Recent content by BuckeyeWilly

My old BX24 just started running badly with tons of white smoke. I think it was bought in 2004 and has done a lot of work for me with very few problems. I have managed to fix any issues it ever had and never had it back to the dealership. No idea how many hours are on it as meter hasn't worked...

I have an older (2006?) Kubota BX24. Had a friend borrow today to do some work at a graveyard that is run by our church. Clearing some brush & removing a few stumps and also moving top soil around. Got a call from him a few hours later saying he can't get it started. He had left it parked on a...

I retired in November so decided a good winter project would be to give the Kubota a complete overhaul. 5 years of hard work had her lookin pretty bad. All the lights on the back end where busted up so I bought a set to replace the broken ones. These are the ones that bolt onto the rops. The...

I have had my BX-24 for about 5 years now and love it. Wife says I love it more than her but we have been together for 40 years now so I think she is exaggerating a bit. :D I would like to purchase a tiller for it sometime in early 2013. I will use it for gardening and also food plots. What...

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm looking for a tractor for mowing grass only. I have a BX24 that I want to keep set up with backhoe and FEL. I mow about 4 acres total with some decent inclines, especially back by our pond. Because of the hills...

I'm looking for a tractor for mowing grass only. I have a BX24 that I want to keep set up with backhoe and FEL. I mow about 4 acres total with some decent inclines, especially back by our pond. Because of the hills I have pretty much elimated the zero turns. Wife and I stopped at our Kubota...

I'm having a heck of a time getting my BX-24 started on the initial startup of the day. I keep it in my garage which is under the house so it never gets that cold. I have to put the fuel throttle lever on full, hold the start key for 60 or so seconds and then crank and crank to get it started...