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I ran the driver (Land Pride SA10) early this winter with the 6 inch auger but didn't get a chance to test the 12 inch. Ran like a champ! Land Pride says it can only handle up to a 12 inch auger, I'm tempted to try larger. The only real difficulty is drilling straight. Because the loader...

You can see the mismatch in the first 2 pictures. It wasn't quite as bad as it looks, there's a small amount of slop in the fitment, and the weight of the auger pulls it down and "off". Ground a little off the top and a small bevel and it's all set.

On one of the augers the collar is slightly too long, maybe due to the weld. So the auger won't slide far enough up the shaft of the driver to attach the shear bolts. The holes won't line up. And they sent me the wrong size replacement shear bolts. Looks like I have some grinding to do....

Aside from the fact the tracks will destroy my lawn in short order, -A 3.5 ton excavator isn't offered at all places. -Even if it's offered it's not always available. Small equipment is in very high demand. And it's first come first serve, no reservations. You have to show up early, and hope no...

Funny thing is, he lives 2-3 hours from me I think. :P We probably have very similar soils. And foundations. You obviously didn't know. My foundation isn't a concern; I rented a BX several years ago and ripped out a bunch of stuff right next to the area I'm going to be working on. And my...

2 Is better than one? lol I've never seen 2 O rings together like that ( in separate grooves, yes, "loose", no), but I guess there's always a first time. The only time I regret buying something new vs trying to "fix" the old one is while I'm spending the money.

I need to move some large bushes and small trees next to my foundation. I was thinking of using the BXpanded 4 in trenching bucket to dig in between, to minimize root disturbance. I thought I would see if anyone had a better suggestion before I pulled the trigger? Is there a better trenching...

That makes sense. Thanks for the clarification.

A rock bucket is next on my list. I can't speak to size, however I found these that have removable sides. Looks like they have a mix of pallet forks versatility and a toothed buckets ripping ability. There are videos in the compact bucket section. You do have to pay extra for the sides if you...

I have a set of Land Pride pallet forks and a Redline carriage. The LP came with the tractor, so it wasn't packaged. The Redline was shipped wrapped in heavy plastic. I don't know the max load rating on either, but it's significantly more than my little BX can lift. The LP has a larger carriage...

Is that in low gear?

I have the same problem on Firefox and Chrome. Logged in or not. It doesn't seem to do it on Android. One interesting thing, Green Tractor Talks doesn't seem to have this problem.

To close this thread out, the pins from AI2 are what is needed to add earlier pin on attachments to the LA340/344 loader, because of the stand for the loader. Only the 2 lower pins need to be changed, the third pin, for the curl piston, stays the same. As of right now the pins aren't listed...

That's an excellent point.

Cat 0 is smaller than Cat 1, correct? My understanding is Cat 0 is geared towards lawn/garden tractors? Are they going to be large enough to make any difference, considering what needs to be done? Are they beefy enough to not be constantly broken by the mighty BX, considering the work you're...

I'm interested to see how well that bucket works with the BX. I can easily pull mine with the backhoe trying to cut relatively small roots. That's with the 12 bucket though. This spring I plan on getting a 6 inch bucket and a ripper. That should help focus the force. I also have no problem...

If it's like the BX (which it probably is, I'm sure someone else will be along to confirm) you just have to release (center) the controls and they'll work again. Works the same for lift or curl. It's not a big deal, I've done it many times digging into large piles.

Ahhhh You didn't mount the pallet fork frame directly to the loader. That's what I'm trying to do and where my difficulty is. Those special pins from Ai2 that attach their quick attach to the loader (2 bottom pins, they actually mention them in the video) are probably what I need to make this work.

You mounted the Redline pallet forks to your BX1880? What did you do about the 2 lower pins? The Redline pins aren't long enough and don't have the reduced end to fit the pivots for the stand. The Kubota pins can't be used because of the design of the Redline fork frame. The Kubota pins sit too...

Not necessarily. :) No change in mine with new SUDT. Someone mentioned when they raised their hyd pressure the whine decreased. One of these days I'll check that out.