Recent content by JustJeff

You may be right. I don't know. And I wasn't trying to be "difficult", just saying that the feature of float is very beneficial to me.

That 1025R is very nice. Is that a Cozy Cab on there?

Oddly enough. I'm a professional snow removal contractor as well. As far as I'm concerned, the absolute best tool for sidewalk snow removal is a front mounted rotary broom for anything up to 6". Hands down, no comparison. I don't know about you, but everything I have has a 1" trigger, so...

How many feet of city sidewalks to you have to warrant having both a blower and a V plow for them?

http://bxpanded.com/BX-bucket-xpander

Yes, the BX 2350 does have float. I've got one. And I disagree with the above poster. It is a helpful feature when moving snow. Just like it is on a snowplow. I remove snow commercially, and every plow that I own is in the float function when plowing snow. I don't know how well this will...

I move my boat with my Kubota all the time. Mine is only about 3,000lbs, but the tractor moves it easily. I do it with my tractor for the same reason as you. It's too tight a turn to get the boat under the carport with my truck.

Company name? Internet link?

Hi guys (and gals if there are any!). I've got a BX 2350. I have a snow removal company and I want to use this as a sidewalk machine with a rotary broom on it. The only company I've seen that lists a cab for this specific model is Curtis Cab. I really don't like Curtis cabs, they look cheap...

This company deletes tractors and "other vehicles", of which I'll not name. They said they can delete and tune a tractor to have the same power as the next larger sized tractor.

I use my loader often, and do not have a ballast box of any type.

Not sure what that one is, but yes, I do use Power Service in the Winter. Use it in my tractor and my truck. I learned my lesson a few years ago in my truck.

Why not on the rear so you could just lift it with the 3 pt? No more cranking the wheel up anymore for me.

I don't see any price at all. Neither on this thread or your CL ad. Might help moving it.

I've seen this said about seeing the Kubota tractors on constructions sites before. I don't know if it was you that said it or not, but that part is kind of irrelevant. I've been a carpenter and in construction for 31 years, and have NEVER seen any small Kubota (or other brands) on a site...