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They look pretty nice...no mention of costs though

see attached...

Fram would be at the very bottom of my list of choices for sure. I won't use them on anything of mine. JMHO

That commercial makes my skin crawl too...But I've got something even worse...when folks from NJ come to PA and get gas...many do not have any idea on how to do it since they cannot pump their own gas in NJ. Skeets, I've had similar experiences working at a gas station when I was in my early...

Just placed my order with EA for the extreme duty 60". I was told that they are optimized for the B series as they only have 4 shanks. Got them to paint it Orange for me too...for a fee.

ha, nothing....yet :( I was checking out some lights from baha design... Pricey, but the look nice and are very compact. edit: well, I did replace the stock headlights with led's....if that counts? Replaced them with JDM ASTAR - 3030-1156-14W-1-M, ASIN: BO19J471B1 . Definitely made an...

congrats, enjoy your new ride.

did you try relieving the pressure and re-seat the connectors? with tractor not running, move the loader control back/forth and side to side. Pull the hoses off and re-attach. Make sure that the seat properly and retry the loader...

Re: calling all BH77 Backhoe Users..L2501/L3301/L3901 / B2650 I too subbed to this thread and I'm interested to hear others responses as well. I got a 16" bucket with mine but I'm thinking a 12" would come in handy. I had a 12" on my bx23 which worked great for trenching but was pretty small...

I got a mechanical one on mine. Haven't had a whole lot of time with it, but I know it will come in handy...I had a bx23 for 11 years...no thumb and I sure could've used one. I think they are worth the $. I believe there are some after market kits, but you have to use your top link. I wouldn't...

Was wondering how you guys are still liking your box blade? I'm in the market myself and have been doing a bit of research on them. Seems like the EA version is pretty solid for the price. I also like that the connections are thru-pinned rather than just a straight single sided pin. I also like...

I didn't realize that there was only about 4hp difference at PTO. probably not enough to matter.

I had a Ags (actually they were called a bar tread) on my BX23. They worked well. Don't know if they are available for the model you are looking at. Also had 75lb rear wheel weights. With a 50" snow blower I'd be looking for more horsepower. Check into the price difference between the two if...

I just checked your model and it doesn't specify the thread type. Just go to any auto parts place and pic up a pack of fittings in both SEA and Metric...under $4 each for a pack. You'll need a small easy out extractor to remove the old fitting that broke off. Just did this yesterday myself.

For your application, I'd stick with turfs.

https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/

I let a neighbor/friend borrow my old BX23 once to move some large wood rounds for splitting and the wood splitter with a can full of gas. All was well until the tractor started sputtering on me while I was doing some work with it the next week. I thought that there was no way it could have...

Nice video Larry. I agree, there weren't a whole lot of review type videos on the 2650 when I bought last month. Regarding the BH77 controls sticks...the short sticks are for the cabbed B models and L01 series models since both have a rear mounted (fixed) backhoe seat. Not the B26. The B26...

awesome. congrats

maybe watch this video by Messicks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9fOIMiROKY