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My bucket was not quite flat but I measured 14' 8" from the bucket to the end of the box scraper. To the back end of the 3 pt hitch was only 22-1/2" shorter. I have a 48" scraper and a 54" bucket. Putting the bucket totally flat probably would give me another inch or two.

Tell me what kind of measurement you want. I have a 54 " bucket and a 48" box blade on the back. Basically tell me from where to where. For example I can put the bucket on the ground, the box blade on the ground and give you a total length tomorrow or maybe a day after...

My whole setup, bought at one time except for the #3 which was a few months later... 1. B2650 tractor with quick release bucket 2. Pallet Forks 3. Grapple 4. Box blade 5. Bush hog I probably would benefit from a flail cutter instead of a bush hog for my purposes but I really use all the...

I think they would but be aware of comparing apples to apples. That Northern Tools fork did not have adjustable forks and the forks are hollow. For a few bucks more you can have adjustable forks with solid forks. I bought SSQA attachments for my B2650 with the Kubota quick attach. Works fine...

I have a B2650, and it's a year old. I have the quick release bucket and it's the skid steer type. I have forks and a grapple, not land pride. Love the quick release.

I have a B and I would be more than happy with 5/16 on mine.

I have a B2650 and I only have 5 acres. If I had 10 or more I would have gone L. Weight is your friend. If DPF particulate filter is a concern to you, there is a baby L that weighs 700 lbs more than my B and it's a boon if you ever want to drag/haul anything. My B has plenty of power but...

Are you using the jam nut on the top link turnbuckle?

I was just about to post my question. I have a B2650 with a 4' woods brush hog with a slip clutch. My mower is right at a year old with maybe 5-10 hours on it. Using it today in heavy stuff I stalled a couple times. I'm thinking I need to do a PM on the clutch and check to ensure it's...

I bought a B 2650 a year ago and love it. The only thing I would want out of my tractor would be a little more weight. A slightly larger tractor gives you more lift capacity on both the FEL and the 3 pt hitch.

If you are going to Tractor Supply, look at their hand held Earthquake augers. The design of the auger bit is a little bit different than your picture. Kind of makes the bottom scrape then the corkscrew eventually lifts the dirt out of the hole.

Another 2650! May I suggest taking some of that savings and get the quick release bucket and factory 3rd function valve. You will love it.

I would not disable the switch. Pick up your seat, and look at the lever for the safety switch, you should be able to adjust it a little bit.

Or you could bump up to a B2650 and get a few more goodies... Capability for a third option valve greater 3 point lift capacity slightly heavier option for a quick release bucket Those are some of the reasons I chose 2650 over 2620.

Once or twice or short trips, maybe. On a regular basis, I would get a larger two axle trailer. I hauled my B2650 once with FEL and box blade on a 10' trailer. Did it because I did not have time to get the big trailer out. Never again. Was too squirrely. And I towed with a full size 4 door...

Chad, I have the same machine and think I see some similarities. You have a bigger box than me - jealous I have the third function valve I believe just like you - nice Did you ever get a grapple? I have the everything attachments 54" grapple and love it, although with my 48" box blade, I...

I'm glad to see there are other people that seem to think along the same lines as I do.

Just be very careful with the tractor, it can hurt you/others very quickly and/or kill someone. For not much money you can buy a box blade and if you shop around you can find one that weighs more than 300 lbs that your machine will be able to handle easily. That weight behind the tractor...

Is there enough space between the front bumper and the bucket for a couple of suitcase weights?

I hope people like you don't work where I do. The way to get safety improved is for everyone to look out for each other. Accidents do happen and most times it's the innocent guy not the guy at fault that gets maimed.