So I ended up buying this BX2750 snow blower that a gal had used on her BX2200 tractor, which I believe she said was a 2003? After getting my hands on it, I find that the output shaft from the BX2751 sub frame quick hitch is short, by about 3 inches. And that is exactly why NHBX steered me towards an old post from a guy that experienced the same problem. There is a shaft that is 14+ inches long that looks like I can replace the original with, that is only 11+ inches long. The part number of the new shaft is 70060-02728, and costs $190.49. Now, do I buy that, or cut the mid PTO shaft, and weld in a 3 inch piece of schedule 80 iron pipe to extend, and save myself about $150. 00, to make up that 3 inch difference? What say you?I have a 2016 BX 25D and I've been looking for a used BX2750, front mount, 50" snowblower. One showed up on Craigslist today, that was used on, and purchased with, a BX2200 tractor back in 2003. The owner says she's had some back problems, and can no longer do the yearly installation and removal, and is looking to sell the blower. In her ad, she shows both a manual for the blower, and a manual for the quick connect sub frame hardware. On both front covers of the manuals, it says the blower model is BX2750, and the subframe and hardware model is BX2751. It says they are both for the BX tractor series. Can anyone tell me if those units from a 2003 BX2200 would be compatable with a 2016 BX25D?
Thanks,
Tom