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I was going to go the rental route but it isn’t very convenient for me,have a 4 yr old and 2 year old so getting a time lined up to rent one and use it is hard to do,even tho both of them love tractor time,have other projects and sure I would find more if I had one,tractor will also spend a few...

I ain’t opposed to the ssqa loader but what other attachments are there for to bx,the kubota builder only shows pallet forks.dont have a use for them really since I have them for my l3200

One other thing,do they include the 3pt arms with the package or do you have to buy them separate

I know y’all love spending other people’s money,so here we go lol.was hoping to hold off til next spring to get a bx23s but looking like the 0% deal running out at the end of the year so I will probably be looking to do it before then,or taking the gamble that they will offer 0% again next...

Totally unexecptable,I would take it back and go find a different sales man that can give you what you asked for lol,congrats on the new toy,I mean tractor

The bottom part of the link seems to be out way farther then the top half just from looking at the pics,I would think he needs to undo the link front the lift arm and thread the bottom part into the adjuster

From the pics it looks like it’s already loose lol,I don’t mean to be smart azz either

Hope y’all are safe,looks like y’all taking the brunt of it

If you can just set the right side down on a block and pull the pin out for the mower then the adjuster should move easily,if it’s never been off then things could be rusted together

My 2013 l3200 still has original battery and still cranks fine,the original owner bought it in 13,worked overseas,tractor had 12 hrs when I bought the house in 2016,cranked right up after sitting.btw bambam,hope you don’t have to use yours for storm clean up this week,I’m getting ready...

I’ve had that issue with mine,even though I know I tighten the lock nut on the adjuster it still comes loose sometimes when it’s real rough ground,I wondered if it’s supposed to have a lock nut on the top and bottom of the adjuster,mine only has one on the top,but if you do need to unhook it...

Thank y’all for the input,I think I will be tractor shopping this coming spring,sounds like the bx is a handy little machine,I realize it won’t do the biggest stumps I got,but aside from doing that I can find other projects to do with it,also a lighter tractor would be nice in spring time around...

I have a feeling my son will want to do more playing on it then me getting work done lol,is it fairly easy to remove the back hoe from it?i really wouldn’t need it off that often since I got about all the attachments I need for my L,but a smaller bush hog would be nice at times in some tighter...

I’ve used my super duty to pull stumps and whole trees out,but know I might be able to do more now lol,I got a lot of stumps cut down just high enough to catch the zero turn and bush hog,can’t get a chain on them

I’m thinking renting the bx to try on the bigger stumps and save the smaller stuff for the one I’d buy lol,I was trying to get an idea of what a bx could do, I got plenty of time to get stuff done since I’ve been dealing with mowing around these stumps for the past year and half we’ve lived here

That thing is bad a$$ but I got a gear L with single stage clutch,seems like it might be hell on the tractor doing that

I remember when I first got into working on trucks at the dealership,diesel trucks had a warning label about using starting fluid,old man I worked with told me you gotta be careful using starting fluid to start a diesel with it,I was luckily the kid in the truck turning the key while he sprayed...

Various sizes,6-24 inches,mostly oak,part of the reason I’m thinking the bx is my wife can’t drive my L because it’s a manual transmission,I’ve tried to teach her but for sake of the tractor and everyone else around it’s better she doesn’t lol,and my son will be getting close to the age he could...

What can it do?i have a bunch of stumps around my property that I want to dig up.i know an excavator is probably a better option,but curious as to whether or not the bx is strong enough to do it.our local Home Depot has one for rent that I’ve considered trying before I go look to buy one

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