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I'm running a Woodmaxx 62" flail mower with grass Y blades on a BX2200. Lifts and turns it just fine even through tough 3' grasses. Does a fantastic job of mowing my lawn when I feel like running it.

Yes it is. I have a box of assorted zerks and I did the matching for you on my deck.

M6x1 zerk....

I got to use my flail mower today on 3'+ tall grasses. I was surprised as to how well my little BX2200 with the Woodmaxx FM62 w/Y grass knives handled the task. No problems and mulched up everything perfectly. I love my flail mower and my BX2200!

You can also use a DMM to check the impedance of your wiring. Especially your grounds.

Yeah, a flail mower does a great job. I got a Woodmaxx FM-62 for my BX2200. Been running it a few years now on and off. Last year I needed to use it to mow my lawn because I had to replace the bearings in the MMM and I was waiting on parts. As far as regrets, it was one of those things I wanted...

Check the pressure on the lift pump.

Why not try a RFM like a KingKutter with a rear discharge? You can mow right up next to trees/shrubs, underneath them, etc. The cut is phenomenal too. When I get my bigger machine, I am going that route. While I like the compactness of the MMM, I've had odd issues with it and I've realizing...

Have you checked the fluid level? Color? Smell? When was the last time the fluid was changed? Also, check your linkages for the speed control pedal.

Seat, window or door is my guess.

I had the chance to use a L4701HST MFD w/loader w/loaded R4 tires this past weekend with a KingKutter 72" finish mower. Comparing it to my BX2200 is like night and day. Ride is much better, the taller grass barely made any hesitation on the engine, and it's what I'm looking for. 22 HP versus 47...

Could be a broken tooth on a gear. You'll need to take it apart and see what's inside the magical box.

^^ That is very true! I just rebuilt mine last year because the pulley bosses had too much slop thus destroying bearings in 100 hours or less. Also -- this is imperative -- Make sure you align the shaft correctly or else NO grease will flow.

First thing I would do is check fuel filters.

How about the seals on the axle shafts? That is a common problem as they get older/higher hours.

Looks great! Got a pic at a further distance?

Personally I would rebuild it since you went this far. It sure was interesting reading this thread though. ;) I had a similar occurrence on another forum (not here) that me and a few respected diesel mechanics in my area were working on a CAT C15 in a truck, but we posted a few questions, then...

Nice tractors and puppies! I've used my BX2200 to crush unwanted/large objects. It's fun playing demolition in the driveway with old junky furniture. Sure makes it a lot easier to dispose of. I'm so good with the loader controls on my tractor, I can pick up quarters with it.

I got a wood stove, so I can make my own hot water - not fast, but I can if need be. So I elected not to hook it up. You gotta think outside the box sometimes. :)

If it makes you feel better, I didn't put my water heater on my genny. Hot water is a luxury. Having clean water is a necessity.

This is good to know. Maybe I won't be able to push it to 28". I'll have some playing around to do. I love this saw because of how dependable and powerful it is. After all, the 18" bar has done everything I've ever needed it to do for years. It just takes multiple passes. Which is another...

Last year a friend was looking at an older Fiat tractor that was listed on Machinery Pete. The owner installed a remote start push button on the side of the tractor. Well my friend stopped by the guy's house who was selling it, and started looking it over with the owner. The owner had to go...

I got tired of running Dolmar bars and trying to find odd 64 link chains for a 18" bar. Only place I could get them was online and stupid me I didn't restock last weekend and needed to chop up some fallen trees to turn them into firewood. Off to the local hardware stores... So after much toying...

This might sound strange, but for small divots and potholes, I've mixed crusher run in some Karnak roof cement and patched. I tried this trick out many years ago for a friend's parking lot that cold patch kept disintegrating year after year. The Karnak with the crusher run is still there and no...

Thanks for all of your suggestions! Normally my work boots I don't care about. They have lots of gashes, scrapes, dirt, paint, etc on them. So I never really paid much attention to actually fixing leather. It just added character to them, like what happened to these. To cut to the chase, I...

I'm new at fixing leather boots, so bear with me... I recently bought a pair of nice Chippewa leather boots and while I was at work somehow I must've had a door strike and gashed the leather and a part of the sole. They are my nicer boots for when I go to meetings. I'm bummed that it happened...

Check to make sure your hoses are correct if you've taken the loader off.

