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Re: Great black friday deal on bx tie rod boots I missed the post too...any chance of making the sale cyber week?

Sorry to hear the Husky came apart. I currently have 2 Echo saws, a 355T top handle that I keep on the tractor and a Cs490. Both are great and run well, unless you go for a pro Stihl they can't be beat for the price / performance ratio. Have used a big one, they call it a Timberwolf, I think...

I would check a dealer as I don't think you can use it on the 2370. Under the impression it will only work on a 25.

I heard that the 80 series TLB the 23S will have the taller ROPS, only the non BH version get the shorter ROPS.

Pat is providing good advice, I love my BX25 but think it would be a little small for your land too. In the end budget and available time is what is needed to decide. If you have the time then a BX will get it done if not bigger will help, then if budget doesn't allow it is still better to...

I would give Harry a call at BXpanded, he can advise on best practices to optimize the loader functions. He does sell the kits to measure & adjust the pressure. I have the kit but haven't got around to upping the pressure yet. Good luck and post back if you have success.

Unfortunately this is a common issue, had my first set at about 60k under warranty then last set about 130k out of my pocket. There is a site where you can rebuild them, and it will save you a ton. Will track down the site and post it for you.

Try the Husky version, have had them in a few trucks of mine.

I second the Fluid Film, also use on hydraulic rods during storage & snow blower to protect from salt damage. My dealer recommended, and also can get at Lowe's as stated above.

I am sure someone can add to this nut would go toward the hydraulic version as with a cab might be a pain to turn the chute. Have the hydraulic version on my BX and is nice using the loader controls to raise/lower & turn the chute without leaving my seat. The upgrade is the control over the...

Welcome to OTT! Yes you can set the snowblower up to scrape down to the tar, will depend how you set the shoes and also the lift mechanism for a depth of cut. Your choice on front or back,a3pt on the rear will be lower priced & you can still have a loader on. I went with a front mount as...

Kenny is correct, either swap the rears or add spacers. I did spacers first then filled the tires, now I feel safe at the lake and don't get the pucker when mowing the hills.

Congrats, hope for another however many more you want to work there!

I found that a dolly makes a big difference, have the BXpanded dolly and on mostly level ground it is very easy. That and a little grease on the pin too!

I just picked up a 4' Woods RC4 for my BX25, turns it no problem. I don't think you would have an issue with the 5', but as above I also think it would be too heavy for your tractor. The 4' really is a good fit for our BX's.

Welcome to OTT, great site and a lot of very smart & helpful people on here.

Take a look at Bro-Tek, it is a 2 piece and maybe the back part over the fan would still work. Good luck in finding a solution.

I don't know much about cultipacker's but take a look at Omni too. I have purchased several of their implements with great luck. Give the owner a call and run it past him, will give you a straight answer. http://omni-mfg.com/Cultipackers-C110177.aspx?sid=10512

They roll on their own, interested to see if you can make it low enough to roll them out. Great job on all the dolly's!

Glad you were able to get it down safely and with no harm to the other trees