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I don't plan on leaving mine in for this exact concern, only going to put it in when I fuel up. P

Confirmed, this filter fits perfectly into a 2020 BX23S with no mods. Purchased on Amazon for whatever I said above, $15 iirc.

working long hours now, high stress, just want to go home and relax, but cannot even get in the door without having psycho dog jump on me wanting to play ball. I get it though, no matter how tired or angry I am, we go out and play together. It's a lot like.....parenthood. Except dogs love you...

^^^^^ Sounds like this guy has more experience than me. I have plowed wet snow with my 23S exactly once. I use the snowblower often.

I'm just using common sense and experience over anything else. Yes, the weight doing the pushing. If the weight of what you are trying to push is heavier than what is doing the pushing, you're not going anywhere. I had this with my ATV for many years, didn't plow the heavy stuff for crap...

I would say keep the hoe on, that might make the 23S get closer to the weight of a B series (?) Cannot attest to power, I assume the low end grunt is there on either tractor, LP website says you only need 20 HP, and no problem with the BX lifting 346 lbs. I would say LP's concern was with...

I am NOT a pro, in fact I really suck at this. But what I would do is one of two things: 1: Gas powered pole saw: reach up 12 feet or so as far as I can and cut it, let it fall. that would be much riskier than: 2: Just get a long rope and drag it till it falls. oh and with jobs like this...

Well, can't make it right now actually, the bridge is blocked for some reason. ;)

(sort of) Joke #1: That's illegal in Massachusetts. 🤡 Response to Henro #1: It's not a Bill of Needs, It's a Bill of Rights. ;) " " " #2: Rabid Coyotes / as above, field varmint control. :cool: some people that own Kubota's are actually really real...

I just paid $11US on Amazon, maybe I ordered the wrong one, looks the same though.

Thank you MH. You are costing me money. (y) 🤡 ordering now..........

I would have already bought this if you were in New England. :( Good luck with the sale, I'm sure it will go quick.

Mine wasn't low, it was bone dry, from the factory, found it ~30 hrs, documented here and home with circles, arrrows, and color glossy photos. Called dealer, he said no worries, just fill it up it'll be fine. Documented that too.

Bad news Kt, You're going to get a million posts saying SUDT2 is the best and there is no equal. Don't take my word for it, watch, read below.........

Just turning over now here in Western Mass. People have had enough warning on this one, they should just stay home......as I type this from work.

....and the model of Cab too, thanks, lol.

I have all the above. 😁 Not a lot of experience with the blade as I just bought it, but can tell you its a nice set up. Hydraulics work well with the 4 pt hitch. The whole system itself is pretty ingenious, quick on and off and back to bucket it you want. The 60 inch blade is well made...

Nice job OP, looks professional.

I see you have a 23S like me. My guess is that the slide/lock/tab was not seated properly. When I put mine in I usually give it a good shake front to back to make sure its seated. or....that slide/lock/tab deal somehow malfunctioned.

Try low range. Does the trans feel like its slipping?