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Is a few years and the cap has worked as it should. Now as I have about 1300 hours on the tractor the seals are leaking and I think I will have to have them replaced. I will look into it to see if I want to tackle it myself or have my dealer do it for me. I do like a challenge but sometimes it’s...

Yes for sure, but the cap doesn’t fit just perfect. So will put a piece in just for my peace of mind. I have an electric background also but have always invented or made things I require when I can’t find anything I really like in stores. I’m sure it will do what I want.

Well finally installed a small vent in filler cap. I hope this will work. It is a oil filler from an old electric motor. I drilled through the filler cap and then enlarged the top of hole to accept the shaft and cap that is 1/4” . It is not to high out of the cap but will allow air to escape the...

Well after all this time I have some pictures hope this helps anyone wanting a block heater on there bx1869

Nice, I have the front mounted snow blower also with the hydraulic chute, the hydraulic is an expensive option but so nice, I guess I will see when I get my cab, I did order it with heat so that should be nice when it’s so cold here in Manitoba

Hope you get everything working correctly, how do you like the cab. I have ordered a tect-tite cab for my bx1860 and am hoping I did the right thing. Am just tired of blowing snow when it’s -25. I get in and off the tractor a lot when using it for cutting and dragging trees digging potatoes with...

I have purchased a 4’ box blade for my bx1860 and it works great for moving and leveling gravel. I also have an 8’ railway tie that I have installed two pull points on to connect to my 3 point hitch with a pull bar. I have installed 3 grader blades two for weight and one for cutting into...

I have a kind of clicking noise and it seems to be getting a little louder just driving across the lawn. Bx1860 with 1000 hrs. Have tightened front axle pivot but was wondering if could be the steering box. Steering is tight just hearing the noise and not sure where to look. Any suggestions?

Yes I did all that to change the boot seals a few years ago. Took me about 13 hrs in shop. Got a chain hoist out of the deal. Front boot when again and changed it by only taking the motor out and up. About 4 hours and no other way on this tractor I agree.

But I do it each time I’m using the tractor in the heat. Don’t remember doing it in the winter.

I reseat it and the once seams to be enough to do the job. If you try it you should definitely hear and feel the pressure release.

The front axles are sealed to go under water and therefore as the oil warms up it creates this pressure and pushes past the seals.

When you are using your tractor I found with my bx1860, that after about 15 minuets I would pull the filler plug. This in turn let pressure out of the axle and since I started doing this my axle seals have not leaked.

Will try have never added a picture so have to figure out how

I have the hydraulic rotation on my front mount and have always adjusted height site manually, after reading these posts I will stop at princess auto and go go with the electric option. Don’t change chute much but will more often when easier and would be a fun project

When I bought my bx1860 in 2011 I had a block heater installed at my dealership. It is mounted at the front left of engine and is only about 2” square. It’s gets so hot my dealer said to only leave it plugged in for about 20 minutes. I have left it for a longer period than that as sometimes I...

you would think that what Country bumkin is saying would be correct but in this case it seams not. when I talked to the service guy at the dealership when mine was seeping and he is the one that told me the pressure builds up and causes failure of seals. the front is sealed so well because...

something like that should work on the bx1860 lil foot, I will look and see if there is some where on the tractor for this idea

I had to lift the engine anyway last time. after I had removed all the tin work , controls and all. so lifting the engine first as it has to be removed anyway may very well give the shaft enough room to be removed. so that will be the plan next time. will let this forum know if that works and...