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what's the dealer pricing on a rattle can? It would be nice to touch up around the edges this winter before parking some traded out implements

I picked up a pair of 2" rear spacers from bro-tek, and they make the tractor amazingly more stable. I did it mainly to have more clearance for snow chains, but it was noticeable. I have read where it is not recommended to put spacers on the fronts as it puts a lot of strain on the steering...

use a couple 3/8" metal hose clamps around the ROPS to hold the lights on. In case you want to move or change the lights, its all easily adjusted, and the ROPS is still intact.

Nothing like a back hoe, that's why I started with the BX25D. stump removal, digging foundations, piers, and a ripper tooth with trencher attachment for running underground lines. all the other implements are just extras

I picked up a Piranha tooth bar and it is absolutely AWESOME. easy to install or remove, and its digging perfection. well worth purchasing. wheel spacers will also make a noticeable difference, especially on sidehills

this is my response letter from Kubota cust support about the changed front snowblower....... The BX5450 is a new product and the information below is all I have to share. Below is some General Information for comparison on the two models: BX2750 Two Stage Front Snowblower manufactured by RAD...

Your right, its gotta be fairly easy to install. I have a pretty long driveway also, then a 2000' private road, so it will be used in one direction for a long time, turn around and back the other way. Ill stick with the manual turn also.

From the Kubota online build a tractor pricing, the 2750 is $1977, plus the two piece shaft kit is another $624. ( $2601.) I have the QD mount already. Kubota has discontinued the two current models of snow blowers and the newest offering, which is to become available November 1st is the BX5450...

does that $3,100 include the quick mount kit, or do you already have it?

I was driving thru Kellogg all the time, when I was working out there. Were done for this year now. it looks like you have all the extra goodies for your BX. I have been working on my tractor for two days straight now clearing brush and trees, trying to get a 40' x 24' motorhome/boat cover done...

With the trees and low hanging branches I have on my property, I find a small (42") ride on mower is the way to go. My wife doesn't like driving the tractor, but LOVES the little 24HP ride on mower. Now I never have to mow

One more question on front snow blowers to anyone that uses one. Is the Hydraulic rotator that much better than the elect one? and does anyone use the manual deflector? I have heard bad things about the electrical problems

I just made a harbor freight run, and picked one up. thanks for the info. ill be putting mine on next week

So is there a recommendation on the elect chute rotator VS the Hydraulic rotator? is the manual one that much of a pain?

I filled in an old above ground pool area (still 12" deep) from the PO, and have been leveling out a couple huge mounds in the yard. The Piranha digs like crazy, where without it, the loader deflects off hard ground.

I was just looking into the blower from the dealer also. I have the front QD attachment, but the blower and pto shaft is still about $2,700. I keep asking myself if I really need it, as I have a front 60" snow blade. I think as light as the front end is, pushing may be a real pain, plus if I...

I got my UPS delivery yesterday, and installed the PTB. I had tried to scrape the napweed with just the stock bucket, it looked like I barely touched it. With the PTB installed, I had to still break the surface of the dirt, and go down 1/2 - 1" but I was able to do a really substantial job of...

That sounds good, Its like digging with a sharp shovel, or chopping with a sharp axe, and a lot easier on your back!

I need to mow down a bunch of heavy weeds around the barn, and take out about 60 saplings about 1" around. I hope it works as good as everyone says. does anyone have experience scraping heavy weeds and underbrush with one?

That Curtis cab would be awesome for blowing snow or plowing in the winter. How much effort would it take to remove it in summer and fall, than replace for winter? I would be afraid of whacking it on a tree or low hanging branches at my place. I still use a little ride on mower as its even tight...