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I've got to be a neighborhood hero and do the whole street.....whole lot faster with blower and blade!

Hit the tires? Wait aren't all this reversible pull/push blades designed to flip around.....aka not hit the tires? Not too worried about "pulling the rear" as I'm not looking to do anything other than scraping after snowblowing. Maybe some finish grading for grass seed ground prep....but...

Its asphalt...not gravel. no discernable crown that I can see.

Well my "order online" deal just turned sour when I discovered that the shipping price was going to double the price. :oops::oops::oops:!!!! Anyway i'm looking local.....found a woods 72inch that looks like its in great shape...now playing the craigslist/marketplace wait game. Never thought...

Thanks for your input. Like I posted above I have a snowblower on the front which will help with traction...and the only snow that will be left is whatever is left after I snowblow it off (which should be less than 1/3 inch if I adjusted my skids right). My snowblower destroys heavy wet...

That is a thought too....tho I'm just thinking about using it primary for scraping an asphalt road after I snowblow to leave no snow that could turn to ice. Maybe secondarily I would use it to level some lawn prep area a bit after box blading (aka wider than the box blade). I dont see myself...

The plot thinkens for sure. I that lawsuit article is from February of last year....so this has been going on awhile. Problem is the longer these things go the more damage to both companies is done. Lawyers get rich....Lenders will be fine. Somebody screwed the pooch....either EA is lying...

About the pull the trigger on a 6' rear blade for my BX2380. The Blade i'm trying to get doesn't give the actual angles of the pin holes. I could call (and I will if I need to) but was wondering if there is standardization generally speaking with angles on rear blades. It looks by eyeball...

A general attachment for moving stuff around my garage, moving some logs, move lumber around for an outdoor woodshed project. Might look to try and up the PSI to get more lifting capacity. Anyway I want the stand alone forks....just my preference.

three point rear forks? Never heard of her.

I might go with these. Amazon.com: YITAMOTOR 45" Pallet Forks Frame Attachment with 42" Pallet Forks Forklift Blades, 3000 lbs Capacity with 2 Inch Receiver Hitch & Spear Sleeves for Kubota Bobcat Skid Steer Loaders Tractors : Patio, Lawn & Garden somewhat light weight.......still made of...

Well....Its time for me to finally finish getting all the useful attachments for my BX2380. I was at the kubota dealer inquiring about a rear blade and pallet forks. The BX can only lift like 600lbs maybe more with some hydraulic chicanery. So does the BX need heavy duty forks? I would...

I guess that was my question......is this caused by toe in or something else? I think the toe in looks correct based on my owners manual.

I really liked my Grass master 18-8.5-10 turf tires for my BX. As this is my lawn mower too it's a perfect match. But i've noticed that the tires are wearing faster on the outside of the tire verse the inside .....on both front tires. I do a decent amount of loader and snowblower work on...

Do you smell coolant anytime that run the tractor? I have a 2020 BX2380 that had a loose line that was attached to the block barely leaking under higher RPMS......smelling whiffs of coolant every once in awhile....and the coolant level would slowly go down over months..... quick tightening of...

Where would one find such a deal?

I have a RCK-60B-23 Mower deck on my BX2380 with Oregon Gator Blades and a Multch kit. The link below is something close to the mulching kit I ordered through the dealer. The Gator Blades are great compared to the stock mulching blades IMHO because they have more lift on them and presumably...

Not to beat a dead horse........ But the main reason for grease in those zerks is to prevent water from finding it's way between the outer auger and inner shaft which is only attached by a shear bolt. Because of the "wet" snow blowing environment....water will find its way into those areas...

So correct me if i'm wrong.....there is a recall on the hydraulic quick connector. Doesn't that mean if you are out of warranty....you still should get it from the dealer at no cost right? I recently sent in my tractor under warranty.....but I didn't send it in with my loader on. I asked...

So if you can get the 5 gal jug to your outer foot rest......that fueling wand will reach your tank....as it does on my BX2380....which is basically the same tractor as the BX23S ...minus the wider ROPS, rotating seat and Backhoe set up.