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Check the following thread: https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/dual-rear-wheels-on-a-bx.43099/

My tilt-o-meter works for me too. In my case, another name for it is pucker factor. Seems like it makes me stick to the seat better! Mine was calibrated by an unexpected event on my B2910 about 13 years ago or so. I ended up tipping the tractor on its side in an event that I would’ve never...

this is my BX2200, Foam filled tires front and rear. I think 1.25 inch wheel spacers, and the mower deck, adding a lot of weight down Low. It seems to be rock solid on these angles, but I’m not comfortable sometimes and I always wear my seatbelt for what that’s worth. Just posting these photos...

You’re making assumptions too. Who knows what the true story is at this point? Maybe the homeless guy just wanted the other guys ponytail and accidentally cut the back of his head. Anxiety? Maybe the homeless guy was feeling threatened by the guy‘s ponytail! I agree that sometimes the...

So did you think it was Tuesday or Wednesday??? Honest answer, please! 😂

Way back when, when my wife was carrying our first daughter, all I saw was pregnant women...everywhere. After the daughter was born I saw maybe one pregnant women a year. NOW AFTER READING this thread, all I am seeing is bland colored cars! Thanks Skeets! 🤬🤣

Make sure you get the proper heavy duty top link bracket, since it is a 3PH backhoe. Great risk of damaging the transmission case otherwise. I have the same backhoe on my B2910 and I have used it A LOT over twenty plus years with no issues. A 3PH backhoe is not as worrisome, as far as tractor...

I don't think you have to worry. Takes a special person to get it at the first look without thinking! Took me a while but did thanks to comments posted afterwards!

Or you could do what I did… Buy one first and keep it when you buy the second one! ;) In my case, I bought my B 2910 first and a year or two later bought the BX 2200. They’ve been my faithful helpers for around 23 years on average now… :) With the mower deck on my BX, and foam filled tires...

All I can add, is that I pulled probably 100 loads of dirt in my 5 x 8 dump trailer, using my BX 2200, with probably a ton of dirt in the trailer. But mostly up a bit of a grade, and never downgrade. Worked really well. It was using a three point hitch adapter or whatever you call it. Never...

I don't normally reply to threads like this, because it causes me personal pain doing so. Having lived through the alzheimer's/dementia experience myself, and losing my best friend and someone closer than a sibling after 52 years, I feel everyone's pain more deeply than most can understand...

Me too on the second video. But the thing that caught my eye on the first video, is how shiny the shaft is when moved outwards. That just did not seem normal, but perhaps it is. I mean hydraulic cylinder shafts are shiny like that...but still...just seemed strange to me. I am interested...

Do you happen to have a video of you playing the trombone while skateboarding, after solving your problem? Love to see it... Preferable with your tractor(s) in the background. Remember, as often said on forums...no pictures, didn't happen! :ROFLMAO:

Check the HST cooling fan underneath the seat area and make sure the blades are still intact. Keep in mind that the BX2200 has low ground clearance and a stick can easily shear off the blades on that plastic fan. Replacing that fan is in the PITA category... You should be able to download the...

Is this true? I mean, it has been a while since I adjusted the height of my deck, BUT logic dictates to me that there should be a direct relationship between the height of the blades, and the height of the deck lip. EXCEPT that there may be no deck lip to reference at the exit chute side...

Because Hagrid's BX is a lawnmower, and not a tractor! Assumed conclusion driven by his own admission! LOL

This is something I learned after probably 15 years of not worrying about the anti scalp wheels. AMAZING difference when you set them properly. Of course they can only be set properly for one deck height setting...or so it seems to me.

I think it was PT Barnum, the circus guy, that said “There’s a sucker born every day!” Good for you though!