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I use Armstrong Chimney & Stoves for my maintenance/repairs. They have been very good to me so far. Located in Taftville, CT.

I got my forks from Everything Attachments. They were the lightest I could find for what I wanted. When I bought them they were around the same price as the Landpride forks.

I agree with watching youtube videos and then deciding if it something you think you could tackle yourself. It may look daunting but it really isn't that bad. Just get everything you need beforehand, have it laid out, and take your time.

Just tried this out and it worked like a charm. I was lowering the 3 point lever all the way down like an idiot. Now mower is where I need it and the three point is up and outta the way.

I have a B and use it as a multi purpose tractor which has its pros and cons. Pros: maneuverability, mid pto, does a lot of work just need to know its limitations Cons: swivel seat for BH use, BH not rotating a full 180 degrees, can be a lil light when digging, difficult to mow everything close...

I bent the same one! No clue how. I was going to just get a replacement for TSC, but ended up getting one from the dealer since I was heading there anyway. I think it cost me .80 and took me 10 seconds to swap out. Am interested to see what people think happened. I was doing grapple work so...

Looks awesome, is going to be a lot of fun!

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I don't know where to start...there is just way too much going on.

Yea the new one looks awesome!

What size bucket do you have? I have the 54" and my dealer was able to get me a edge for my bucket with the pre drilled holes. It is non reversible and not as bada$$ as the bxpanded one. Kinda wished i went with the bxpanded would help more with underbrush.

I totally agree. QA makes it so much easier and quicker to swap out while in the field actively digging out stumps. Especially if you have the thumb. What was that another item added to the cart?

Definitely get a cutting edge for sure! Hell get all three!!!!

Sorry, should have been more specific. They don't drag on the ground. They are low on normal terrain but would hit while on hilly terrain. Luckily i noticed what was happening and didn't get to the point of them hitting. I have pat's quick hitch on which gives them some more length as well...

I don't have a B2301 but have a B2601 with a BH70 and a ripper from bxpanded which fits and works great. Make sure you check which backhoe the ripper is made for if you order cause they have one for our backhoe and one for smaller bx backhoes. https://www.bxpanded.com/B-bh-ripper

I'll give that a shot thanks guys.

Very jealous, nice work!

Very nice! Now you got my wheels turning about making one for mine.

I do take off the implements, less weight, more maneuverability. Was just wondering if there was a way to lock the 3 point into position. Thanks for the mower deck lockout advice I have that down though. Guess its just the rope on the three point then to keep it outta the dirt.

I know this is an old thread but I am having the same issue and haven't found a solution. I used to drop my back hoe to mow with my MMM so I didn't have the three point on to worry about. When raising and lowering the mower only the lift arms would move not causing any obstruction. Now that I...