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Gdemos Congratulations on the bx25d , and the Curtis Cab. Got to love it on these cold days and the ease of taking the doors and back wall off for the summer months. Put all the goodies on her and post some pics so I can enjoy with you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhuYK_fa94c Jetman

Easy on the back is right on man love this machine in the woods.

Why yes ,I do have a plug in cooler/warmer, but did not show it yet because it has not been painted Orange . :), but it will soon. 85Hokie, Thanks alot, I do alot of work after I get home from a long day at work. So I need all the lights to get stuff done safely. Tripped badly one night...

lreops, That was when I went tumbling down the hill shot. Thanks man , I corrected the pic.

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I wanted to show my new led light setup 360 degree coverage now at night. I light up the night now.

Awesome, excellent work , well done ! Love the detail work on the grill.

Gdemos, That bucket hitch is easy to make , just take a long look at it. If you don't want to do it , any welding shop , or high school shop , or fabrication shop in the area can do it in 30 min. just take this photo and the measurements of the bucket and boom bada bing its done. I am...

I have the BX25 with the Curtis hard cab, installed it myself in one night, easy. I have a thread on here under Bx25D Curtis Cab install (All Steel) with pictures of everything I did with all the options. BroTek sheild is the one you want to do oil changes without taking it off , did my 50...

Temp here is -2 degrees and falling fast. So I plowed the drive and up to the barn , then went around the block and plowed our son's driveway because his 4wd pickup with a plow is broken down. Yes, I had the heater on and a cup of coffee with me.

Dsmith Good job on the forks! Just an idea, how about using pins and clips instead of bolts , so that it can be a quick change in the field if need without use of tools? I just want 5% for the idea, when you start selling them. :D

Kennyd4110, North Idaho Wolfman Thanks for the feedback on the Multipole Connectors. I did find a set in my garage while cleaning up from this project. Wolfman, I did take your advice , and added the shovel and rake holder to my plan , but its a long way from being done, but off to a good...

alansz400 Great job on your Mods , nice tractor. Hay, It was an unexpected pleasure running into and getting to know you at our TSC. Thanks for the heads up on lewis at " Mohican Steel Fabricators, Inc. in Mohican , Ohio where to get steel plates. He really did me a soild on the prices. He...

lreops, Thanks, chain saw is a Husqvrana 455 Rancher, 20in., best chain saw I have used. Will not leave you hands sore after a days work like my last one did. Eric McCarthy, As with anything we do with these tractors, please engage brain first before doing anything , this will save a lot of...

BAP, Nice quick hitch, I have the same one and have not had a chance to set it up yet, but will get around to it soon. Lil Foot, I purchased a bolt oh eye hook from "Ken's Bolt On Hooks" and used the grade 8 bolts to bolt on the bucket. I put mine on the end of the bucket next to the teeth...

Now that felt good to get out of the house after a weekend of watching football. Time to head home and get the pressure washer out and clean things up before I start another project . By the way only 26 degrees out today in Ohio.

Better get some work done before I head to town for parts. Get the BX out, and wouldn't you know still no snow. Head off to the woods where I know I dropped a tree over a hill. Need to make a path to get there. There she is, better get cutting and loading . This will burn of some Christmas pie.

North Idaho Wolfman I am glad you can see my vision for this quick project. The shovel/rake holder , hum, let me see how I can make that happen. I also need to get my chain saw into it too. Have to go into town and look for heavy duty electrical connectors and heavy battery wires to finish...

North Idaho Wolfman, after looking back at the setup , If I wanted to not use it as a tool box , I could have just made a case with a lid that I could open if needed around the winch, added some wire protection , and just put the sand back into it. if I needed the weight but I don't think...

I didn't loose any weight, because I don't have a stripped down BX25. This style box carries 300 lbs. the cab is 300 lbs by itself, the backhoe 500 lbs. When I use the balance box, which had 300 lbs of sand in it , but now it's 150 lbs of sand and after i make the lid and rails and the...