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FORKIN-A-ABOUT-TIME I have followed sooooo many FORK stories, people getting them after saying - I will NEVER use them, blah blah........ So - one day I was bored, imaging that - ok not true! But I was on Amazon and just on a whim - looking at smaller versions of bolt on forks for the BX. SO...

I have run across an unusual problem and need to help a friend with. Long story somewhat short - buddy of mine has a 2006 Jeep TJ - I recommended he buy one of these quick oil plugs that I have used for years, I have them on all my cars/trucks/Jeeps - work perfectly I might add. they are...

Ran across this by accident - watched the entire thing, guy does a great job of explaining how and why that $$$ thing works. Passive regen vs active, despite being in a truck - it works the same for a tractor.

I need some ideas on how to "fix" this bumper. I was at a stop sign last week, about 10 feet behind another car. Another car on my 6 - and all of a sudden the car in front of me starts backing up quickly! I had no place to go - just held on! BAM! He got out and apologized profusely, like 30...

"Diagrams may vary depending on the Exact model, serial number, region and options equipped" Hopefully those looking for an electrical-wiring diagrams for a given tractor can find them here. Those that are willing to share, please make the POST TITLE that starts with the tractor specific...

I know there are dozens of forums out there, but I figure I would reach out and see who has and who I can ask questions about the TJ series Jeeps. I just bought a used 2001 - more like a barn find, 66k miles - yes 66,870 miles!!! In very good condition ( 4.0 liter - 5 speed) - all parts work...

So let me let off some bitchen and moanen.......... Bought a good bunch of 2x products at the local big box store........ a 2x4 @ 12' - needed about 30 of them - and I was going to get ahead so the ol construction class could start making some 12' walls........ WELL as most of ya'll know -...

I ran across this youtube video by accident - reminded me of the old films we watched in 3rd grade with the sound and film being somewhat "off" the history of the diesel - watching those old very heavy machine doing work - to me is amazing. the original diesel engine was designed it to run on...

As most know spacers are a hot topic and a source that makes the tipsy tractor feel much better on any incline. I have 2" bro-tek spacers on my BX25D - bought 7 years ago, even at $250 then, they were money very well spent. Little background before I get to the spacers . So ..... I found a...

For sale - complete set of turf tires for the BX series tractors. Rears are loaded and very heavy. Tread is about 50-75% Fronts more worn than the rear set. Size: Turf front 18x8.5-10 Turf rear 26x12-12 Located in central Virginia - can meet somewhat locally - not sure if shipping...

This story is old as the B7100's! My new to me B7100 seems to have a problem with a front tire that has great tread - but has more cracks on the sidewall than a broken piece of glass! Found the leaksss with soap and water .... no nails, or otherwise - just leaks. Seems the cold weather and me...

I wanted to buy a new bucket to do trenching work with my Bx25d - so looking at bxpanded site I saw the perfect 6" bucket. In the past I have order 3 different things for them and they have always been a pleasure to work with. Their products are outstanding too. AS it has been posted here...

I recently bought a few things off Craigslist - a gentleman had a couple of items from his BX2200, one of which is a brand new starter in the box. I only opened the box to simply look at it and take pictures. I cannot use it - does not fit any models I have currently. I would rather it go to...

Lil Foot and I have been having a discussion about the throttle lever on our B7100's - this started a couple of years ago and he suggestion we ask all of you. When you shut off your B7100 ( or B6100 - B5100 - or any of those that require the handle to be pulled down towards you) and the engine...

Ok this is gonna sound like a crazy question..... I have an older BUSH HOG TH60 that I have reworked and it now works perfectly. It has a SQUARE pto shaft that has "sliding" locking pins on both ends (had to replace both springs/pins) Here is the crazy question - does the smaller square tube...

So....was cutting grass with the ol' girl, going up a fairly good grade that has been cut a 100 times.... all of sudden ...poof - smoke and a very ugly grinding sound. clutch and pto off, limped it back to the trailer and hauled it home. Took off MMM yesterday, those who have a B7100 know how...

Rather long video - but well worth the watch. The size of this engine is enormous - 10" pistons to boot. Amazing what goes into the building of something of this size and scope https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4uMX5mWAF4

I wanted to clean up my glow plug connections - started with the middle one first and then realized that even as I unscrewed the "nut" - it hits the intake manifold right at the end (see red dot). Nothing is bent.....so what to do???? See picture. And IF I wanted to remove glow plug(s) - socket...

Now sure if I am smart enough to drive one of these new machines:eek::) they do look mighty impressive! I hope they (Kubota) never loses focus on us little tractor people.:p https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2l-w1V2SsnU

Forgot were I stole them from! "that boy is a sharp as a bowling ball" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LCsiWL6gn0