BH77 Rotating Seat

beckmurph

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Kubota LX2610TLB/Woods finish mower/woods rotary cutter/
Aug 23, 2012
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The rotating seat support on my BH77 broke off
Last Saturday while bush hogging.
920 hours on the LX2610.
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lynnmor

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It appears that the load was riding on the rear of the white bearing instead of being spread around the entire ring.
 

nbryan

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B2650 BH77 LA534 54" ssqa Forks B2782B BB1560 Woods M5-4 MaxxHaul 50039
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This will have me looking at my own B2650/BH77 rotating seat mount now.
"seat support on my BH77" meaning the tractor's rotating seat, for the BH77, not "on the bh77"?
"while bush hogging" presumably means the BH was disconnected.


Hate to sound prying, but are you a particularly heavy guy?
 

beckmurph

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Kubota LX2610TLB/Woods finish mower/woods rotary cutter/
Aug 23, 2012
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catlettsburg, ky
This will have me looking at my own B2650/BH77 rotating seat mount now.
"seat support on my BH77" meaning the tractor's rotating seat, for the BH77, not "on the bh77"?
"while bush hogging" presumably means the BH was disconnected.


Hate to sound prying, but are you a particularly heavy guy?
Yes.
i way 200lbs.
 

Caden

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1979 B7100
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Looks fixable with a welder, but it seems like pretty thin metal. MIG maybe?

I'm probably missing something here, but how did part of the BH break while running a bush hog?
 

Runs With Scissors

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L2501 TLB , Grappel, Brush Hog, Box Blade, Ballast box, Forks, Tiller, PH digger
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I will agree with @Caden , the pics make it look like a good “weld project”.

Hell, it might even be a cool “first welding project” if you don’t have a welder already.

Or in my case, it is a great “welder buying excuse";)

Since I’m spending your money, lets “go big”….Miller Dynasty!!!!!

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Only $16K……