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I was always shearing a lot of pins also on my snowblower. I did some research and found out that you only torque them to 8 pounds and I was always doing it a lot heavier. I haven't sheared one since I got a small torque wrench and torqued them to only 8 pounds. Before I would shear 2 or...

After you take delivery be sure to check all the fluids. It’s well known that the fluids in the front axle are low from the factory. Sometimes the dealer catches that and sometimes not.

Congratulations, I’m sure you will enjoy your new machine. It sounds like you had the same problems finding a home as we did. When we started looking there wasn’t any thing available that we were interested in. We found 5 3/4 acres and purchased it. No hoa’s or ccr’s. We built during Covid...

Good luck working with Kalab at Idaho Tractor. They are really nice and easy to work with. Dave will deliver your new tractor. He and his brother Chris are the sons of the of the original owner. Chris pretty much runs and Dave does the deliveries. Every time we have dealt with them, no...

I’m at 4883 feet here in Cascade and I’ve just got a BX23S and it doesn’t have a turbo and I don’t have any problems with the altitude. I run all of my implements with zero problems. Just my own observations.

I haul things in the bed and tow many times every month. I guess i'm well above average in those 2 areas. As for off roading I only do that about 6 times a year. Above average in that area also.

Hi neighbor, I live in Cascade and have 5 3/4 acres and a BX23s. It's small and takes more time to do some projects but always get it done. We just built our home and have used it for everything. Its been a log skidder, excavater, bulldozer, snowblower, etc. We would have not gotten...

I bought a cold coffee and tea filter that fits in a mason jar and it works great for a filter for the fuel tank on my bx23s.

R2 manufacturing makes what they call a trash tamer. It connects to a skid that you buy from them that prevents you from digging to deep with your bucket. I’ve got one and it works very well.

I ask my dealer how much a new hst would be if I ever needed one and they said it was between $4000 and $5000. Thats for a new one. Find a different dealer.

I didn't have one and a stick took all the blades off the hst fan. I bought mine from BXExpanded and have not had any more accidents. That fan is not fun to replace.

I had the same thing happen to mine and took it to the dealer to fix. They had to take the hst apart. there was a chunk of case sealer jamed in the pto valve that prevented it from working. I was blowing snow with it when it just stopped working. Thankfully mine was still under warranty.

I just got a set of 1 1/2 inch ones from the dealer. Rather expensive but well worth it.

When I was a logger I learned to clean it every day. Every day after I use my tractor I pull the air filter and just bang it gently on the bucket or tire and that removes the dust and debris that has accumulated in it. Some days it is really loaded up.

What I learned is don’t tighten over 8 pounds. I was breaking shear bolts all the time till I learned that.

I got mine from Amazon.

I bought a piranha bar for my BX23S from bxexpanded. It works very good and is very easy to install. Just drill two holes and bolt it on.

I’ve had one of these in my tank for a couple of years. I took my tractor to the dealer to get some work done on it and the owner of the dealer ship said he had never seen anything like that before and he was going to buy several of them to sell.

I use chainsaw bar and chain oil.

I have the same snowblower and had the exact same problem. One blade on the impeller was bent and was scraping on the housing. I just ran it and in a few minutes it was fine. I’m going to have to replace the impeller on it. Darn large rocks really do a number on it.