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Ebay Link No drilling. Used the existing holes in the ROPS.

Picked this up on ebay and it works great. Very sturdy.

Cleaned the deck, greased it up and changed the blades on the BX belly mower yesterday and discovered a couple missing bolts that secure the pulleys to the spindle. The two remaining were a little loose. Replaced them all with new bolts, lock washers and nylock nuts. Lesson learned...

Mid 70's here yesterday and I had to actually mow the front yard due to the weeds and onion grass starting to grow already. I was hoping to put it off a few weeks, but she who must be obeyed wanted it gone.

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You can so purchase manuals for most any tractor on eBay. Sometimes its nice to be able to flip pages and not stare at a screen.

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Let me check on shipping costs. It is a little heavy.

This was very informative. Is there any concern about additional wear on the front and rear bearings due to the increased size and weight or turning radius issues?

I took off my BXpanded tool box mount for a new one. Its been bent a few times and puled back, but still works fine. The plano box is broken, but you can have it if you want. $30 plus shipping from 30180

Does the hydraulic flow rate of the tractor affect the ability to lift beyond what Kubota designed the loader for? Basically if you add new cylinders that can handle the additional weight can the tractor provide enough pressure to actually utilize it?

Congrats on the repair. Now to go John Wick on those vermin.

Any issues with the 54" mower deck hitting the tires? I do like the larger tires though.

Changed the hydraulic fluid in the BX (400 hr). Came out pretty clear and the filter screen was clear as well. I hit it with brake cleaner just be safe. Pressure washed and greased the mower deck since it was off and put it all back together. Now to get to the front axle. Will use 80-90...