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Another FEL Use.........
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sandyc
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Bird:
If the drought continues then then we'll send the dirt back airmail!
Power steering on tractors was invented for dodging rocks in Maine!
If the drought continues then then we'll send the dirt back airmail!
Power steering on tractors was invented for dodging rocks in Maine!
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WHAT DO YOU USE THAT BOX ON THE BACK FOR? COUNTERWEIGHT OR CARRYING TOOLS? ARE YOUE REAR TIRES LOADED? WHATS THE COST ON THOSE BOXES?
Supernug,
I just got my BX1800 a couple weeks ago. The box is the rear ballast box and I believe they are about $150-$175 (I can't remember exactly). I intended to add some gravel, or cinder blocks etc. but when I went to get my cinder blocks the other night, I realized I have the boat trailer blocked up with them for the winter. So still wanting some rear ballast(as recommended by many on this forum many times)I put the one cinder block I had in, and added a couple bags a mulch we had in the shed.
I didn't get my tires loaded, and haven't used it enough yet to decide if that was a good or bad idea. I figured with the rear ballast box, I wouldn't need to and it would be easier for mowing wthout.
Overall, I did have the loader quite full a few times and the rear felt a little light, but I figured I would definately be ok with more weight added once I either put the cinder blocks in or buy some bags of gravel.
As for hauling things around, I really wish the BX had a tool box of some sort. I think I may end up adding one as some others have done.
I just got my BX1800 a couple weeks ago. The box is the rear ballast box and I believe they are about $150-$175 (I can't remember exactly). I intended to add some gravel, or cinder blocks etc. but when I went to get my cinder blocks the other night, I realized I have the boat trailer blocked up with them for the winter. So still wanting some rear ballast(as recommended by many on this forum many times)I put the one cinder block I had in, and added a couple bags a mulch we had in the shed.
I didn't get my tires loaded, and haven't used it enough yet to decide if that was a good or bad idea. I figured with the rear ballast box, I wouldn't need to and it would be easier for mowing wthout.
Overall, I did have the loader quite full a few times and the rear felt a little light, but I figured I would definately be ok with more weight added once I either put the cinder blocks in or buy some bags of gravel.
As for hauling things around, I really wish the BX had a tool box of some sort. I think I may end up adding one as some others have done.
JimMorrissey
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That's some awsome looking soil you got there. Is that native stuff or enriched with compost or something?.....gotta be compost.....
sandyc
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The rear box, could be insulated and a favorite beverage as well as ice could be added during the hot weather. There are even 4 drain holes that would accomodate melt water......or I guess you gould use it as a tool box. Your call!
