Bro-tek is good, don't get me wrong, but they are very proud of their product. I went the Amazon route. $33 for a pair, and these are tough enough for guys off roading in a Jeep. I doubt my little Kubota is going to break them anytime soon.I got my 2” spacers here, high quality
http://www.bro-tek.com/home/
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Bro-tek is good, don't get me wrong, but they are very proud of their product. I went the Amazon route. $33 for a pair, and these are tough enough for guys off roading in a Jeep. I doubt my little Kubota is going to break them anytime soon.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M0AJJ7U/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Ironic you said Craftsman. I had several 13/16" Craftsman sockets to choose from, only one fit. The rest seemed to be 1MM larger and wouldn't fit the hole.Thanks for the link.
a 3/8" drive Craftsman 13/16" deep socket fits in the holes no prob.
for the record, my BX23s has a 60" MMMThe Bro-Tek page has a list of what spacer sizes vs mower decks to avoid interference.
I got curious and checked my BX2200 with 60” MMM.for the record, my BX23s has a 60" MMM
2" spacers fit with room to spare....
looking at the size of the BX rear axles, I would say YES.Is there such a thing as too wide?