vtsnowedin
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No I haven't seen a BX 1500 up close. It would depend on where the end of the exhaust pipe is. Might need to extend it which shouldn't be hard. Can you post a pic with the hood up showing the layout?
Sims cab on my BX1500
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No I haven't seen a BX 1500 up close. It would depend on where the end of the exhaust pipe is. Might need to extend it which shouldn't be hard. Can you post a pic with the hood up showing the layout?
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Bigbear4x4
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yes , hold on please
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Bigbear4x4
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I really dont have a good photo but it sticks out about 1" at the front left lower part of cowel. close to the top / but forward of the left front tire. I would almost have to extend it with flex piping all the way to the rear I think
vtsnowedin
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If the fan and radiator are way back in front of the fire wall/ dash then I doubt it would be a problem as is. You must have some restriction coming or going from the radiator that needs to be corrected.
vtsnowedin
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If the fan and radiator are way back in front of the fire wall/ dash then I doubt it would be a problem as is. You must have some restriction coming or going from the radiator that needs to be corrected.
vtsnowedin
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Ah just looked at a BX1500 pic on tractor house. There isn't any way back to it is there? " I see said the blind man"
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Bigbear4x4
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Frustrating, Tractor works great besides that but living in Northern Maine, being disabled, having a tractor without a cab and heat just isnt gonna work !!! Probably should have bought a Deere. lol
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Bigbear4x4
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The fan / radiator has a plastic cover kind a thing which forms a tunnel . by flipping the fan , will the vacuum effect still work ? doubt it huh?
vtsnowedin
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Why not?
Stargazer
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Hi Several years ago someone said Kub makes a reverse flow fan blade for the bx series think messick said price was apx $45 you mighttry a search or call M. WIsh I could find now