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Same here, whine yes that does seem to settle down after the 50 -60 hrs mark, clicking no, double check everything including dealer. Yes the I key clicks when first turned on thats the only click sounds the BX25 should make. Others will be machancial or electrical and need attention. And...

Your picture 1 of 3 reminds me of the Safety Officer who showed up on a construction site wearing a ball cap with the "Work Safe" logo across his fore head. Every worker on the site was wearing a Safety Hard Hat, that was the last day on the job for the safety officer. Trust your jeep buddy...

Here are the results to some work the BX25D has been doing on inclines 10" over 48" no problems, 12/48 still good, 14/48 this is working incline for most of the work, and 18/48 well what can I say, it better be short and sweet. Kubota's office literature for steep inclines states a 20 deg...

So that was what it used to look like, um, guess have to get the power washer out and go look for something orange and shiney in the backyard. Hope it gets dirty real quick, can't find my sun glasses.:o Enjoy.

We had over 3" of rain in less than 5 hours here, so put the Bx outside for her bath otherwise she is working everyday and no time for a bath. Great tractor, lots of fun and slowing making mods. pictures to come when I get some time.

It truly is a work horse. just like a goat "chrews tin cans and spits nail". Couldn't ask for a tougher rig, for size and price. "sips fuel and spits rocks".

This is about the BX's limit for incline. Great Machine.

Bro-Tek web site is being rebuilt at the moment will be fun to see his new look. Top notch products, fast delivery and everything they are suppose to be. His prices are very good and I think he has a sale on right now, as that is the price I got. The total pack I got including our @#$%^ taxes...

Yes, thank-you for the posts, did check the wheel nuts after only 4 hours of excavating and loading and couple of nuts needed retorqueing to 90 ft lbs. Will check again after a few more hours. As with any new installation things need to "seat" in a little in this case new nuts, steel with paint...

Yup, 3" spacers might do the trick. Just put a pair on the rears and boy oh boy what a difference to the feel and handling.

Added a set for skid plates to that very vulnerable under carriage of the BX25D. All that exposed rigging under there made me nervous. The plates when on easy, the hardest part was taking off the little OEM plate, as the bolts are rammed on by machine then painted over and stuck in a finger...

Added a set of 3” rear wheel spacers to the BX25D today. First picture shows the original hub, second picture the new spacer. Note you will need both ¾” and 13/16” sockets for existing and new bolts. Do torque and check properly as it is high grade aluminium to steel. Next picture the install...

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Glad you are wiring some lights to the BX25D, there are many posts here on OTT about ROPS lights. I have recently found 3 wires under the rear left fender near the 3pt as shown in the attacted picture. Black wire with male pin is ground, red with black stripe (female pin) is always hot even with...

Wifey likes to come out and see what the tractor is doing. Nice Lady. More importantly the horn is for safety, working in tight areas and people helping with the work when all the machinery is going.

The number one must FEL harden steel front blade, next forks to move the "stuff" out of the way so can get at tractor, next back blade for this winter's snow, ha! not a flake so far, next LED work lights for the back blade for the snow (that never came), to see moving the "stuff", to get at...

Have a new BX25d for 3/4 acre and it has be great for all our needs, quiet, easy on fuel, lots of fun. You might want to follow the thread where owners have cabs to see the ins and outs for different kits or factory. Good luck and drive safe.

Cats love snow!!! LOL

First of all a big THANK YOU to this forum and all the wonderful people who post great comments, ideas, solutions, designs, jokes, thoughts and of course the pictures the best part by far. Second have been able to educate this first tractor owner on the ins and outs of the fun and I mean fun of...

and the pictures.