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thanks for all the replies, possibly should have looked at the Cub but just had trouble believing it wouldn't slide on the slopes when dry or damp :cautious:🍻

My departed GR2120 ( bought a new one) had developed the leaking gearbox seal on the mower deck. In looking at it I noted the breather valve had a 5 stamped on it. Removing the valve I noted that is was spring loaded and would require X amount of pressure to open (5lbs?). That coupled with the...

Not at those prices :( :eek: 🍻

My hills are quite steep and most I've talked to advised against a zero turn. I've had several regular mowers in the past and sliding down hills sideways is not something the wife would enjoy as she likes to mow. so the 4wd was almost mandatory. The weather here can be quite unpredictable...

It's done the job for 8 years and was still going. I've considered jumping up to a small B series but we're back to disengaging the 4WD on tight turns and weight issues. The GR is ~ 950 lbs, BX 1880 ~ 1400 with the deck, also more $$ :(

I have a B3200 which is not quite as big but none the less I finally figured out it was too heavy for the lawn :eek: D/A me. that's when I bought the 2120 🍻

the scalping was being done on tight turns by the front tires o the b 3200, the GR2120 had no issues ;)

Looked at the Deere's and 17K with a low trade offer was just out of budget. So I traded for a new 2025 GR for ~ 5500 difference. hoping they have all the kinks out of the HS as they've had plenty of time to do so Thanks for the replies 🍻

Thought about the bx but the 4wd has to be disengaged on turns and also concerned about the weight. I like a D/A had graduated up to the b3200 and was using it until I finally figured out it was to heavy and taking it's toll on the lawn especially in the summer months. So that's how the...

Possibly looking to replace my 2017 GR2120 with 600 hours. Wondering what else is out there in the mower category that has the 4WD and steering features (not gouging the lawn on tight turns) of the GR2120. Mow about 3.5 acres some areas with steep hills which is where the 4WD is handy when the...

:cry: I too in the past cleaned many a neighbor's driveways (mostly elderly like Iam becoming) but as time went on they passed away and there was little to no reciprocation or appreciation shown. So that slowly stopped. I'll still do it when asked if the husband is out of town. I'm going to try...

(y) yes it should be but Uncle Joe wreaked a bit of havoc on the economy. I am the original owner on the unit which only has about 550 hours on it and it's always been inside. Everything is paid for so it's hard to justify buying a new unit or trying to find a front blower and retrofitting it...

Where is your camera mounted? And do you have a brand/ model # Thanks

I do have an electric chute rotator that I put together :) Maybe my age is becoming a limiting factor (71) on the twisting and looking backwards :(

Wondering if anyone has a suggestion for viewing with a rear mounted snow blower. b3200 kubota with a soft cab. I have an inside wide angle mirror but it doesn't work that well :( Possibly another version would? But when the wind is blowing along with the blower, it's sometimes a whiteout which...

HMM may have to try the leaf blower, thanks (y)

Just wondering if anyone has an inexpensive easy way to remove accumulated snow after using the tractor blower etc. my uit is in a heated garage and when it snows enough every day to use the unit(s) it melts amd makes a small lake LOL. I've tried a windshield scraper which is somewhat OK but...

Several months back I started a post on 3pt wood chippers. I thought it would be beneficial to others to post my thoughts and experience with both the above units. They were both run on the Same B3200 with 23 HP at the PTO. They both have good points, one had really bad ones. So read on and...

Om your comment regarding the flow adjustment, I don't have my unit yet so I can only assume you are referring to the hydraulic feed rate. If so I might contact Woodmaxx tech dept and ask about it as in all the research I've done yours id the first comment on it :)

Thanks for the input. My unit is 32 HP with 23 at the PTO so I'm hoping it will do fine. Per WM 19@ the PTO is their recommended minimum. Main use will likely be for long limbs 3" or under with branches. ;)

Smart man ;) it was a good thing I missed out on several used units that sold for more than the sale price with no shipping. Most were 3-10 hours, a few had been outside and one had almost 100 hours on it. this was a DEAL!! 🎯🍻

The WM 8H is hydraulic feed :) The WM-8M is not. Both are long standing imports from China :( I have done extensive research and all have good reviews. There is a YouTube video of a review at 500 hours.😳 He says little to no problems other than regular maintenance. I also looked at a bunch...

I want to thank all that responded and give an update. I went with the Woodmax WM-8H. And for any one looking for one, they are running a 30% 😳 off sale and 🤫🤫PSSST! free shipping If YOU ORDER ONLINE. Lots of other things on sale as well 🍻🍻

Would appear as so, A Big THANK YOU for that. The response I received from them on Ebay concurs with the yelp postings IMO

I'm in the market for a woodchipper and ran across these guys on sleaze bay. They have a machine somewhat similar to a Woodmaxx WM-8H which from my hours of research seems to be the top dog for my needs and compatibility with my B3200 (23 PTO HP) They claim to have been in business 20 years...

If you haven't bought anything yet I have a couple of near new meters. One is an Innova, Meter (click on link) Don't think it's ever been used, 60.00 shipped w/ insurance the other I'm not sure of the brand right now possibly a KAL? 30.00 shipped. The Innova is literally new. can get pic's if...

Yes they seem durable. I actually think they are made in the US, I use 1, 2 or 3 per implement. Certainly is nice to roll them around to hook up or store 🍺

Having owned several b series tractors with belly mowers it was always a struggle to DRAG the mower out from under the tractor. This due to the center rear wheels being stationary. I discovered a quick and cheap solution. harbor freight sells a small 18 x12 dolly for 13.00 ( 9.99 on sale) that...

I am cutting and pasting from a post i put up on another site that requested more information so here it is ;) The alternator I am currently using is a Tuff Stuff...

I just finished what I believe and hope is the last upgraded alternator on my B3200. I believe this mod will work on other b series units as well but I'm not 100% sure. This all started last year when I decided to add a cab for winter work. The cab came with a FREE 300W heater. Hot idea (pun...

thanks for the suggestions guys:) That actually was my first thought but not to be. I've done this type of work for the last 50 years half of that in engineering. After my fiasco, still questioning my findings, I verified them with my load tester and it failed that as well :( Also wondered...

What a fun day I had. Fairly cool out this AM So I though I'll get the lawn mowed. So I jump on the 2120 and start mowing. About ½ way through I stopped to grab a small branch that had fallen. I forgot to shut the PTO on the tractor off so it shut the engine off when I raised up off the seat...

being in the classic car / resto business for 25+ years you wouldn't believe some of the "REPAIRS/FIXES" I've seen LOL 🍺

if you are serious about doing so a couple of comments, 1. Better make sure it's real tight before doing so. 2. I would not recommend much heat as it may affect the shaft seal. 3. I would re-adjust the linkage both forward & reverse after doing so. 4.Hope you don't ever have to remove it. I...

I hope I don't either, but if I do a bit of heat will loosen the loctite. As I mentioned there appeared to be a pre applied red thread locker (looks like red oxide primer) on the screw but it obviously didn't do it's job. And yes it's a PITA to get to. The FSM shows a removable plate in that...

I have seen many comments on the slow reverse issue on these units. Having previously relied on my well-paid employees to service my tractor's (BAD IDEA). I just finished the 400 hour service on my 2120 and while doing so decided to investigate the slow reverse issue. What I found may be of...