CHDinCT
Veteran Member
What's this allen wrench issue? My Kobota OEM grill guard came mouted with grade 8 bolts, washers and nuts. Did they make a change somewhere before or after I purchased my BX?
For those with BX with front brush guard
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tommu56
Elite Member
I haven't had mine off yet but when I do I will shim top of guard out some to clear grill it looks like it needs only an inch or so so shimming top of guard mount out 1/4" might do it as long as it clears the loader.
tom
tom
escavader
Veteran Member
A little tip .Tac weld the nuts to the frame on the back side ,and it makes removing/installing the brush gaurd a breeze.
ALAN
ALAN
radioman
Super Member
:laughing: I got a chuckle out of that one!! bazillion foot lbs :laughing:
yup ! it is tighten to bazillion ft lbs fer sure!
Singlecoil
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- Kubota BX-24D Cub Cadet LT42e
The last time I needed to take the cowling off, I was able to get it off without removing the grill guard. I took off the exhaust pipe extender, which is just connected with a hose clamp, and then was able to lift off the cowling.
shownuff
Gold Member
I did the 50 hr service on the bx 24 with out taking off the cowl, but did notice that the lower edges of the guard the paint is peeling off looks like no primer underneath it
rdsaustintx
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BXpanded
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I thought Brazilians used the metric system
(take the guard off to remove the cowl)
Yeah, I made the conversion to accomodate my "Traditional" torque wrenches. Actual spec. is 5.4 Bazillion Newton-meters for the non-metrically challenged in the group.
radioman
Super Member
Yeah, I made the conversion to accomodate my "Traditional" torque wrenches. Actual spec. is 5.4 Bazillion Newton-meters for the non-metrically challenged in the group.
:laughing: now- thats funny.