The 'Today's Job' thread

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Stroppymonkey

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doobin

doobin

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looks a tad sticky under foot there Doob
It was fine until the rain we had :confused: you can see it was ok in the first photo with the tilty and grade board. Luckily a wagon of stone hides a multitude of shite, got it all laid out, graded and rolled as much as I dared. Really nice to be able to sit the digger anywhere to do that- major benefit in those conditions. I laid all that out on my own whilst ordering some more materials and helping harry do the fencing. Even got the obligatory 'use a tilty for EVERYTHING no matter how small' Instagram shot :ROFLMAO:

I’ll finish the fencing but the rest of the job will have to wait until it’s drier.
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JD450A

JD450A

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It was fine until the rain we had :confused: you can see it was ok in the first photo with the tilty and grade board. Luckily a wagon of stone hides a multitude of shite, got it all laid out, graded and rolled as much as I dared. Really nice to be able to sit the digger anywhere to do that- major benefit in those conditions. I laid all that out on my own whilst ordering some more materials and helping harry do the fencing. Even got the obligatory 'use a tilty for EVERYTHING no matter how small' Instagram shot :ROFLMAO:

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f**k me, you've even hired the obligatory @Gunners lookalike
 
Furniss

Furniss

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It was fine until the rain we had :confused: you can see it was ok in the first photo with the tilty and grade board. Luckily a wagon of stone hides a multitude of shite, got it all laid out, graded and rolled as much as I dared. Really nice to be able to sit the digger anywhere to do that- major benefit in those conditions. I laid all that out on my own whilst ordering some more materials and helping harry do the fencing. Even got the obligatory 'use a tilty for EVERYTHING no matter how small' Instagram shot :ROFLMAO:

I’ll finish the fencing but the rest of the job will have to wait until it’s drier.View attachment 54324
Im guessing hes got his hair caught up in that pipework !
 
Furniss

Furniss

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I’m seeing you’ve got the main screen to your side . Is it not the case that you need to be looking at it when you’re digging ? Or do you just use the we glass thing ?
Plenty of room in the machine up there and works for me, once its set its a combination of sound and lights for finding grade, but for others who maybe get more out of it then i dunno 🤷‍♂️
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Dont mention the "g" word !
in fact @Regy53 can you sensor it the same way as for instance f**k is please.
something I've wanted to build for mine, but never had a chance to have a good enough look at one, 'in the metal', to see quite how they're designed/assembled .. have pick up points already built into the underside of mine, holding the Hill hitch and 'll double up for a gripper ...... one day :rolleyes:
 
Furniss

Furniss

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Question for you @V8Druid
Turns out that the s40 shares same dipper width and centers as the old 8t kubota, its only the 8t 60mm pins that differ.
Which makes me think there may be an easy way to convert the shear ....whats your thoughts ?
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doobin

doobin

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Question for you @V8Druid
Turns out that the s40 shares same dipper width and centers as the old 8t kubota, its only the 8t 60mm pins that differ.
Which makes me think there may be an easy way to convert the shear ....whats your thoughts ?
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I'd cut the pins off internally. Mark the centres of them on the outside, then drill through with a 50mm mag drill. Insert 40mm pins, check and weld. Easy enough.
 
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