Kubota BX 25

[Proletarian]

may have already been said but; check your front axle fluid. many here have purchased new Bx's with little to no fluid in the front axle. myself included

 

[rlluellyn]

Thanks for the heads up on the axil fluid and the links are great thanks guys

 

[thavil]

I bought it for my land in Oregon. Where I live in Alaska it is all bed rock not to tractor friendly. How are u liking yours? Did u have to shorten the shaft on your brush hog?

If you want a quicker way to attach your brush hog or any other 3ph attachments, buy a set of Pat's Quick Hitch. I bought mine at Pat'S Quick Hitch Cat 1, Stabilizer Bar Included but there are other sites that sell them to include TBN. Agri Supply was the cheapest and it came with the stabilizer bar.

The main reason I mention Pat's Quick Hitch is because you won't have to shorten your PTO shaft for your brush hog. The quick hitch will mount your attachments 4" further back.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

If you want a quicker way to attach your brush hog or any other 3ph attachments, buy a set of Pat's Quick Hitch. I bought mine at Pat'S Quick Hitch Cat 1, Stabilizer Bar Included but there are other sites that sell them to include TBN. Agri Supply was the cheapest and it came with the stabilizer bar.

The main reason I mention Pat's Quick Hitch is because you won't have to shorten your PTO shaft for your brush hog. The quick hitch will mount your attachments 4" further back.

I did not have to shorten anything with the Pat's because it extended the hook up over 4"s which required a new longer upper control arm and a new drive shaft for tiller, etc because the ones I had were to short with the Pat's extending the arm hook up. So, no you don't have to shorten them but you may have to replace them, I did.