You shouldn't rely on hydraulics to hold an implement. I see some very dangerous stuff going on here. Same with just using a hydraulic jack on a car then going under it and working on it without jack stands or blocking.

Yes, the engine is mounted backwards. The #1 is where the fan is.

Saw that too. I was going to respond yesterday, but the transmission needs to be repaired or replaced.

Some of us don't have that kind of disposable income. I'm still waiting to get my hands on a L3901. But ya know, right now isn't the time with what is going on in the world.... and if that were the case, if I had that much money, I'd source the part and send it to the OP for free...

I'm happy with my 2002 BX2200. I run oversized attachments on it and sometimes do strange stuff with it. Tough as nails. It's a pleasure to work on too.

My genset has one of those filters. I think it's a good idea along with proper micron filtration on the fuel lines.

FWIW, my town uses rear PTO sweepers all the time to clear roads from sand in the spring.

Have you made sure the filters aren't clogged? There are two filters. One before the lift pump and one after. If you are changing out the lift pump, I highly recommend servicing (replace) the fuel filters.

I was thinking over the winter here that it would be interesting to start a Youtube series like "What can a running tractor PTO destroy?" Kind of like Blendtec's "Will it blend!" series. I know it sounds silly, but some people really like that kind of stuff. Stupid things like the hydraulic...

Cute doggy! :) That heater is interesting. I'd just be afraid of critters trying to a build a nest in it.

You're a good man. I work for the gov't and I don't use the taxpayers money that bought tools and equipment at my homestead. Same with parking the trucks and cars in my driveway. It's tough looking at nice F-450 diesel with a stake rack with a TommyGate lift, with a BOSS HD commercial plow...

Nice looking machine!

I use the combination of the FEL and my rear mount blower. I was going to get a front mount blower, but I have 4 foyer entrances on my buildings that require back dragging or digging out with the loader. I also need the loader for firewood and other tasks on a regular basis. Heck, I just...

This is why I like my rear blower with the 540 rpm. The slower speed helps things last much, much longer.

I'll also mention that tractors are not forklifts. Be careful!

One or two states I believe are 1,500lbs to have brakes. I actually installed brakes on my small 2,000lb trailer. It stops so nice.

I've hauled my BX2200 without MMM and bucket on my little single axle without issue. Adding the loader and a MMM and you've got a TLB, that weighs double. It's best to go with a tandem axle 5-6k. This is normally what I use when hauling my machine with the front loader and MMM or with an...

That is a very neat idea!

I use propane to heat the whole house. I also have a wood fire place that does a great job as a backup. Got plenty of wood for a very long time.

I have wings on my 60" blower on my BX2200 to make it a 70" blower. 5" on each side. Bolts on and off with wing nuts.

It is the bearings. Trust me on this. ;) It's also a very simple procedure and cheap too. Make sure you keep everything super clean and make sure you align everything correctly with the zerk opening.

I really like the smoke stack and the anodized fittings.

I got a Reliance Pro/Tran2: https://www.amazon.com/30-Amp-10-Circuit-Manual-Transfer-Optional/dp/B00YHLCMHM/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=protran2&qid=1638561107&s=lawn-garden&sr=1-5

I know that it's what I call a "deathdapter". The only problem with the transfer switch, is that it doesn't have enough circuit space on it. Most of them are 10 circuits only. I want to be able to power the entire panel, and selectively choose what I want on the genset if need be. From reading...

The LOTO I am referring to is on the main 200 amp breaker from the grid so there won't be back feed. It will be in the OFF position with a LOTO while the genset is running to prevent this from happening. So instead I should re-wire my adapter as: 6-50=L14-30 G=empty HOT=X HOT=Y G=N

I think I'm on the right track, but I want to ask folks before doing something messed up or potentially killing others or myself. So I finally broke down and got a nice brand new generator at a very good price it's a 9kw portable genset. I plan on using it to power my 1/2HP (240v) well pump, my...

There is a huge difference between the frontal area in terms of swing on that Toro versus mounting it on a tractor. A converted rear mower put up front would stick out like crazy. Not to mention the OP would need a ballast. Assuming they have a KingKutter 72" RFM. That mower weighs about 700#...

Not that I am aware of. The frontal swing of a finish mower on the front would be very weird. The snowblower could likely be converted to hydraulic, but I don't think the B3200 would have enough flow to do a good job as the rear 540 would do. I haven't worked on a B3200 lately, but I think the...

