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Thanks for keeping us updated, hopefully they have something for you soon - sucks you're having to deal with this, and for sure different tire pressures are not a long term fix, but glad you at least found a bandaid solution..

Be one of the first to get a Piranha Pro (just noticed it on their site) and let us all know how it works - https://www.bxpanded.com/piranhapro

Seems like you may have tried all these things, but it doesn't seem to be a unique issue -

For sure hit save, since I made the changes weeks ago. Had not logged out and back in again, until just now, we'll see what that does for me. Thanks, Greg

Hopefully, I cranked it to max revs, seemed to make no difference over 2,500 RPM.

I'd still like to know if a thread has a new response when I visit the site (which is pretty much daily), as those notifications are nice, but I just don't need emails constantly pinging my inbox.. If I do have to remove all notifications as a fix, I'll do so, but hopefully someone has more...

Went out and checked it, was down below 1700 psi (~1675 ish), I added the two blue shims (.3mm/ea) and it's now coming in around 1950-1975 each time I operated the stick. Does seem a bit more fluid when moving the bucket around (maybe placebo) and it did seem to move the same type of snow a bit...

Screenshot is of the preferences..

As shown in the screenshot, I've removed all email notifications. Am I missing something?

For any moderator or member that knows what I need to do. Anytime someone responds to a thread I've either commented in or in a thread I've started, I am still receiving email notifications, is there a way to turn off the emails? Here are the settings I have in my account, and I made these...

Good to know, I ordered that kit a while ago, just haven't taken the time to throw the shims in, was planning to do that this weekend. Agreed, I'm still very new to this thing, and continue to learn more each time I use it. I think I was doing a similar bit of movement you've referenced. As...

Luckily, the filters have now been changed twice by the dealer at just above 90 hours on the machine, so hopefully it'll be easy pulling the filters for the next oil change, but good to know Harbor Freight has those pliers if I run into a snag. I do have a general question, yesterday, when...

Makes sense, I mow at least once a week (would do less if I could, but it grows quite well here) and during leaf season, I pre walk the property and pick up any sticks or other debris that wouldn't be easy to collect. I will report back this fall as to weather or not this was an issue.

Is there any reason not to use the powered grass catcher? It's not been listed, but I've used a bagging system on my little Ryobi riding mower the last two years to collect leaves, here in New England where we see a lot of leaves, and its done great. I'm just curious, as the tractor I bought...

Almost all are referencing a backhoe, I unfortunately do not have one on the BX2380, and wouldn't want to buy a different tractor, or add one given the costs. I would maybe use it once or twice a year, although as a shovel, it could get used quite a lot more. This tractor is already overkill for...

Curious why you cut in the direction that you did? I've only ever seen siping done in the same direction as the factory treads? Are tractors different in this area? Not challenging you, simply curious.

Do you happen to have any pictures of this thing mounted or how it attaches, the website has nothing but Green Tractors shown, but I don't know how it actually attaches? I assume you pull the bucket and then it attaches via the quick mounting system, but hard to tell -...

Understood, I was letting you know that their kit already comes with two switches, which are pictured here below, I'm trying to figure out what could be done with them, as I'm not loving the zip-ties on ROPS look, looks very amateur, which I guess if that's what I'm am, then its on-point.

The kit from ROPS lights, came with two electrical boxes with switches on them, they're just a bit bulky and kind of an eye sore on the ROPS. I'll take a picture here later this morning, was just hoping for something that looked a lot more 'factory'.