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I still have the snowblower and attachments as described. I hadn't been checking the site for responses due to family loss in early December. Dealing with liquidating the estate and preparation for real estate sale has been largely distressing. I will check daily for response in the event you...

Craig, my zip code is 48430.

I plow snow commercially but recent past years I hardly get enough to make it worth my time. Love to ice fish but cannot get on safe ice for any period longer than a week. Last year it was 2 days in my region then rotten ice to the thaw.

Frankly, I hope we do get hammered here in Michigan.

Craig, I was told by two Kubota dealers that this package will work on all BX-Series tractors. That said, I would recommend you confirm that through a couple dealers near you. Look at picture #3. That is the lift and lowering actuator that hangs on the front frame end. Tap on the last picture (...

This is a 2015 BX5450 Snowblower Package, consisting of the snowblower, BX2751 hydraulic actuator (for lift and lowering), PTO shaft (44 & 3/8" L) and manual discharge chute actuator rod and pedestal. I am the original owner. Located in Michigan, this accessory has seen extremely low usage of...

Well, the verdict is in....I am a doorknob. Referencing the responses from Wingnut and Pat, I found the PTO Mode Select lever was set in the lowest position......rear PTO only. Apparently, after restarting the tractor, I had simultaneously pushed both levers down during my attempt to lock the...

Okay guys, this is all great stuff you have posed. The only shear bolts I know of are on the auger. Because the snowblower was functioning perfectly until I dismounted, there shouldn't be any issue regarding a shear bolt. If that were the case, the auxillary pto shaft would still be turning...

No, the chute, impellor box and auger box are all empty. I don't get it.

L It has been way too long since my last visit. Since retiring from my career of over 43 years, it seems like I have less available time for myself. Guys, I have a question about my 2015 BX25 PTO. This morning, I was blowing the snow off of the driveway. Because the accumulation was less than 6"...

Hey, RT......... The slotted main bearing halves should be located in the radius of the Crankshaft Bulkheads (the cast webs that the bearings and crankshaft are bedded into before putting the caps on). The intent is to feed the half that is located within the cap with oil that is delivered...

To add to what has already been said, when you service the bearings, look at the roller ends to make sure that the ends of the rollers are not up against the steel cage that retains the roller. Most, though not all rollers have a relieved dimple on the ends. When a bearing is held down by the...

In my world, I would not use any glue....I'd buy 12" of piano hinge, cut a couple pieces then attach them to the bottom of the door and the dropped flange at the box opening with pop rivets.

KCKNDRGN..........I excerpted your post because after reading it, I failed to understand how the work you put into the replacement of the bulbs was easier than removing the front inner fender liner of the affected side as is the most common practice, at least with the Subaru Ourtback. It takes...

Thinking about it further, you can talk to a concrete supplier locally to ask them what the square foot mass of a concrete slump mix is. It is important as you will be needing that information to get the girder (I-construction) floor joists engineered to support the area of that additional...

I would recommend as lengthy of a drying period as you can have for the concrete as it affects the penetration of the staining liquid..........more retained moisture in the concrete mix, less penetration of the stain. You didn't say of you have a slab containing the Pex tube or is it a 2" deep...

You didn't mention as to whether a torque wrench was utilized when the bolts were tightened. It is recommended procedure. Make sure the fastener seats on the wheels are cleaned and dry. As to the thread lock compound, what did you use? I would recommend nothing red.........stay with the blue...

A pretty impressive restoration, I must admit. I admire the thought that went into trying to save an irreplaceable (or at least painfully rare) piece of equipment. My hat is off to you, Sir! I look forward to the opportunity to do that kind of stuff............in June, I'm hanging my hat up...

A brief follow-up to the original post.........I contacted the nearest dealer for warranty claim policy. It turned out that the tires are mentioned as being not covered by any warranty as they are considered to be something of a "consumable" status, like brakes. The dealer said it was a good...