Yes, that crosses.

I'd loosen or remove the right hand side piece to replace the T. Looks like 3 bolts on top and a line carrier holding it in place on the bottom. Looks like a 5-10 minute fix.

I'm assuming on their Deuts-Fahr agroplus67 with a 3 liter 3 cyl turbodiesel tractor... I'd say by a decent diesel mechanic 8-10 hours depending on how much junk is in the way.

I had this happen to my exhaust on my furnace on my house. A mouse built a nest in it. Luckily the furnace is very smart and does a crap ton of tests before it lights off... I had fun with a shop vac for like a half hour. Least they didn't chew on anything. Mice can jump and climb really...

If you do loader work, make sure you have those fronts properly torqued, and then check them after about 10-15 hours of use to make sure they stay put.

I like my Maxxis Power Lug tires on my BX2200.

Nice work. I like seeing split machinery. :) I do have a question though... how do you use your very tall narrow toolbox? Are you tall? Does it get wobbly? Heck, I'd be afraid that would fall on me or that nice looking car behind it. I'm short, maybe I don't understand... lol

Yes.

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That's an expensive, but pretty easy fix. I like doing those types of jobs.

Sweet deal! Most of the time I have better luck and control using a proper breaker bar and the right socket. Heck, I've gotten frozen 33mm lug nuts off Kenworths that 1" commercial impacts would give up on using breaker bars. Slow, but constant torque sometimes is the name of the game.

I use a 17mm hex on a 1/2" drive breaker bar. https://www.harborfreight.com/hand-tools/sockets-ratchets/12-in-drive-metric-impact-hex-socket-set-8-pc-67895.html

I've got a Woodmaxx FM62 and I've had mine since 2017 and I use it on a BX2200. I use it a couple times a year to clear tall grass that would otherwise be rough on my finishing mower. No issues to report. FWIW, I live somewhat close by to Woodmaxx and I picked it up. They gave me a ball cap...

So I got 3 trailers: single, double, and a triple axle. They are all flatbed style haulers. Double and triple are equipment/car haulers. They are all experiencing normal tire wear. Nothing out of the ordinary. I also keep an eagle eye to the tire pressures. Each trailer has differing amounts of...

It depends on what it is. The Pittsburg sockets and wrenches along with their US General tool chests are good. There are a lot of younger Pittsburgh fan guys/gals in my area in area making a decent living off their HF tools. If I was working full time at a shop and they told me I had to BYOT, I...

Have you tried a local machine shop? I've had them R&R all kinds of stuff for me, including making BETTER parts than you could buy.

For an industrial piece of equipment, why does one need an LCD touch screen on a welder? Seems like it would be very complex if it were to break or if the memory got corrupt it would turn into a brick. I like my Miller 200 Syncrowave...

I do hours on all my equipment including my trucks. I don't mess with miles or what not. I've been doing this for decades with no problems or ill effects. Other folks mileage might vary, but this is my own experience.

Noooooooo..... diesel forever.... lol

I've done that on 8N tractors before and a lot of other tractors and machines. Nothing wrong with it. It will actually be a tad quieter too. It's odd, I love the smell of diesel fumes, but I know it's as bad (probably worse) than smoking cigarettes... -- I know, I'm doomed.

I love my Nitrocat 1200-K. It will loosen heavy truck and bus lug nuts with ease at 90PSI. It's priced right too. I know of a couple shops in my area that have had theirs and use it every single day with no problems.

I've been a Craftsman hand tool and DeWalt guy all my life. Only because those tools were always readily available to me, and I've never had a DeWalt fail me. A few years ago I was building a deck, and I got some free rough cut "large" 4x4's and I needed to make them about actual, and I used my...

Yep, I do the same. I shove the largest battery that it will fit in the compartment. Always check to make sure the +/- are on the right sides though...

Very interesting responses... I find this thread quite enjoyable to read. I'm was hesitant on asking, because anytime someone brings up brand names of tools, folks often times get very, very defensive. In any event, one thing I do know is that HF doesn't sell many 18mm wrenches for some reason...

Great replies. Thanks for the advice folks gave. I think having what I'm running now is sufficient. For what it's worth, Craftsman is still lifetime. Just if you were to trade a broken USA stamped tool, you'll get a Chinese clone with the exact same part number. Lowes has no problem doing it...

