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I adjust the tilt of the blade with the top link. Have not needed weights.

If a person had the rear remote to operate a hydraulic top link, could that be used to operate the thumb?? Dave

You just broadened my knowledge a little more . Thank you, Dave

Asheville, N. C.

A lot of the Trailer Balls have a 3/4"or .750" dia. shank. A lot of the receivers have a 1" hole. This can be solved by a bushing They cast less than a dollar on Amazon. I paid about $.79 for one a few weeks ago. Good luck, Dave

Check with Dan, known as the Old Hokie, he seems to know a lot about the hydraulics and the capabilities of them and how to plumb. Dave

I just bought one a couple of weeks ago. I paid $69.50 plus tax on Amazon. I was shocked on the high quality, came with all the pins etc. I believe the weight is about 25 pounds. Wish I would have gotten one a couple of years ago. Dave

Dan, I bought the FR2-K8 kit. From what I understand it will mount on the R.O.P. and then change the knob on the existing lever which will add the buttons for the electric. Thanks, for getting back to me. Dave

So sorry about the phone.

Is there anyone with a BX that has a WG24 Stump Grinder ?? Was the BX able to handle it well or ??? Dave

Dan, I posted last summer that I was interested in a valve that would run a grapple and in the future a top link. I remember that you replied and I was somewhat confused as this topic was not very familiar to me. Anyway I did not know that you build these units. Now to get to the point. 2 days...

If the WD40 doesn't work try a product called Thrust, it has never failed me, been using it for years. Only sold by area distributors I think. Not in auto parts stores.

Don't know about TMG but my 2 week old WC46 can't be beat. I absolutely love it.

I didn't know that there was a owners group. I just received a WC46C last week. So far it is great, been thinking about the stump grinder. Thanks. Dave

I used an old rag , then used it to start the burn pile. No cost and no waste.

Amazon caries a lot of them. Just yesterday I ordered a waterproof seat cover for my BX23S. I saw a post yesterday here that showed them. The cost was $39.95 plus $10.00 shipping.

I just treated my new 20' car hauler with old oil change oil, came out great and cost nothing.

You are exactly right. I contacted the Duke contractor and asked about the mulch and requested about 20 or 30 truckloads and ended up getting way more than 100. I am still putting mulch paths all over my property.

I am in Asheville, just up the road (50 miles) from you.

I have a BX23S with hydrostatic drive and a Power King with a 3 speed. For what you are looking for the Hydrostatic Drive would be absolutely the best option. No question.