What implements are Kubota BX specific???

[HayDR]

Not every tiller will fit and work on a BX series Kubota. CCM has gear drive tillers that are designed to work properly on BX Kubota's. These tillers come complete with a slip clutch.
No more chains to adjust or break with a CCM Gear Drive Tiller.

 

[paco]

Danny, I have the 42" auger, 9" diameter, I have plenty of clearance(10"to 12") with phd lifted up on 3ph. I looked at the 1120 series by woods, Looks cheap compared to the 1130 series and I needed to dig 36" holes for my project.(so the shorter auger would do me no good) I can post a picture as it is currently hooked up to my bx if you would like to see it.

 

[Junkman]

Can't speak for Danny, but I would like to see a few pictures of it. Please post brand and model numbers also...... thanks.

 

[ultrarunner]

Has anyone bought and used the Post Hole Digger that Northern sells for $374?

Is this BX compatable and also how long are the Augers?

Thanks

 

[GerardC]

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Is this BX compatable and also how long are the Augers?

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Yes. I bought one a couple of weeks ago. Real nice unit. Haven't had a chance to really use it yet though.

I don't think it is compatible. 9" is 42" long.

 

[paco]

Junkman, My phd is a Woods 1130 series, I will get a picture posted today as it is currently mounted on my bx.

 

[DannyD]

please do post the photos. I have not bought yet, as I am looking at some new info on them, and the one I was looking at in this auction yesterday, gave me sticker shock...........

 

[TresCrows]

With the BX, as compared to the 2410, did you run out of power, or did you run out of traction? I ask because I have often wondered if the smaller wheels and tires on the BX resulted in less traction for some reason. Maybe being small but wide they tend to "float" more?

The drive I was breaking up was pretty tough. The tractors ran out of traction and the wheels would just spin. I loaded the FEL with soil and that helped the BX with the traction but it was still a tough go. For heavy work I think the 48/400lb unit is just to big. I think still that at 44ish inch unit in the 325 range would be better. Yeah, it might not cover the tracks fully, not sure but if that be the case then it would just have to be lived with, I think it would cover enough. Yes, it was a lack of traction and weight, the little BX engine was working pretty good though and for that matter so was the 2410. I wish the BX were here now for more experiments but it resides now with my parents but I do got visitation rights--it is still mine /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif. J

 

[paco]

Here's a picture of the 1130 Woods PHD. That is two bricks stacked on end to show the clearance. Paco

 

[paco]

Sorry, can't get picture to load. I will email you directly. Paco