#86 Kubota B2601 Compact Tractor : Front Lawn. Final Grade and Seed. 

Another Great video!!!

I realize the channel is mostly about the tractor and other various around-the-house things. But couldn't we all go out on that boat fishing one nice day too? lol...

Love the rock wall. A story behind each piece. And that lake in the distance. Wow.

It's good to see I'm not the only one that battles big rocks! Like you, I literally have them everywhere. Slowly but surely I am making progress getting them taken care. Love your videos!

Beautiful weather you're having there GP! Glad you was able to get it all done! Have a good week!

You should piles those rocks on each side of your gate posts out on the concession road, It might help keep someone out of your property when you're not there.

Thanks to you I’m going to get a Kabota probably 2601. Thanks again from Arkansas.

Looks great. Love learning with you. Thanks.

i enjoy your videos, they're much appreciated, thanks for your time.

Thanks for the video Gord! I'm looking forward to getting out of the big smoke and getting back up this weekend. Take care......Rob

Keep up the good Sir, and again another great video of yours simply make made day !!! Cheers !

Nice work GP. Wow, even though you said there were a lot of rocks I realized as you went on that you have a few nice sized rocks of which you created a sizable rock wall. Nice work on that tractor. Some good looking top soil there. The lawn is coming along just fine. Thumbs up.

Never mind my previous comment regarding the music credits. I finally saw them. Great Videos.

Can't tell you how much I truly enjoy watching your videos. Your operation of Ontario is stunning, not to mention the great lake views! Here in NJ it's rather flat. If you can get some Zoysia grass plugs, give them a try they'll spread out over years and give you a beautiful thick grass carpet. Only draw back is the grass dies off in winter, but not to worry it'll return in the spring better then before. Keep Up the great videos!

GP this is a very nice place you have. So much efforts has paid off. I see you throwing rocks in your bucket and I did remember the feeling of it... about noise. When you think of it, the bucket is pretty much shaped as a speaker, amplifying the noise, directed toward you! Now that you have this checked off the chores list, I bet you've got more added at the bottom of the list. Isn't it? Thanks!

Do you ever wonder how we made it without our tractors? We just had our quick 2 weeks of beautiful fall leaves and trees and now the leaves are falling off and we will have snow soon. Then I can plow for the first time with my tractor. WOOHOO Have fun and nice job.

Hello from Australia , Job well done mate you give me insenthive to do those odd jobs around my property. Take care and keep up the good work.

Thanks for video. And involment of others on your channel

Nice job! I'll be doing a similar job on my lawn next spring. We're building a rock wall with the boulders/rocks I've been picking up from around our property and the ones I've been digging from the yard and driveway and I've been driving across my lawn to the wall location. So that's why I'll be waiting until spring.

Looking good. Those iceberg rocks can be a real pain. Have a good day.

Hi Gord. Congratulations on hitting the 3000 subscribers mark!

Great video GP!

Hey GP, you have a portion of the rocks I have ;) glad I'm not alone, the struggle is real!

WoW, impressed

Your yard is really coming together with all the work you're doing it should be really nice come spring. I see your Rockwall is getting bigger and bigger. Later

Hi GP, Looking good my friend! I need to do that on my property in the not too distant future. I'm getting low spots in the lawn where stumps and the like were buried during the construction of our house many years ago. Looking forward to it! Peace.

GP i forgot to mention, my granddaddy used to use a spike tooth harrow in his garden. The only difference was he used horses to pull the harrow. I use to follow along after him while he worked. This was many years ago. He passed away in 1968 at 70 years old. Those were some good memories i was only 8 when he died. Glad things has changed over the generations.

Too bad rocks weren't worth something .. we'd both be rolling in the green stuff then!!! Nice job on the seeding and that harrow will help a lot too. Looking forward to seeing how nice the grass grows!! Take 'er easy!!!

Looking good GP.....and I think Ontario grows rocks.....lmao.

GP a another way to help compact your soil is to Use a loaded bucket to back grade, the weight of the bucket with the load on it will tend to compact the dirt.

GP how did we ever get along without our tractors? Wish I'd got mine years ago. They are so handy. Take care my friend.

What's with the ATV? I thought this was the kubota or death channel. Lol

G P good job my wife would like all your stone we live on a sand hill some top soil but mostly sand summers must water or lawn is brown keep the videos coming God Bless PaK

What size bucket did you go with on your B.

Wow. Lot of rocks up north! I’m almost jealous. You have an excuse for a grapple. All we have in my part of the state is trees. Hopefully bringing home a much needed ballast box sometime in the next week, which I’m very excited for. I’m hoping it will make plowing a lot easier and give me a little bit more traction. What’s your hour meter sitting at right now? I think I’m at 44.8 now. Makes me sad that it sits idle so much during the summer, but it’s better than renting one. Nice to have a machine that I can hop on and go to work with in the morning the same day I decide to do a project. I have a feeling with deer season coming up and days getting shorter I’m not going to get to put down any rock on the driveway this year, but there’s still a small chance. We bought a 2007 Arctic Cat 400 automatic too, (pretty mint, only 700 miles on it) and I’m clearing my atv trail back into my property further every day so maybe I’ll put something up about that too. Good to see you again. Haven’t gotten to watch every video, been pretty busy lately but I’m hoping to catch up. Hope you’ve got that blower ready to go, only a couple of months at the most at this point, maybe even sooner. Scary to think about, but at least I can bust out my skis! I’ll see you in the next one my friend! Cheers!

Looking Good GP... I hate that sound when you are mowing the lawn and they find a rock that you didn’t see... In the Adirondacks we don’t call them rocks but Adirondack Potatoes, cause they keep popping out of the ground...Chief {NYS/ADK}

Come spring time, lots of grass to cut. How's the ice fishing on the lake?

being a new subscriber I have not yet watched all your videos, I was wondering if you had a box scraper , one would be of help to you. I bought one a dozen years ago and would now not be without one. A luxury also would be one of Paul Shorts Kubota bucket spill guards. If you haven't check out his channel Paul and Kathy Short. He is from Nlfd and does many addons for Kubota's . ps hi from the Kootenay's of BC

Great video GP, but one small problem. When you were doing the final review of everything you accomplished you should of had a cold one in your hand👍

Hi GP. I enjoy your videos a great deal. Can you list the credits for the music that you use. i enjoyed the music you used in this video a lot. I would like to know the source so I could get a copy. Thanks and keep on tractoring!

I have a grapple attached to my bucket, that would helped you..

hard to be terribly handsome and be doing manly stuff lmao keep up the good work

I know you love your little tractor, and I have been a professional equipment operator for 30 years. It pains me to see someone that make so much work for themselves. I know it takes time to learn how to operate a loader and I hope you figure things out. You bought a tractor to do the work for you. Find someone to teach you how to make that loader work better for you. Your doing manual labor that your loader should be doing.

Where's your grapple?

u need teeth on that bucket lmao i know another know it all lmao