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Do you keep your tractor with the snowblower in a heated environment? I have found that my snowblower works best when the metal is cold. I have removed the guard in front of the chute to slow down the clogging factor, and I also sprayed the chute, second-stage impeller, and rear housing where...

You know how to keep that prom dress on her? Marry her!!! :ROFLMAO:

I'll bet that you are blonde! :) I was told that you are supposed to fill that hole with sand and oil to make a slurry that will polish the piston cylinders and the crankshaft bearings. I wouldn't recommend it because it might be harmful to your tractor.

As little Johnny would say, "I like your way of thinking"!

The short answer is no, the Kubota T2738 snowblower is for a small Kubota lawn tractor, that is quite a bit smaller than a BX2230. It would be like attempting to put a fender from a Chevrolet Vega onto a GMC pickup. The only thing that the two have in common is that they are both formed from...

What is it with new members that refuse to take the advice that is offered them? A great number of them seem ready to fight and belittle those who are putting a genuine effort into helping them solve a complex problem. Last week a new member managed to get banned for insulting another member...

Why wouldn't you first consider if your tractor is one of those that had an engineering fault and see if it could be fixed by the dealership as suggested in post #7?

Are those "Ivory Flakes"?

I'm sorry, but being stubborn doesn't make it true. You are one of the doubters who refuse to acknowledge facts. Why wouldn't you even answer the question that I posed to you? Is it because it is true that they are identical products by the same manufacturer? Does it surprise you that a small...

The first picture below is the picture that you supplied in the original thread. The second picture is a picture that I found online. Would you agree that they are the same skid, except that yours is new and the second picture shows a skid that is used.

Most likely Kubota is using that same cylinder for multiple products and it is also most likely to be quite inexpensive to produce since they are buying them in the thousands of units at a time. The economy of scale, where a dedicated cylinder for just the hood deflector would be likely more...

When I looked it up under the LandPride part number it was $58.80. When I looked it up under the Kubota link on Messicks, the price dropped to $32.31. Doesn't make any sense to me. Thanks for the part number.

What is the part number for that hose holder? thanks. Your dog isn't just disinterested, he/she is just exercising the right to be aloof. :)

If you put chains on the tractor, make sure to get spacers, and should you break a chain, stop immediately and fix it. The hydraulic piping is just forward of the tire and to the inside of the tire. Not much room for a mistake or a flailing broken chain. I have a weight box on the rear of my...

Those have been commercially available for the past few years. You can also find similar items at local hardware stores and Home Depot. www.snowblowerskids.com

Since my wife got hurt 7 weeks ago I have been making all of her doctor appointments and when I need to call Isay I am her. They don't ever question the voice not sounding like a female. I do have power of attorney for all of her medical facilities, it just makes it easier to say I am her.

It is the same cylinder that Kubota used for years to raise and lower the snowblowers on the earlier BX tractors. I picked up a used plow during the summer that had the same cylinder, then removed the cylinder and sold the plow as a manual plow. The only thing that I am considering adding to...

I live alone since my wife was hurt in an accident 7 weeks ago and is in the hospital. No one has been in the home since that event. It might have freaked her out if she were home and saw it. She doesn't like mice or snakes. Living in the middle of the woods, we have both.

I have this exact unit and it is a fantastic tool for getting bolts loose when you can't do it with brute force.

Here is a video of a BX23D. Note where the loader stick is located. I never saw a lock on the BX23D that I had operated belonging to a friend. This is why I was thinking that it was a BX23S. Upon more careful examination I can see the dash pedestal.