So I've got a very, very nice set of Craftsman USA made sockets with assorted goodies. Both in 6 point deep and shallow and 12 point deep and shallow in 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 inch drive. Along with all the 6 and 12 point box wrenches. All made in the USA. My father and I pitched in the early 2000's...

I had someone compare their Cub Cadet GT1554 with a 27 HP Gas Kohler to my BX2200 with 22 HP. You do the thinking/math on that one... IIRC I think it died last year with only ~600 hours on it. Hmm, my BX2200 as of right now has 3,142 hours and it keeps on ticking and works like day one.

Folks often think the hydraulics on a tractor are the same for hydraulic brakes on a car. They think if you pop off a line that you need to bleed the system by doing some kind of vacuum process, which is not true. You just put the new hose on and cycle the hydraulics a few times and it takes...

x2 on the incompatible greases. I tell folks that service their own equipment not the interchange greases, along with brands of greases. Grease isn't just grease... it's actually highly sophisticated now a days.

Excellent! Know you and others know why it does this. I love doing failure analysis and tear downs.

My BX2200 has to be in N and the treadle needs to be in the middle for it to start. It gets me all the time to this day.

When I used to help a local farmer when I was young kid, we had one of these. I used it a couple times. I thought it was safe, but what I think is safe is totally different than most.

I run my flail mower level. On my FM62 it has a solid and also float position on the hitch. I use the float position as it gives the best cut on curvy ground. I slightly pick it up when turning not to tear up the ground. I do occasionally use mine to mow my regular lawn. Does a fantastic job.

I use mine to pick up my MMM to relocate it for the season.

That does not make any sense. Even though the manufacturer doesn't mention it, does not mean you can use one. You can easily run a 60" flail mower on that B2601. People do it all the time.

I have a Woodmaxx FM62 on my little BX2200 and I have the Y knives on it. Y knives are grass knives and do a phenomenal job being used for finish mowing or grass/very light brush cutting. The hammer knives are used for brush cutting and for rocks/rough terrain and they leave a rougher finish...

How does it work and do you like it?

Welcome! I like your handle btw. :)

For those that like or try to fix their MMM, but keep running into toasted bearings more often, make sure you are putting your boss and shaft together correctly... I recently helped two folks out in my local area that kept eating through bearings, because the lack of lube or lube wasn't going...

I do recommend a smaller 42" - 48" tiller for the BX. I also highly recommend you get very familiar with a slip clutch. Especially if you plan to leave it outside. Rust and corrosion is your enemy. Plenty of folks on here broke gearboxes on small and large machines using tillers and bushhogs...

I run a Woodmaxx FM-62 62" flail mower on my BX2200. I like I can cut tall grass and small saplings safely, then go ahead and mow my lawn with it. I'm running Woodmaxx's exclusive Y grass knives on it. (They are actually a Y with a center piece like this: \|/ ) Does a great job! Here's...

In the pictures, I see them running it with a L3901, so that machine has around 30 HP to the PTO and your B7800 has 22 HP to the PTO. Both can lift about the same. I would say it should work.

Yep, I'm a HAM radio operator! If I ever get a cab tractor, I'm for sure going to install a HAM radio in it... probably only do a 1/4 wave 2m antenna on it though to keep it from getting destroyed by trees. 73's KC2QQR

There is a owners manual for your tractor itself, then a separate owners manual for the loader.

For reliability, manual handle is much better.

I'll add... tractors are not forklifts and as Jeff said, you can't pick up a laden pallet. With proper ballasting, I've lifted at most a 1/2 pallet of light material like mulch. Where they come in handy is that I built a wooden box mounted to a pallet to put rubbish like leaves/twigs/sticks...

I can turn my BX2200 into a mulcher in 2 minutes with a piece of sheetmetal and a C-clamp. Cost me nothing, because I found both at the junkyard in a retired service van.

The way I tell folks, is you need to treat it like driving a standard shift car/truck... you ease into it at low RPMs without stalling to get the max life out of a clutch.

I just use the Titan Attachment clamp on forks. Always works well for me. It's also nice they are not machine specific and I can share the wealth with my neighbor on his machine.

