Search results

What's the difference between these two? Yours and this..

I have one of these that I use, seems to work pretty good, mine was on clearance.. $5 couldn't pass on it! I just dump out the few drops of fuel that doesn't make it into the tank. Going to get one of those cool tea filters though! I usually fill up in my garage but with my 0 turn I usually...

Very nice! Being a carpenter myself.. I can appreciate some good wood working.

Not sure what the Kubota cutting edge cost but you would be doing yourself a favor by getting the BXpanded version.

Yes paved.. right.. I looked at those photos and realized that I forgot to take it off when I was out there. Glad it's only a couple minute job, it's definitely coming off!

If I had it in low and that's all the speed I needed.. wide open.. then yeah low range is where it would stay. There are times when you hit those thinner spots of grass or maybe just turning around where you might want to gain some speed to save some time. 5 acres is quite a bit on a BX in low...

Just greased er up and ready for winter.. wish I could say the same for my joints!😏

I don't have a mower on mine but I understand where he's coming from with that question. There are times you just want to make up ground without having to stop and put it in high gear, doesn't mean you need to keep the pedal to the metal continuously. I think about this when plowing snow...

On my BX2680 and I'm sure on most new ones, it just has a push in cap. I do not care for this at all, not sure why they did not put a threaded one on..

I believe the QA takes away from the lift capacity a little but with an L, I'd be happy with either. The pin was for the backhoe..

Good eye.. I noticed the spot at the bottom only in the photos but not at the top. This could be for a wrench... I'll check the top next time I go out there. Maybe some have a different set-up.

While I have the crowd on here.. I've looked before and now forgotten, how long is regular warranty for? Next fall will be two years, under Kubota warranty also.

Thanks guys I'll talk to them about it but after my last ordeal with em, I'm sure their going to say.. It's A Tractor! If others post with the same results as mine I won't be as concerned but will let them know in case something comes up.

The steering shaft meets the tie rod ends, left side doesn't look seated all the way like the right side. Is this a piece that is pressed in? My eyes aren't the greatest anymore but it looks like it's pressed in. Is it normal? BTW Merry Christmas!

I was curious too but figured it was a dummy owl. Does look more like a gremlin!

I'll stick with my tractor and rear blade! Lol

I came upon a small metal lathe a while back and have played around with it a little bit. The more I play the more I learn.. right or wrong! I was able to shave down some strut mounted lift spacers, look just like wheel spacers but only 3 studs. I got the job done and perfectly even with one...

Could you maybe snap a couple pics along the way? Interesting!

Looks like it might be tuff to see clearly, especially when snow flies and rain coming down. Did they make it so that the top of the front can be zipped or Velcro'd down enough to get a good visual without taking it completely out?

Or without drilling holes in ROPS, perhaps a square U bolt from inside with holes drilled in angle iron.