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The loader was financed as part of the tractor, but it is an add-on. This is no different then when insurance totals your car after an accident and cuts you a check. The loader still works, so I will keep using it and see about replacing damaged parts.

KTAC decided to total the loader due to its age (4 yrs) and cost to repair. they are paying off that portion of the loan and I am buying the loader back for $250. I may buy the parts to repair it on my own, but once I get it back on it probably won't be coming off again. Just remove the...

If you go the 3 pt route make sure you get the shorter 36" augers anything longer is likely to scrape the ground due to the limited lift of the BX. Kubota makes a specific PHD for the BX as does Tractor Supply.

Not sure. Dealer actually added other items to the claim I didn't even ask for. They get paid either way so not sure they care one way or the other.

as far as I can tell it isnt.

Sorry, but I did not. There were some off center loads and I did get her butt i the air a few times trying to pull the posts, but didn't think the little BX had the power to bend what appear to be pretty strong mounts. Will know better once KTAC approves and the dealer replaces parts. See if...

No, haven't touched the system other than to tighten a loose fitting on the quick detach hose block.

Its official. I bent the loader on my BX. Its at the dealer now waiting to hear back from KTAC. They didn't know for certain what was bent, but they are replacing the 2 bolt frame on loader supports, and the 2 uprights that connect to those supports. I noticed it when trying to put the...

Received an email a couple of days ago about Ai2 merging with Tractor Tools Direct. Guess they got busier then they could handle. I have the receiver hitch on the back of my BX and no complaints. Hopefully they come out with more BX related items. Always good to have competition.

I can second that. The BX's seem to be lacking respect, but it do what you want it to do just a bit slower.

what would be the best way to spread hay mixed with manure? Horses made a mess around the hay feeder and now I need to find a way to move this wet mess and spread it around as its great for growing grass. I wasn't sure if a manure spreader would handle the mixure. thanks

That would be great. I am getting tired of my factory guard bending every time I get near a tree or something. A guard a bit more stout would be amazing.

I have the 54" on my BX1880 and it does a good job on our 5 acres. I'm sure a zero turn would give a better cut and be a little quicker, but I needed the tractor for the loader and 3-point attachments so I don't mind the additional seat time. I do have to admit when the grass gets a bit too...

I thought a 60" wouldn't fit on a BX1880 due to wheel clearances or something like that. did I imagine it?

Spend Sunday morning removing a dozen or so 4x4 posts at the barn. Half were poorly cemented in, but put up a little fight. Nothing wiggling back and forth couldn't solve. Little BX worked hard, but earned its keep. Now to clean them up and turn the posts into jump standards for the arena.

Instead of bushings could you just replace the pins with CAT-1 if they are removable?

I have a similiar set of 3 point forks. I modified the frame with a couple of 3/8" holes on the horizontal bar so I could bolt my chain harrow frame to them along with the chain hook on top. Works well.

Spend 90 minutes moving old wet hay from around the hay feeder that the horses dropped as they ate. Man that stuff is glued together and gets heavy. May order a set of bolt on debris forks to act as a pitchfork to help move the stuff.

Asking the obvious, but did you pierce the foil top on the grease tube before putting it in?

Nice looking stuff. Wish you made it for the BX.