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Yup.

Exactly !!!!!!!!

Glad I'm 72 years old and lived during the best generation. I really do not want to see and experience what is coming.........................probably shortly.

My last (2) rides. When we hit 65 my wife said she didn't want to ride anymore. Too many idiot cagers masturbating with their "I" phones going down the road. Friends of ours took two massive hits because of that. She figured that we would be in a real mess if both of us went down. So after...

I use both on my driveway and yard. Driveway is half paved and half millings, and the yard is obviously grass.

I, too am lucky enough to have both the 55" commercial Blower and the 60" power angle plow, both on the K Drive system. Plowing 3600 sq ft of driveway when there is only a few inches of snow is at least twice as fast as blowing it. The blower can't be beat when you have 6" or better or heavy...

Th 4 point mount mounts in a similar fashion as the SSQA. You drive up to the implement, raise the lift putting pins into the hooks on the implement . Once raised you release the spring loaded lock pins. No different than putting an implement on with the SSQA.

The K-mount 4 pt. system allows quick and effortless change between front mounted blower, power angle plow or broom. As well you can dismount the K drive from the tractor in less than 5 minutes thus allowing re installation of the fel. The whole set up is really great and is designed for both...

I have 26 mature trees on my one acre lot. I am running a 54" mower on my BX 2680. I had a 60" mower on my last tractor and found it a little too cumber son for my lot. I am very happy with the 54"

Very good quality for a fair price.

Got my rake from Everything Attachments

Foot to Hand Control for reversing is complete. Works great, problem solved.

I am going to do the same idea except I do not have the rocker style pedal. Mine has a forward pedal and a separate reverse pedal back near the fender. It requires you to move your foot back and raise your heel up about 3". The "University Idiot" in charge of the ergonomic design for this...

I am fabricating a hand lever that will bolt on the the bottom of the forward pedal. It will allow using the hand lever to pull the forward pedal back. The stock reverse pedal will still be available if wanted. 2 bolts are going to hold it on so removing them easily converts it back to stock...

FYI you can change the "O" rings in the pioneer couplers easily. Just use a small curved pick to remove the rubber o ring from the female connector and replace.

Has anyone done any sort of modification to the forward and Reverse pedals on a BX 80 series tractor. I am having some serious tendinitis (achilleas) issues which when using the reverse pedal a lot (i.e. plowing and blowing snow), that puts my right leg into a very miserable condition. Forward...

I put a tee fitting where you have it marked in the picture. I also installed a 3/8 nipple on the other side of the thermostat housing to replace the hex head plug on that side. Lots of heat so far

My money is on they were parked there and both ended up in overnight sink holes courtesy of the allegheny river

Pioneers work A-1

I was using stall mats but found that the melting snow created puddles of water under the mats. As long as you don't spin your wheels, the chain damage should be minimal