I noticed the cut on the thicker grass was less blotchy. It actually cut the grass better. Not sure why, but I'm thinking it has something to do with torque. With normal height grass, could tell no difference. I did notice that the diesel rode less shaky/bumpy, probably due to the mass of the...

Yes, get the diesel! :) I recently tested both Kubota options of a 24HP gas 60" ZT and a 24HP diesel 60" ZT in tall, thick grass and the difference became apparent rather quickly. The diesel also sounded better and it was a bit quieter and it didn't sound like a "lawn mower".

There are additives by PowerService that can mitigate algae. I add it to my fuel tanks once a year, even up in the northeast...

Very cool! I really want to get a diesel lawn tractor. Just because they are neat.

Don't feel bad... there are a lot of things I own that a "homeowner" just shouldn't own or have... lol I like everything industrial grade. It drives people insane though. My next house I want to build will be industrial warehouse style... double-block concrete walls, steel I-Beam everything...

I would replace the battery. Batteries are consumable items and need replacing every few years. When you replace it, make sure to get a paint pen and write the date of replacement on it. If you want to be double sure your battery is shot, when you bring it to the parts store, ask them to do a...

Your tracks might be a tad too tight.

I'll add one more thing... it's pretty slick to post this on a public forum -- especially if it's a username or email address you use in other places and slip up. Forums and other places where I'd look, along with eBay, CL, etc. If there was reason to believe of a criminal act, the forums...

A few years ago a buddy who worked for a towing company brought me on as a "repo scout". Basically I would go around with paperwork and locate repos. From cars, trucks, semis, motorhomes, trailers, motorcycles, and yes, even tractors and other farm equipment. I would have to observe and work...

If I lived closer I'd do it for a gallon of maple syrup...

Yeah, I have those options. I currently got it mounted to a "used" deck I found on the side of the road. This engine has been mounted to several decks in it's lifetime. I can't believe some of the stuff I find, especially on clean out days. People have no sense of keeping anything. Guess it's...

I am looking for a generic new pusher mower deck. Basically one with the handle bars, the deck, and wheels. I don't care if it's assembled or not. I have an nice 7 HP Briggs I just rebuilt and I want to put it on a new deck. I did fuddle around with replacement parts sites, but it's like you...

You likely broke the lift rod in the cylinder case or cracked/sheared the lift arms. Since there is noise emanating from the transmission, I also have reason to believe there might be carnage done to the PTO gearing. I would tow it if you can. Post hole diggers are rough on machinery in...

I don't like ZTRs they cut sloppy, they gouge up turf when turning, and leave rings around things when going around them from the tires. Yes, they do cut fast, but do a sloppy job at it. When I used to work for a company that did lawn care, they told us to go fast because then it avoids the...

Well that's a good find! Do you need help getting it fixed? I can give you pointers.

Yeah, ballast is key. I've used my Woodmaxx FM-62 flail mower which weighs 650lbs without the loader, and I can certainly notice the front a little light. I can still run it without a loader, but I do notice it slightly, more so if I raise it up too quick. Depending on what you are doing, if...

Yes, take them to hydraulic shop. FWIW, heavy truck and equipment dealers make their own in house. They also have a plethora of fittings too. I replaced all my hoses on my machine 2 years ago. I don't need those suckers popping or leaking. It's just POM.

Also, when the tractor is KOEO, is there noise like a pump emminating from the bottom of the tractor where the lift pump is?

Someone also turboed a 2002 BX2200 (D905) about a decade ago.

I have often times wondered on my loader about where the zerks are. Every time I move lots of dirt, those holes get packed/filled with dirt.

That looks like a lot of fun! I really like your Sajo milling machine. :)

Oh, how I really want a L3901. I should just bite the bullet and get one. Very nice machine!

Have you contacted the manufacturer? Now you have a wooden Kubota... :)

I've used a heavy KingKutter 72" double-v belt finishing mower with rear discharge on my BX2200 and it worked great. No issues even up hills. I think it helps that the roller and gauge wheels make it easy to move. I can actually drag it in the grass using one arm. I know some of the cheaper...

With that kind of equipment, I wouldn't bother to pay anyone to do it. Is there something I'm missing here? Looks like fun though...

Following the troubleshooting flow charts, like a crystal ball, you'll need to split your tractor. I have a feeling the slipper clutch rusted up and it didn't slip like it was supposed to, and you stripped the shaft or something else inside of the transmission. If it was me, I'd be happy to...

