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I suddenly have a clunk in front end of drive train when I turn steering wheel 1/4 turn right or 1/4 turn left . steering works fine, but when clunk hits vibration from it can be felt in floor and steering wheel. I can also see left front wheel jerk. But... if I raise front wheels off ground...

has any one tried the kubota 6315 quick attach on a first gen bx2200?

anyone have experience changing hydraulic steering lines on bx2200? I am not sure which one of the two that are sleeved together is leaking. they are the two that run from under steering wheel through "firewall" and under floor to back of machine. this looks like its going to suck to do, since...

I have been having issues with the bucket on my fel loosing all holding power when back blading. ( I am not digging in at a backwards angle) I set blade to desired angle set it on loose dirt pile start to pull back and bucket acts like it has no hydraulics on it and just follows the contour of...

Anyone know how to fix intermittent "limp bucket" on bx2200? I have been having issues with the bucket on my fel loosing all holding power when back blading. ( I am not digging in at a backwards angle) I set blade to desired angle set it on loose dirt pile start to pull back and bucket acts...

leonz I don't have a big enough trailer to bring my machine,as far as the anchor... I didn't think that I had to put in on the ground, but I will get chains it makes sense. dave I will try again to attach pics, it just hasn't been working for me.....

I need some info on a 48" hanson 3 point snow blower is anyone familiar with this company? I have only found a thread or two talking about the blowers they made for pickup trucks, and that they were underpowered. the one I found is a 3 point so I would think it would be a different story since...

Has anybody changed the seals on the pivot pin that holds front axle on? It looks pretty straight forward, but like anything when it comes to wrenching on things there can always be surprises and tricks to make the job easier....any advise?

I'm looking for a value range to put on my land pride post hole digger. I hardly ever use it, last time was 2 years ago, it seems the few times I find something to use it on I can't use it because potential power line or water pipe. so I want to sell it to put towards something I really need...

I have a pretty heavy leak at the pivot point on front axle/differential on my bx2200. this came on pretty quickly, one week just a drop or two, next week a gusher. I am not a stranger to wrenchin on cars and trucks, other equipment, just havn't worked on 4wheel drive parts. looks to me there...

I am having problems again with my Scotts/John Deere 1642 . I have gas getting into the oil pan and then mower just pukes out. last time it happened two months ago it started to just puff oil on start up then turned progressivly worse over time until it just blew out so much oil and gas through...

I just realized that my FEL isn't heavy at all! I have always used the hydrolics to unhook it and used the legs on it to hold it upright, so I never knew I have a ton of other places I can move the thing. I blew a hydrolic line so I had to unhook it in the middle of my garage, not at all a good...

Hello everyone, Yesterday at the end of the day I blew a hydrolic line on the FEL.It is the line with the pink tape (mabe it was red at one time), looks like it is coming out at the base where it is crimped on to the hose. line only blows fluid when I lift the fel or lift...

Is there a way to use the mid mount mower on my bx2200 with out lowering the 3 pt hitch arms? It is a bit frusterating to have those arms hang so low to the ground, When I back up I end up running them into the bank, or other things when I am in tight spots.

has any one converted their rigid ROPS to the foldable ones ? I am well aware of the fact that it voids the warantee, and that it is a safety issue. 99% of the time that I am on my machine there is absolutely no chance of a roll over,but there is a 99% chance that the ROPS is getting in the way...