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No, an offset wrench is openended at both ends and the ends are offset at more acute angles than a standard wrench... They make it a lot easier to tighten some of the fittings in there

It wouldn't be so useful on a mower except if you wanted to lift the rear of the mower hydraulically.

TPH is three point hitch, and you need just the standard offset wrenches.

If you use a rear blade and also some other TPH attachments get yourself a hydraulic top link to go with the rear remotes. You will wonder why you didn't get it years ago! (some people also use a hyd tilt cylinder on the TPH. I haven't purchased one of them yet. ) I got my top link from...

I can install them in less than an hour, but I've done a few! It is fairly straightforward. If you do it yourself get a couple of 11/16" offset wrenches.

Ask the Sales dept. for kit # BX7326. It fits all bx's from 50 series forward

You would need to add it. I have one on my BX24d

Another great example of an application for the dual remote kit on your BX. But, yes, you can connect that to the loader valve and use that valve to operate it. Remember, if you are using the bucket spool, you will need to force the lever into the extreme right position for it to work in that...

If you don't want to go to all that trouble you can run a hydraulic hose back to the tph assembly and use the TPH control valve to raise and lower your snowblower. It has been a long time since I rigged a BX1800 that way so I'm having a hard time remembering where to connect to the TPH assembly...

You can buy brass spiders for those. they are a little noisy but much stronger!

All the ZD28's were off warranty at least 10 years ago

Expect to need a new engine block, head and radiator and go from there.

I don't think the rear of the BX23s is any different than the other BX's. Should work!

If you don't do this then I recommend that you pick the attachment that you will use most and adjust the QH to suit it then adjust all the other attachments to fit the quick hitch. We sold a lot of Land pride QH's.

For the best experience with a quick hitch buy one from the same manufacturer as you buy the implements you are going to mount to it. Also buy all the implements from that same manufacturer. any other way and some attachments will fit easy and others will be a PITA!

I don't know what the switch is for but the tractors fuses are behind that cover. Nice 185!

Yes! Look at the dual remote as an option for operating the grapple. I have the dual remote on my BX24d for a 3 in one bucket but find it really useful for a lot of other things. Have you ever used a hydraulic top link on the TPH? you'll wonder why you didn't get one years ago! It is very...

I agree! It is a waste of money to reseal a cylinder that is not leaking!

Many gearboxes can be put together so the output shaft turns the other direction! It is worth a look and likely would be easier than modifying the deck

Maybe you can flip the gears in the gearbox on the mower and get it to turn the right way?