Every time I use my machines I have a routine: check oil, coolant, hydro fluids, and lug nuts. I don't check them with a torque wrench, but I do see if they'll spin by hand. I do a pre-trip on my vehicles a few times a week. I've caught so many things that could've left me on the side of the...

My BX2200's loader is strong enough to lift the back end off with a ~650 lb flail mower on the back. Even if you could increase the lift capacity, the tractor is still useless because it's unstable at high weights. You sir, need a bigger machine. *I suggest taking at minimum an online...

Depending on what I'm wearing I'll slide. Jeans not so much, but when I'm mowing during the summer I'm usually wearing running shorts so I slide around a lot more. It also doesn't help that I'm 115 lbs soaking wet... yes, I look like I need to eat a healthy dose of junk food... lol Yeah, the...

Yes it is. I just had a discussion with a few folks at work. Right now we are all remote, so we are hardly using any fuel, but are using more electricity being at home. The workplace wants us back first week in August. Problem is, electricity for me is much cheaper than me driving my 20 minutes...

I love flail mowers. lol Welcome! :)

Under warranty = no way. What machine are we talking here?

I leveled my stone driveway with a box blade without ripper shanks installed. It works very well.

Interesting. I also noticed your dust seal on the cylinder came off. I love my '02 BX2200... it's been a great machine.

I've rented post hole drills and a tillers for my BX2200 to do "contractor" style work for someone...

You'll be fine. I've run a heavy 72" KingKutter on the back of my BX2200. Ran it just fine and it's actually narrower by 3" than the 60" MMM because of the chute.

Pardon my humor... but that's a rather nice infestation. lol What will get rid of rodents is moth balls and a tub of open Clorox. Both of those will keep them away of kept enclosed in a cab. I recommended this to my buddy who is a grain farmer when they put their machines away for the winter...

I'm so happy that my BX2200 is all metal (for the most part). I remember getting the urge to get a newer BX, but eeerrred on the plastic bits.

According to the downtown Scottsville, KY historic register: ALS 45: Graves Block, 103 S. Court Street, 1935.This two-story, brick, L-shaped commercial building has a storefront on South Court and a garage/service entrance on Maple Street. The stepped parapet is capped with ceramic tile. The...

If anything, I want an air-ride seat for my truck...

BX machines use the transmission as the pump for everything.

There are many reasons why it could be double the amount of time. There could be inline coolers, twice the amount of fluid, etc.

Read the owners manual. It gives a chart of how long to idle before stressing the machine. From working for companies that I've used very expensive excavators and loaders, the supervisors expect us to warm up the machine prior to use. Some machines won't let you move them or move them very...

With proper care, the BX transmission should last 10-12k hours. The swash plate tolerances are likely low from wear, and that is why your are getting the ultrasonic/high pitch noise. This is actually considered cavitation.

Yeah, I actually have large clean drain pans that hold 5-6 gallons. I just bought more SUDT2 and got my parts. Fortunately since it's warmed up more, it's not leaking as bad. Maybe 2-3 drops a day. I'm going to put a couple hours on this fluid then do the job. I got all the parts I need. So...

Well, I'm due for another set of axle seals and bearings... These lasted longer than the originals by 1600 hours (beat by 300 hours). However, I'm a little upset. Not because I don't want to do the job, it's the fact I just serviced this machine with new SUDT2 and filter and it's only got 6...

I've got a Woodmaxx FM-62 on a BX2200 and it does a very nice job cutting thick grasses/lawn for those times when I get busy. The MMM would otherwise just clump it up and kill my grasses. I really like rear discharge versus side. My neighbor has a KingKutter rear discharge and it cuts...

I'm not sure on the size, but my favorite place is McMaster Carr...

The new layout of the site looks nice. Can you make a dark mode theme or something to tame down the contrast of the site? I see you are using XenForo. I can help walk you through this if you need help.

This is why I like having both a FEL and a rear blower. While a front mount blower is easier on the neck, having the ability to have both is just how I like it. You should consider getting a 4' snow box to chain to the loader. Edited: Tip: Close the garage door before snow blowing... keeps...

Well, after 18 years, one of the steering hoses finally popped a leak... it's not the ones that go to the steering rack itself, it's the ones that go from the pump to to the hydraulic unit to assist with the steering. I noticed it the other day when I parked it after mowing. Ordered a new set...

