stuarth
Gold Member
anyone back form the Kubota show yet or seen any of the new attachments if any for the BX's. Looking for a Kubota low dump grass catcher like they have in the UK to be offered here in the great USA...
New Kubota BX attachments
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nh DRAGON
Gold Member
Yup, that's the one I would want also!
Here is the link: KUBOTA Kompakttraktor Serie BX
You know what I like about foreign links ..... The fact that they show BX tractors working and not carrying around potted plants
Does anyone know a part number for the auxiliary hydraulic valves that fit in the empty lever slot on the right side of the seat?
You know what I like about foreign links ..... The fact that they show BX tractors working and not carrying around potted plants
Does anyone know a part number for the auxiliary hydraulic valves that fit in the empty lever slot on the right side of the seat?
CHDinCT
Veteran Member
BX7326, I believe from memory - it's a kit including the hydraulic plumbing and levers. Cool videos in that german web site. About every model shows a cab, and that neat rear hydraulic grass catcher.
nh DRAGON
Gold Member
If only we could convince them that they would sell a ridicules amount more products if they offered them here in the u.s. Then we all would be more well off!
MessickFarmEqu
Super Member
the stuid thing is that many of those U.K products is that they are BUILT HERE.. but for whatever reason they don't sell them here.
C6rider
Silver Member
Probably because we don't have enough paper to print all the safety and warning stickers our lawyers would require.
shownuff
Gold Member
how bout that glass cab for a bx 24???...nice
jimmer2880
Platinum Member
I had a PTO powered, hydraulic lifting & dumping grass catcher on an old JD 318. It had an 11 bushel capacity.
Initially, I loved it. However, I couldn't see over, nor around the catcher, so backing up was working from memory if I was about to hit anything.
Also, there had better be a slight head-wind when dumping, otherwise I ended up covered in clippings.
Finally, with it behind the tractor, it took a wider swing on turns then the rest of the tractor. After taking a couple chunks out of my deck railing, I started to get tired of it.
Don't get me wrong. It was the cats meow for leaves & pine needles. I have wished I would have held onto the bagger when I sold the 318. I think that if I would have made it into a pure 3pt attachment, only to be used for leaves, etc I would love it again. But, if it is difficult to mount & unmount (like on my 318), I'll pass.
Initially, I loved it. However, I couldn't see over, nor around the catcher, so backing up was working from memory if I was about to hit anything.
Also, there had better be a slight head-wind when dumping, otherwise I ended up covered in clippings.
Finally, with it behind the tractor, it took a wider swing on turns then the rest of the tractor. After taking a couple chunks out of my deck railing, I started to get tired of it.
Don't get me wrong. It was the cats meow for leaves & pine needles. I have wished I would have held onto the bagger when I sold the 318. I think that if I would have made it into a pure 3pt attachment, only to be used for leaves, etc I would love it again. But, if it is difficult to mount & unmount (like on my 318), I'll pass.
