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Thank you for replying to my thread! :) P.S.: I asked my dealer about those clips myself as we were loading the blade into the back of my truck! 😁

Those clip-looking devices are apparently used to prevent the blade from tripping when pushing denser material, like dirt.

While exploring new snow removal options I finally settled on a snowplow setup for my '22 B2601 TLB. I contacted my dealer early Dec '24 and was able to acquire a BX2812A blade, B3410 K-Connect setup & BX2825 skid shoes for the blade, picked up early Jan '25. Install went very well and the setup...

Nice pics, nice BH, GREAT design & construction. Gonna paint it? Never seen 'double dollies' like yours👍

I would guess that such a major 'upgrade' will also involve new hardware. I wonder if dealers have been advised to look into new soft/hardware for their outlets. :unsure:

I grease the rest of the tractor @ 10 hours so I tend to grease whatever is attached at that time. For a snowblower I would recc'd spraying all surfaces with thin, light silicone-based lube that drives moisture off the surfaces (make sure they're cool first) after finishing work & storing.

NEWS FLASH.....Just spoke w/my dealer and it looks like I may have a new snow plow setup for my Kubota B2601 in the very near future. I've been using an ATV w/60" plow for over 20 years but the ATV has some sort of electrical short which has baffled me so I need to move on. I've settled on a...

Welcome to the forum @Dave16....I would respectfully suggest that before you go and try any of the above-mentioned suggestions involving wiring, re-wiring, or testing; it seems pretty obvious to me that if the tractor is new, it would most likely be properly wired. The seat has a safety...

No problems with mine yet; by looking at your picture it's pretty easy to tell which leg is 'left' and 'right' :oops:

Iggy, welcome to the forum....Try a search here on the Ironcraft 'cuz I remember a forum member asking questions about those products, it turned into an informative thread. (y)

I would contact some nearby dealers and see if they know of any such 'boneyards'. I'm pretty sure there must be some 'tractor gold in them hills' somewhere! :)

My apologies, Chad D. has it right, it's the QH15 with the adjustable top hook(y)

For your BX2680 (great tractor BTW(y)) why not check FB Marketplace for a good used Land Pride QH05 (non-adjustable top hook) or QH10 (adjustable top hook). Either would work well with your tractor, both are regularly seen for sale (esp QH05) on Marketplace.

I found these on Amazon and they work very nicely; used on 3rd function fittings and grapple connectors too.

I've got a WC-68 that I purchased lightly used. The 'ledge' you described was present on my machine when I acquired it. I completely loosened, adjusted and carefully reassembled the entire feed chute assembly, carefully positioning and tightening bolts until I had eliminated the 'ledge' you...

If you do color it or paint it, only try one side for now, see if it helps; It may help you see the oil on the still-yellow side better.

Gotta be extra careful if the deck gets wet, could be slippery. Tossing light sand on it if that was the situation may help with traction. As far as the dripping oil, maybe cutting the oil a little more (e.g., 2:1 diesel to oil) may provide quicker absorption by the deck lumber. Disposal of...

Too bad you don't have some fine abrasive sand or such; you could evenly spread a light coat on for a non-slip surface! :)

IIRC the process to allow those loader 'legs' to fall into position involves dumping the bucket fully prior to actuating the release lever. I would imagine that the OP's experience of retaining pin shear has something to do with the leg stand being unintentionally released, then the retaining...

Lack of a solenoid switch 'click' is an important clue (I think), must indicate that the power that creates the click isn't present. This could indicate a failed starter switch, or failed wiring having to do with the starter switch assembly. First check that power is getting to the switch, you...