Yes, it will fit your BX2350 fine. Yes, I have it on my BX2200 and it works perfect. It's a 2002 BX2200. It lifts, turns, and runs perfect. I've snowblowed 4 feet deep snow before with it last year, and the machine had no issues at all. It's now going on 7 years old. I just used it...

In the coming year, or so, I am planning on upgrading from my BX to a much bigger machine. I haven't been to any dealers (other than my local Kubota dealer network to get parts, where I occasionally sight see, but ask no questions). I am very pleased with my current Kubota, and Kubota's parts...

Mine looked like this:

Tragic... could've been prevented. Always be careful of PTO shafts and drive lines! https://www.newyorkupstate.com/northern-ny/2019/05/13-year-old-girl-dies-after-farming-accident-in-lewis-county-deputies-say.html

Well, it does, but it's inside of the HST. https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kubota-owning-operating/385492-bx23-brakes.html

County Line Trailer Mover at Tractor Supply Co. I got one... best thing I ever bought. Here it is on my BX2200: Yeah, I know, before the safety police get me... I know... I didn't have my safety chains cris-crossed, as I was only moving it around the barn.

You may need to check the adjustment spring on the 3pt lever.

See attached screen shot...

Just in case anyone is wondering... yes a BX will lift a 62" flail mower and it works it just fine. Weighs about 700#. I use it for mowing my lawn when I feel like switching it up from a rotary.

I've repaired and replaced my headlight switch on my BX2200 multiple times in it's lifetime. I am now trying to find a suitable replacement... I was reading this thread: https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kubota-owning-operating/180001-crappy-switches-bx-2200-a-2.html Post in particular...

I got lucky. It wasn't the Tube 1, it was the 45 degree fitting from the Tube 1 to the Hydraulic Block. Somehow it got a little loose. Filthy mess!! This is another reason I will get a rear mount mower on my next machine... Cleaned up to see the actual leak. I ran the machine and carefully...

Does anyone have any pictures of how their steel tubes for loader run underneath their BX2200 for their LA211 loader? Particularly where the lift arm is for the MMM. If someone could take a picture of their MMM arm lifted and lowered where those loader tubes are, that would be sweet! My lift...

What I would do, is hook it up to the truck, drive it on. Then remove it from the truck, by hand, and try to lift it. If you got about 150-200 lbs on the tongue, you are good. Like the others said, you don't want 0 or negative tongue weight. Reason I asked about brakes, is because I retrofitted...

I got a couple chainsaws (Stihl, Dolmar, Polan, etc), and I noticed that on more so on my Stihl and Dolmar, the chain brake covers get cuts in them from the chain on the bottom. I attached a picture from the same Dolmar part. If you look at the picture, where the M is on the box you will see...

Take a look at the diagram. It is a very simple cam and lever system. 1. Make sure that it's not rust frozen. 2. Make sure it's not bent. 3. Make sure there is no weight being put on the cam.

I got one of these several years ago... IR 5190. I grease my deck every 25 hours of use.

I had a buddy buy a BX2660 and wanted to bring it home on a HF trailer... Told him no... I will do it for free. I didn't want to see a brand new tractor all over someone's car. Do it right and call a buddy if you don't have the right equipment... This is my setup:

Yes, there will be one on each side. No YouTubes from what I can see. Here's what I'm referring to: Red is the connections to the hyd oil cooler, the orange are the o-rings.

Float is all the way up. Past the detent for down pressure. Float is great for smoothing topsoil or sand out. Or grade control.

I heard about this on the radio, thought I'd pass this along. Tractor Rollbar | Rollover Protection | National ROPS Rebate Program Excerpt from their website: What does the NTSC do? To fulfill its mission, the National Tractor Safety Coalition is currently working to reduce tractor overturn...

For those that know, I bought a nice Woodmaxx FM-62 flail mower this summer and have been using it on my BX2200. Works great and does what it needs to do in that regard. It is a very reliable tractor and has always been there for me no matter what I've put it through. I've got about 1400 hours...

I need some thoughts and opinions... I am looking at a Woodmaxx 62" Flail Mower on a BX2200 for mowing my lawn. Some said that I should go with the 54" model, but I want the same cutting width as my 60" MMM. However, most have told me that it will work fine for light duty (general mowing of...