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A fello northerner! I hear you on the snow....just got more the other day. This is sickening. I'm also glad I bought mine this winter.

Yes I found that in my research PrairieSoul. I wanted to make sure the Premium UDT was the good oil they have here in Canada. I know it pours a lot better, seems thinner than what came out of the tractor. Maybe that's why it is louder?

I probably noticed more because I went to snowblow the neighbours driveway late the other night after work...so I was the only noise around.

I've read the complaints about the BX's, but does anybody with a B2620 find the hydro whines quite a bit in high range? I didn't notice it to be bad before on mine but every since I did my 50 hour service it seems to be louder. Or could it be just that the weather is getting warmer now? It's...

Forgot to mention...the paint quality on my new B2620 pretty much sucks. Maybe it's just orange paint though because my orange Land Pride implents seem to flake off too just by looking at them.

I'm very happy with mine. Everything from comfort to power to low fuel useage and easy servicing. Things I wish it had (but now have been addressed with the new Bxx50 series): 1. Wish the steering brakes were on the left side so you could actually use them when plowing on ice. 2. Wish it had...

Ordered with hydraulics.

My dealer also sells both Kubota and JD and when I first looked at them he told me JD is harder to get warranty from. He said when he deals with Kubota, the reps are genuinely interested in what can be done to improve the problem.

Just got a price on the Landpride with hydraulic angle....$1035 $775 without hydraulics. Seem reasonable? Remember.....I'm in Canada, the land of paying double.

Sorry, I misprinted.....the RB-16 60 inch. 72" might be overkill for the B2620?? You think 72" would be better? I have a box blade, only want the rear blade for snow and slush (like right now when it is melting and don't want to blow gravel) and just smoothing my bushroads in the summer (loamy...

Thinking about buying a Land Pride RB60 60" rear blade for my B2620. Good brand choice or is there better? I already have one of their box blades but haven't used it yet. (can't seem to not need my snowblower on a daily basis:mad:) Doesn't show it in the print catalog, but the web site says...

Glad I looked at this, I was about to buy a landscape rake. Those things on everythingattachments looks just like the Agri-Fab dethatcher I have, except it has more rows of fingers. I'll just keep pulling it around.

My dealer brought in all B2650's for that reason OrangeCrush. Haven't seen any problems with them so far. It's the DPF's that are the problem.

X3...way nicer than the silver ones. Looks good.

Yes, it can be locked up so it doesn't move with the 3 pt arms.

Yes, the B has a drive over deck. It is extremely easy to remove and install. And I did mine on the gravel driveway. It's a non-issue. Haven't mowed with it yet though.....waiting for the feet of snow to disappear.

Will I have to take that off to use clamp on bucket forks? Kinda looks like it.

Plum......my B2620, fel, 60"mm mower, 2 front work lights , 1 rear worklight, 40A alternator upgrade, rear remote with control valve, 60" Land Pride box blade, 51" Kubota rear snowblower with hydraulic chute rotation and all shop manuals was $25,000 tax in. That's in northern Ontario.

I just emailed them and got the info to order one. I also just ordered some clamp-on bucket forks from my dealer.....I think they were Agri-Ease 1000 pound. Will I have to take the piranha bar off to use them??

Plumbcrazy, unless you really need a lot of PTO horsepower I would stick with the B2650 which has no DPF. Only reason I say this is I'm in northern Ontario and my dealer told me to stay away from the Kubota's with DPF's right now. They are still working out the bugs. He told me a few dealers he...