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Glad to see you went with the redline forks. I like seeing the small companies get a piece of the pie. I have the same set for my LX (Even though they are marketed to the BX, they are perfect for the LX as well). I have been eyeing their rock bucket too. I had them shipped to my workplace which...

I love my 2 Kubotas, but that being said, there is alot of tractor competition in my area. For my next purchase (likely a replacement for the BX when the LX is paid off), I would consider kubota, deere, massey ferguson, and New Holland. Here in upstate ny, all have dealers with good reputations.

Difference in MSRP is pretty substantial, around $3500.

Lots of options for blades, if you are getting a loader, the most economical way to go would probably be to get the skid steer quick attach, then you can take the bucket off and put the blade on the loader, a snow pusher (Kind of like a boxblade) for the front might be a good option as well

Bx1880 sounds like a good match for you, shouldn't be much of a lead time if any, bx and the loader should be readily available. Loaders don't typically work well for snow removal, get a blade you can angle and you will be much happier.

We had the premium plan from nationwide on both of our pugs up until they were 5. My wife used the heck out of it and we definitely made out well with it, but it rises exponentially after 5 and she changed to another one. I'm not sure which one we have now, we mostly just have it for accidental...

When the Gravely came out it was a Polaris Ranger with unique bodywork, I believe both Gravely and bobcat utvs are just rebadged rangers

Land pride makes a top and tilt kit for the LX https://www.messicks.com/parts/landpride/320-166a

Now that I think about it, My LX has the relays for the 3rd function bolted to the fuel tank shield in the engine compartment. Really the engine heat isn't going to hurt a fuse panel any, I have worked on equipment with fuses and relays in far hotter environments.

I added inline fuse holders to the starter positive battery terminal and ran the wiring into the dash panel, I removed steering wheel and the dash panel came off easily. I only had 1 relay and there was plenty of room for it in the dash panel and there was room for several if I remember...

The Woodmax FM-54 would probably be a good match. I have an FM-62H for my LX2610 that is only 19 PTO HP and it runs it very well.

I bought my LX2610 from a Kubota dealer well north of me, its only a Kubota dealer and thats all they have done since Ford tractors sold out to NH. If that Kubota dealer was not available, I would probably have gone with a Massey. We have a very reputable Massey dealer in Central NY that is...

Howdy! I live south of Syracuse, someday maybe I'll go work at our branch in Marcy and then I can actually move to Lewis County

This video is a little long but I think you guys will appreciate it. This is about logging and driving logs on rivers in upstate NY. The Gould paper company he talks about is now closed but it was a small town powerhouse paper company that folded in the 90's. The town lyons falls mentioned is...

I have a spare BX2751 hitch if someone is interested. Asking $325. Can assist with shipping if buyer wants to do fastenal or something like that. Would be pricey to ship truck freight. Located in Central NY near Syracuse. Will get pictures up by the end of tomorrow hopefully.

Snorkels on the air cleaners screams Australia

I just went though this. You need the bx2750d snowblower, bx2751 hitch/subframe,, and the bx2753 mid pto kit. (The bx2752 mid pto kit is for the bx1860)

Get a gauge setup that can read up to 200 psi, take the left rear tire off and you will see a 1/8" pipe plug in the end of the pto valve. Get the gauge plumbed into that and start the tractor, and engage the pto, it should have 145 to 188.5 psi. If it's lower than that, there is a pto relief...

Lots of people using them, My LX2610 with a woodmaxx flail mower and hammer blades has quite a bit of spinning mass. Engaging the PTO definitely make the tractor do one quick jerk when the PTO engages, I wouldn't consider it to be violent. The PTO clutch is a wet clutch, it does act somewhat as...

I love my 62h with hammer blades. I bought mine a year and a half ago, it was out of stock then as well. They do come from China, they would make them here if they could hire enough staff to do it they said, but welders and fabricators are hard to come by in here in upstate ny. Their customer...