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Would a member be so kind as to post in which order to install the shims as this doesn't seem to be mention any wheres. Does the small go in first or the larger diameter washer? Have the shims just need to do the upgrade. thanks

Have the 3" (three) spacers on the rear and no front. For a few years now and no issues what so ever. The make a HUGH difference to the stability of the tractor in loose gravelly soils and ramp type of conditions. Hope this helps others and yes recommend spacers of any size on the BX's. Happy...

see "BX25D compact rear steel ballast" (tread) for pictures

And this one is a bump too, as the interest is so strong and to give some new members a look see.

This is a bump as the interest is so strong and to give some new members a look see. Cheers

see photo attached (i think)

Just the greatest Grandpa. (Note this someone else's video). https://www.theweathernetwork.com/ca/videos/gallery/this-kid-is-either-the-laziest-or-smartest-you-be-the-judge/sharevideo/5735420500001/most_popular

My Dad used to say "Any darn fool can be uncomfortable" and he was a good woods man and just shook his head at the soldiers camp in a damp hollow.

http://www.cheknews.ca/tractor-parade-popular-cowichan-valley-farmer-348763/ He did not have a driver's license but drove his tractor everywhere.

yes even with my level property the spacers are worth it, like when driving up a pile of dirt to dump the FEL it makes all the difference having those back wheels spaced out and stable.

I have bumped this tread as there seems to be a lot of members asking about wheel spacers. the 3" have been excellent for the last couple of years with no issues and a very stable ride.

see the tread BX25D 3" wheel spacers. they have been working great for over two years now.

I know this might sound silly, but it works. Watch a crew of house mover, that's right the whole house. they jacked it up slid some timbers underneath took some good old 6mil poly vapour barrier sheet folded it over half dozen times and slip that in between the house beams and the timbers and...

Glad I could help. The step works great.:D

Line X since 2010, works great, lots of loading and unloading and still looks almost new.

I have a 12" bucket on my BH and really wanted a clean up bucket, but the bucks were big. So took the teeth off and added a 3/16" steel plate 6" wide and 24" long, worked for all the projects that were on the go.....until it bent on a root or rock. So took it off and added a 3/8" blade 26" long...

Line X spray on, six years old and still in great shape, and lots of loading. also under coating in good shape too.

I have a 12" bucket on my BH and really wanted a clean up bucket, but the bucks were big. So took the teeth off and added a 3/16" steel plate 6" wide and 24" long, worked for all the projects that were on the go.....until it bent on a root or rock. So took it off and added a 3/8" blade 26" long...

one could bleed to death before making it back to the farm house for a patch up....don't do it.

Rick, good to see people come back to old posting with follow up solutions and pictures. Good job done!