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Thanks, notch cut with 1.5" ball end end mill. Plastic extinguisher bracket screwed to 1/8" plate attached to ROPS with neodymium magnets.

Cleaned up a butternut tree that was a casualty of all the rain and high winds we had earlier this spring. I hacked off the exposed roots on the sunny side and was able to stand the trunk back up to chop thru the remainder. It was about all the BX wanted when I came time to move it to the burn...

OP, I'll add that with the BX Series, we don't have position control so you'll need to be aware of your box blade height each time you lower it. You'll eventually get the hang of fiddling with the 3pt control to get the height even between consecutive passes. Also, if progressing across really...

I turned mine from some scrap slugs. ~50# each, 2 per side so I've got about 200# and they don't stick out past the tire to catch on things.

Runs With Scissors, 47 cassettes should cover your trip there and back! Enjoy

In addition, the classic "Trails in the Sand" by Peters Dragon.

We went with pre-finished when we added on 18 years ago. Laying real hardwood is worse than a jigsaw puzzle as you need to be looking several rows ahead to keep your joints staggered. The first few rows are the most important to keep straight until you can get get the nailer to clear the wall...

Plowed 4-5 inches of heavy wet white stuff out of the driveway and 4 of my elderly neighbors. When you can plow in a t-shirt, it's sure nice! 😉

Nice job on that pusher! Now, you just need a heated cab and you won't care what Ol Man Winter dumps on you.

This is the same setup I use on both front and rear blade to prevent scraping up concrete and blacktop driveways I plow.

Option 3: Fab your own to suit your needs. One day, I'll get around to making a bracket for the front of the tractor. In the meantime, the loader is sufficient front ballast.

Cleared off the driveway of another 4" of snow we got yesterday evening and overnight. Also, cleaned up my 2 elderly neighbors. I'm sure glad I let someone talk me into installing a heater in my cab!

Plowed 3"+ of the white fluffy stuff this morning. 22F outside with 10-20mph winds, I was thankful I have a heated cab. ;)

Always enjoyed Mike Rowe 'Safety Third' episode on Dirty Jobs.

Merry Christmas everyone.

FYI Be sure you check oil level in the spring. When I store my deck vertical also but, trailing side is down, the gearbox will leak oil thru the vent plug . I replace with pipe plug to prevent oil loss. HTH

I'm sure we will revisit this surgical repair in another 400 or so posts:rolleyes:

I guess it's cheaper for the county to hang a sign than it is to fix the road. This has been up for at least a year.

OP, Any way to add a sort of 'loader cylinder safety stops' around the vertical tube shown to prevent downward movement? You could have a different stop for different bikes. Regards

Obviously taken long before spellcheck was invented!