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Very interesting, my BX1880 has a total of 7 hours on it. No sure if this means anything or not. I completely understand what you are saying, and find it equally strange now that my system does not seem to slam or shock itself into place when engaging the PTO..

Not hung up on cub cadet, but they showed it online the nicest. This style seems to be a popular rebranded model. What I like about this one is how it folds up for storage and can be used by hand with a handle attachment.

Funny I saw that one yesterday but sold out online and at every location !?!

Last year I ordered 1 x 48" LED light. Amazon sent me 1 case of 48" lights (12 pcs) so over $1200.00 worth of goods. I contacted them (Amazon) to explain and was promptly told I received what I ordered.... So that was that, thanks for the lights.. Was never charged anything extra..

Interesting, this is what I have been doing, but did not notice any sort of "shock" to the coupling. If fact, it took a second or two for the snow blow to start once engaged, I figured this was to prevent the coupling from being shocked. But, this is something I will look into when I remove the...

Hey Gang, Looking for a small utility trailer for my BX1880. Been looking at some for ATV's and riding lawnmowers as they seem to be the size and price I want. Just for light duty landscaping etc. I have found this one to be interesting, seems to be rebranded by numerous companies, but all from...

I am a new owner of a BX1880 and I very happy with my purchase. I got a 50" blower on the front (w/ ballast box in rear) and 54" belly mower and a 48" rear levelling blade. I have no issue with snow removable at all. Up here in Canada the price difference between the BX1880 and BX2380 was...

Yes, I agree. I tend to lift slowly and not to full height (if possible). I am probably saving nothing by babying it. I typically turn off the blower before lifting quickly and to full height for a re-position. Again, not sure if that saves any wear & tear etc..

Yea, I was out just after the big snow here and it was a terrible experience. BX2816 chute kept clogging/freezing up, blew a sheer pin (of course didn't have any) and ended up finishing with 1/2 a blower. If I had waited until Sunday it would have been a colder but much easier experience...

Exactly, service was done quickly. Had my BX1880 back with 24 hours. I have no complaints.

So looks like a defective part, the image below shows what blew apart. Service guy feels manufacturing error.

Thanks, Dealer never asked if I lifted or not while snow blower was engaged. I did tell them I have only about 40 minutes of snow blowing time out of the 5 hours hours of total run time on this tractor I've only owned it for 40 days and it was purchased as new. so I hope they won't try anything...

Howdy Folks, New to the forum and to Kubota. Just purchased a new BX1880 for my 5 acre property. Will be used primarily for snow removal and cutting grass. I have about 5 hours on it so far and only 2nd time blowing snow, this morning I went out to clear the end of my driveway where the plow...