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A fabric sling and a car hauler trailer with a big winch will slip your BX right off the ground and onto a trailer, missing 1 front wheel or not. Just watch Matt's Off Road Recovery (or TRail MAter) youtube videos of them doing just that with SXS's, Jeeps and what not all the time.o_O Better...

If you have truly been an electronics tech for 40yrs, why are you whining about a wiring harness at all? Buy a few tiny spools of wire, warm up your soldering iron ,get out the heat shrink tubing and bypass this emulator you're certain was installed by Kubota before you bought it brand new. Oh...

I am the odd man out too, I guess. No additives except in the middle of winter, where -30*C is common. Add ~15ml of an antigel agent just in case the beast breaks down or otherwise needs to get parked outside when I am snowblowing. (otherwise , it lives inside)

I love these types of posts. Great job - ONCE AGAIN !

Nope-This forum is NOT dedicated to tractors, though most of the posts are of tractors. If you look harder, you'll see many many posts about Kubota mowers and even some about excavators.

Hostile much?

"won't turn over". Have you at least load tested your battery?

It was just a plainly weird thread that went off the rails early. I thank the moderators for deleting it. (saves me time watching a train wreck!) EDIT: DANG IT - IT'S BEEN UN-DELETED (just now)

Nick288 - PLEASE PLEASE stop reviving all those ancient threads. Most of those members are no longer active and you are plugging up the forum with ancient history. Send them a PM if you want to know. GEEZ

I'd be p!$$ed too if I was you ... (honestly) I do "back drag" occasionally (which I guess is a no-no?) (even to the point of lifting the front wheels off the ground while in reverse but my dogs look nearly new and I have no idea why. I have 75 hours on my machine and over 50% of that is in...

re: FAN......someone's given you some bad advice dude. Mower switch PUSHED in?

That's the spirit ! o_O

Waited ~6months for mine. (slightly smaller model) Welcome to the new normal , friend !

I have to glow my TG1860 even in the heat of a summers day (first start only) Have you verified your glow plugs are actually functioning and/or are you using them? (Id' suggest starting a new thread with a better subject line btw)

Hokie Smokie - 3 Cheers for Dan ! (and all those that helped) Glad you got it solved. This thread was like watching a good "whodunit" and I was trying to figure out if it was Mrs. Plum in the library with a hammer, but turns out it was Mr. Coupler on the side of a 'Bota with a golden(priced)...

Hi Jay Yes, indeed it was very weebly wobby. 1/8" movement on the loader joystick was a foot or more at the far end. If I "jerked" the joystick at all, I had to patiently wait for all the weeble-wobble to stop before repositioning. As long as I went suuuuuupppppper slow and deliberate things...

Super easy and costs you nothing but time to check the (removable) rad screen (and rad !) Only takes a minute. Also, only takes xx minutes to clog it up, depending on what you're doing.

I checked out your thread. VERY NICE BUILD ! I'll brace the saw onto the bracket a little better with a wooden saddle, next year when I use it. Even with 2 big ratchet straps, the saw moved a little here and there. Only 1 thing I found surprising. When I kinda got the saw "hung up" in some...

On the PTO, I wouldn't put Kerosene or diesel in there........just brake cleaner. You don't want any kind of lubrication inside of it (more than you already have-- o_O ) Yes, put 12v on that thing and it should solidly pull in and snap. (watch your fingers) If it does, then your issue is...

Trimmed some limbs (24' up )from a Maple tree near the house using a hairbrained , homebrew, buckshee Mickey-Mouse, Gerry-rigged system of a 20' pipe with a 20V recip saw on the far end, and the bucket on my BX. Thread w/ pix here...