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I'm a little doubtful, but certainly hoping it was just the cap causing your problem. It really does happen, which is why I wanted to add it to my first responsive post. As far as "If any of you are interested....", it is ALWAYS important for you to post your solution. So many times here...

Some of the older front hitches are not compatible with the loader. Yours may be different

19thSF - Dave is always very technically correct in his analyses. I honestly didn’t consider an electronically controlled engine. Doesn’t change my recommendations, but it does add another aspect to troubleshooting I did not take into account. What color is the smoke? Just like a gasoline...

See explanation below. Mr. K does a great job with the site: https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/bad-site-upgrade-forum-reset-to-11-4-state.48239/

First, as 11/11 approaches, thank you for your service, along with all other veteran OTT members. Not very familiar with the fuel system on a B2650. Couple background questions: Any smoke, and what color? Did "stumble" as it lost RPM, or did RPM just suddenly drop off? My first thought is...

Definitely good advice for the “mature” crowd common to OTT.

I sometimes use the BB fall and spring with wet snow over stone that isn't frozen down. Long top link to avoid digging in. Like Jay said, I just pull the box full and out of the way. Works and helps build a base in the fall.

mikester - - what does low latency mean? EDIT (looked it up) - - means the delay inherent in the network. Does that mean less buffering/improved streaming? We stream some TV via ROKU.

I don't know if an "L" follows a little BX, but I've changed mine at 50, and twice since then, and I'm at 400. Each time I change it the HST whine has decreased greatly.

Don't keep hydraulic fluid in the house. The main concern is the tanks/reservoirs IN a tractor are open to the atmosphere (e.g., vented). Same for the fuel tank, HST tank, etc. As temperatures change, the fluid in those tanks/reservoirs expand and contract, inviting humidity into your...

In another thread I wrote about how old tractor iron can represent your family history. I was tinkering with the governor linkage rod to get more high-end RPM on the 'Moline. Long since forgotten, but I saw the marks my Grandfather filed into the throttle arm and mount to calibrate RPM's for a...

Skeets - - - 'Cat got it. Bobcat tractors are re-badged something. They were Kioti last I knew, but maybe something else now. I see some Bobcat Tractor ads here on OTT regularly now.

Dayum..... You said a mouthful! :cool: All so true... Although mom and I live in a rural place, our kids don't. They've dealt with virus in bad places, BLM demonstrations/riots, and wildfires, all nearby to where they are..... I'm not gonna mention hurricanes for them (or us)....yet....

I have a buddy on the ticket for the NYS Assembly in my area. Beat his Republican opponent in the primary in June 75/25%. Current assemblyman is retiring, and endorsed my buddy. Known both almost 30 years. Long-time police chief, former Marine Sergeant Major deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan...

Not a LP, but my BB is my go to for a lot of stuff.

I was 18 or 20 at the time and pretty handy with a chainsaw. Hung both saws in a tree half mile + out in the woods. After a “good talkin’ to” 😳 from my father, it was a long, muddy and shameful drive back to the barn on the old ‘Moline for another bar and chain..... I got another talkin’ to...

If my copy/paste works, this is a problem I have had with a BX that showed it was hot when it wasn’t. Following Dave’s advice and laser thermometer should get you in the right direction. https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/bx-running-hot-or-not.37171/#post-310332

Very nice write up Mike. I checked mine this fall, all good. Jay - my BX2360 does have a guard, but there’s not much to it. I still put a BXPanded under plate on it for dirt and brush work. Seems like someone said the newer BX’s have a better guard, so yours may be a little more stout and...

I don't have a back blade, but occasionally use my box blade....fall and spring like jajiu said. I see many swing the back blades around backwards....makes sense. With a box blade, length of the top link is important. Does the top link length have any effect with a back blade.....does...

We’ve been wood pellets for 14 years. Hot water baseboard off a fuel oil boiler is the backup. Boiler is treated with antifreeze. Burn 5 tons of pellets and about 15 gallons of heating oil.