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Interested in purchasing an 8" or 12" BH bucket for a BX23S/BT603. Can be new or used. Located in NEPA.

Rear ballast for sure. You stated it is a narrow and will be using it on sloped ground. Being a narrow it is less stable on slopes. Keep your loader close to the ground or you risk tip-over. Personally, I wouldn't want a narrow. They are a specially designed tractor for a special purpose. I...

Rear ballast is always a must have with loader work. 3-pt is usually better because it can be removed when not needed. This can be a ballast box, rear implement, etc.. Wheel weights are normally left on.

WTB bx23s, 603 BH bucket, 8" or 12" wide. Can be used.

I would say you did.

As others have said, the three 3pt will float up if not secured down. Two options, use the draw bar for trailers, which is the safest or place something under the rear of the trailer, blocks/jack, etc. to support the rear of the trailer while loading/unloading preventing it from raising the 3...

Tanks again to all those who responded. I mounted side wings that I purchased from Amazon. Didn't actually follow the blade curve but think they will be OK. Maybe some of the aftermarket Kubota manufactures should look into providing such wings. Also added the rubber top flap which works...

Thank you all for your posts. I have ordered mental extension wings off Amazon that are for an ATV plow. They appear to extend the width some but also are curved in some to allow the blade to carry more snow when plowing straight. When blade is angled, should still allow snow to be cast off...

I have a BX 2763A front snow blade on my BX1870-1. Does anyone know of a company that builds specific side extension wings for this blade. Have already contacted bxpanded and some others who deal in aftermarket Kubota attachments. Like to find wings specifically made for this blade before I...

Used 8" or 12" wide bucket for a BT603 BH on a BX23s.

Sorry to say, a much better choice would to have been shut tractor down immediately, walk the 100 yds back, get needed oil, walk back and add. Expensive lesson learned. Might want to get a second opinion on repairs.

Typically yes, most have some sort of rear ballast depending on size of plow truck. Some have spreader on rear or just place weight in box. Larger trucks, i.e. dumps may be loaded with salt/ashes with spreader. 10 wheelers/tri-axles the same.

You didn't mention if the trailer was steel or alum. construction. With steel probably close to your gvwr's. If alum. not so. Length should be fine for your 3030 and truck no issue with that diesel. Attached is what I have. 18' alum. 9,900 GVW Sure-trac. 16' flat, 2' beaver tail with...

Bare. Others will reply on the dangers associated with back dragging.

Short answer is "YES". Relief valve will open, and you may hear a squealing type of noise presuming hydraulic system is working correctly.

This picture is for show only. When I transport, I securely attach the tractor including lowing the BH bucket down to the deck and strapping both the fel and bh independent of the tractor. I selected this trailer for its light weight and fold down ladder type ramps. Brakes on both axles. I...

Thank you for your reply, just looking for a bucket without paying the high price of a new one. I do have the quick change and trenching bucket already from bxpanded. I did change my post to "used".

Wanted to buy, used 8" or 12" wide bucket for a bx23s/bt603 BH.

Have a MX5100dt w/ FEL. Would removing from tires make it easier to access drain plug and fluid? Would support front with FEL. Realize it is not necessary however would make must less mess on draining fluid. Suggestions. Owners manual has fluid capacity at 11 1/2 qts., Dealer says 9 1/2...

Rear ballast is always an advantage with a front-end attachment. Loading of rears also help if NOT an issue with having the weight all the time. On my bx1870, my rear ags are loaded with WWF for snow plowing along with another 160# of suitcase weight. In summer I remove rear weight and change...