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The two sources must be on the same leg of the power coming into the house. Usually you just hook the black to the incoming power and the red to the bulbs. If you turn the switch off and back on relatively quickly it should turn the lights on and keep them on. I have not heard of anyone...

On a recent trip to Boothbay Harbor. Guess which is wife lol

I have a BX2200. I hardly ever use the snow. blower as I have a 6' plow mounted on my loader arms. Live in Massachusetts where we usually get rain at then end of a snow storm. If we are supposed to get 6-8" I may go out during the storm to clear a path. Had the tractor since 2001, never had...

I've been using VOIPO.com for several years. Service is OK. they seem to be the cheapest. $185 for 2 years. I don't rely upon my voip line as I can use my cell either direct or through wifi calling.

Pictures at: https://shelkol.com/MyProjects/TractorPictures/index.html but they don't show it well. I actually built a cab and permanently mounted them on the cab. Then I purchased another left side upright ( the one without the valve mount ) and replaced the right side upright. If you want...

I modified my loader so the valve always stays on the tractor even if I remove the loader. So the couplers have not been moved in almost 20 years

Yes, do not run without that connection. If you do the hydraulics circuit will not be complete and will be blocked.

Been using them for a couple of years -great

Yes. There is a stone wall building outfit in Vermont that has videos on using feathers and wedges. stonetrust.org.

I bought a harbor freight bauer rotary hammer drill and some feathers and wedges to break the larger rocks into manageable pieces. Total outlay about $150. Not as nice as just cutting them, but a hell of a lot cheaper. I suppose it also matters how many you have to do, I only had 4 or 5 to...

The hydraulics get connected via a block bolted to the hydrostatic behind the left rear wheel. Get a parts diagram for a LA211 loader, the Hydraulic Block page item 140

I leave the loader arms on but take the bucket off. Less work to just remove the bucket and still somewhat maneuverable.

I Have a BX2200 with the same issue. I bought a second left hand post and put it on the right side of the loader. Then I fabbed up a mount to permanently mount the valve to the tractor - this was easy for me as I made a cab at the same time. If you have the 3-way or 4-way valve you should be...

I only want to level out my lawn so I'm thinking light duty. I have lots of decomposed leaves to spread. I have 3" channel from heavy duty relay racks, so 6' long. I also have some 3" angle for cross pieces. I would look around for retired snow plow cutting edges. Does this sound too light duty.

I added sound deadening to the roof, sidewalls, and sealed under the seat of my BX2200. Finally opted for a pair of Bose noise canceling headphones. Looks like you went through much more work then I have though

Actually I think a cab is noisier as it contains the sound. I have a cab in the winter and must use noise protection or I get a headache. Mowing in the summer without the cab doors, windshield etc is fine without headphones but I usually use them anyway. I've tried all sorts of noise reduction...

On a recent ATV trip in Maine, I got this shot of what I believe to be a loon

Check the fuses, one is probably bad. Had this happen to me

One cut, lay them out for a sidewalk lol

Read The Fine Manual??