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Sorry I don't have a link, but for July 22, 2016 the following is listed for both BX2370-1 and BX2670-1. ABXR8717 F-TIRE 18x8.50-10 R4 OTR Traction Master 22 lbs $68.00 Here's a listing from a Kubota dealer: http://www.hoober.com/kub-abxr8717-kubota-r4-tirewheel Hope this helps.

Glad to see you have very likely found the root cause of your problem and the photo goes s long way in quantifying the severity of obstruction. Report back the performance changes when you finish up the project.

Charlie5320, I thought it was very kind of you to take the picture to clarify what it looks like and I’m certain it was a big help to the OP. I was under the impression the blower might be off a different model not from a cab model. Even if he gets the quick hitch complete (similar to what...

Not trying to be smart... Just trying to clarify for the OP. Technically it is the quick hitch with mid PTO driveline. There are two separate part #'s needed to complete what is required to attach and power a snowblower.

I found this description that suggests this tube fits a multitude of 24" tire sizes. I have no idea why the description is Hose, but it is definitely an inner tube. Hose 13.6/14.9x24 TR218A 340-380/85x24 380-420/70x24 Here's the link in the event this is at all helpful...

My neighbor has a b9200 so I am hoping it is similar with respect to bucket controller/joystick. Do you have what looks like bolts that limit joy stick travel. On his tractor the pins in the linkages gained slop over the years causing his to slow down. The the spool valve itself was no longer...

Try swapping the hoses around for the lift/down function to see if the problem followed the hose swap or is with the cylinder. Additional swaps can be done with the curl function to help isolate/conform problem area. Just remember to swap back to original configuration when done testing...

mvwood, Here's what I found listed in the wholegoods price list (March 2014) in the event it helps. B26TL/TLB HYDRAULIC THUMB Item Number: BT1975 Description: Hydraulic Thumb Weight: 123 Price: $1,101.00 Notes: BT820V or BTB405 Remote Valve Kit required. Compatible with pin-on or quick...

Dave_eng, If you're only looking for a picture of the heater core in the roof, a WSM is not needed. Simply go to Kubota's illustrated parts list and you can see the some detail. If your need is great, the WSM is obviously the way to go. With any luck this link will take you there...

Something easy to check before digging deeper into it. Check fan b let tensuntension to make certain water pump is circulating coolant properly.

It looks like your BX2370 requires 70000-00771 block heater from what I found. BLOCK HEATERS 70000-00771 Block Heater for BX2350, BX2360, BX2370, BX24, BX25, BX25D/-1 70000-73274 Block Heater for BX2660, BX2670/-1 70000-00298 Block Heater for BX1850, BX1860, BX1870/-1 It looks like this...

There is a lot of clearance between the plastic bearing and chute, so water expansion at freezing point shouldn't be an issue. The downside to oil and grease is there tendency to attract small rocks and such which might have more detrimental impact on friction. At very cold temperatures you'd...

There's no reason to change out the dynamo for an alternator if the OP is simply trying to obtain more light output. Purchase a set of cheap 18, 27 or 36 watt LED lamps and there will be plenty of light and consume approximately the same or less amps compared to the stock headlights. I've...

Is grease really necessary in this application? The chute rotates on a plastic bearing. Yes a bit of grease on the teeth might benefit wear, but how much are your rotating the chute? The hydraulic motor is likely heating up from the hot hydraulic fluid flowing through it and not due to the...

I have a big clevis that has a pin diameter of 0.875" on my L3130. Blue color clevis in photo Just so happens I bought a 3/4" clevis from Harbor Freight (black one) for something else and it almost fits. The pin fits through the hole, but doesn't have enough clearance to fit on the drawbar...

I***8217;d leave them nonfunctional and consider buying a cheap set of 27 or 36 watt LEDs and forego the stock headlights. Could always run wires from the stock headlight circuit to LEDs so another Switch would not be needed. Once you see the difference in light output you would not miss the...

Also have the 4" tuffledlights.com. Bought 3 pairs 2-3 years ago. Had one fail within a year and they replaced under warranty. Two have moisture in the lens, but still work. Started buying other brands from amazon and found no difference in light output, current draw, construction or water...

Before diving in to the deep end, perhaps you can try a pair of 27 or 36 watt lights with the current dynamo and judge if you need more light. You're investment will be approximately $25. I'd also forgo the use of the stock headlights all together, thus saving precious amps. You might be...

Sounds a bit weird that it rotates in one direction and not the other, but I'm guessing this is due to some interference between the parts that failed. If loaded I'm guessing it would slip in the opposite direction also. Sorry I don't have any good ideas. If what you articulated above is...

Keep in mind most major brands have several models in the size you're looking for. They can be considered light, medium and heavy duty if you like. The difference being with the steel gauge, deck reinforcement, gear box size and blade size (thickness x width). If simply mowing grass fields I'd...