn't a TAB boom but the way it pulled right back made a superb range of motion- could pretty much pick my nose with the bucket if i wanted. A kingposted machine felt totally numb in comparison
 

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William127

William127

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Good day today, little fence job done (never took any pictures) and back by 1. Unloaded a few odds and ends on the bonfire, spotted a few dead branches in the landlady's wood, hanging over the road. So that's another job to do with the milwaukee polesaw 😀👍
Did another couple of hours on the shed build, eventually it'll be going behind the little stock trailer, no more tarping up the 217r 🤞🤞
Best bit though was realising it's still light at well past 5pm 👍👍Unhitched the trailer, did a bit of pacing out and moved a couple of bits round in the containers, all in daylight 😀
 

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Storrsy

Storrsy

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Good day today, little fence job done (never took any pictures) and back by 1. Unloaded a few odds and ends on the bonfire, spotted a few dead branches in the landlady's wood, hanging over the road. So that's another job to do with the milwaukee polesaw 😀👍
Did another couple of hours on the shed build, eventually it'll be going behind the little stock trailer, no more tarping up the 217r 🤞🤞
Best bit though was realising it's still light at well past 5pm 👍👍Unhitched the trailer, did a bit of pacing out and moved a couple of bits round in the containers, all in daylight 😀
Yeah just that extra 30-40 mins on the evening now makes all the difference- love this time of year as Spring approaches. Sure the 217 will appreciate a shelter to live in- makes a big difference to paintwork fading etc if kept undercover
 
Storrsy

Storrsy

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I enjoyed today. Took me 2.5 hrs to track the machine out here and haven't seen a soul all day, plenty of soft ground and peat hags to negotiate. The ground wobbles as you track along in parts😁
 

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William127

William127

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Yeah just that extra 30-40 mins on the evening now makes all the difference- love this time of year as Spring approaches. Sure the 217 will appreciate a shelter to live in- makes a big difference to paintwork fading etc if kept undercover
Exactly, extra half hour just so you can pack up/load up/sweep up easily or do a bit of yard work makes the day feel much nicer.
Should help look after the digger a bit, really not keen on leaving things out long term and tarps are just a faff 👍
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Which axle steers on that. Assume the blade at rear in road travel?
blade and pendle axle at front .. legs at the rear to get it to steer 'normally' ... nice and easy to get yerself level with the independent legs (y) but rarely have to use them these days, having gotten everything reasonably level already ;)
 
Storrsy

Storrsy

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blade and pendle axle at front .. legs at the rear to get it to steer 'normally' ... nice and easy to get yerself level with the independent legs (y) but rarely have to use them these days, having gotten everything reasonably level already ;)
Ah ok other way round to mine then. Kinda wish the blade was at the front for roading as easier to keep an eye on it
 
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