Recent content by jyoutz

In my experience, USPS is far more timely and reliable than FedEx. FedEx seldom delivers my packages to my address, always to another location. I don’t have trouble with USPS or UPS, just FedEx.

Does a BX have steering brakes?

I’m planning to build a storage tank soon. My idea is to buy a steel pallet and bolt a 50 gallon square steel tank to it. Then outfit it with a rotary hand pump with inline water and particulate filters. I can use the forks to lift it into and out of my truck for filling and then set it down on...

Absolutely. It seems like the OP’s issues are a dealer prep problem, not a manufacturing issue.

High range is meant for road travel, not pulling hills or towing trailers.

No I mean the newer style grooved R4s that Kubota is using on new machines. Like was shown in a previous post by McMXi.

I do like the looks of the new grooved R4 tires. They look substantially better for traction than the older R4s.

Lowe’s and Ace Hardware

R4s have less traction in snow, but are superior for loader work. I have them and have no problems with plowing snow, but I also tend to have dry or wet snow, but not much ice with new snow. If you are dealing with ice very often, then tire chains are the answer. Some people on this forum are...

Something isn’t right. i have never experienced this with my MX6000 loader.

Both the BX and B series have mid mount ptos.

My cheap Harbor Freight torque wrench is accurate and works well. If it breaks or ceases to perform, they will replace it free. But it’s an old school design and seems pretty robust.

Hopefully you have a cab so you don’t have to suck old style diesel exhaust.

Why would you sell it? It works great and seems appropriately sized for your land. You can’t really buy anything reliable for the price you could sell it for. And gas tractors are pretty much vintage antiques. A new BX would cost twice what you can sell yours for and have half the capability of...

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