Recent content by nick2010tundra

Hey Kubota brothers. I am currently looking for a cab for my bx25d (2011) and have found a Curtis cab that was off a bx2350 and bx2660. Will this fit my tractor? Thanks for any help guys

Home Hardware in Canada has a Kubota Orange in there line of paint

I watch your YouTube channel already, how is your back doing. Looking forward to your garage build moving forward. Hopefully you can do some cool videos of that. Also wouldn't mind seeing more repair vids. have a good one

You mention a 3rd function valve, could that be the issue.

yeah its a front mount blower. I am trying to get the fan to come off the shaft. So I started by taking the side carrier bearings off and the gearbox support, as well as all sheer pins. I was assuming you could just slide the main fan off the shaft, but it doesn't seem to want to come. I also...

HELP anyone lol

Hey Fella bota'ers. I have 2 questions. 1. How do you take the fan ( Main auger out). I tried removing the bolts off the side auger and the gear box support. I know I am missing something here. 2. Can someone please post a picture of what part I need for the manual chute rotation that...

Hi everyone, looking for some help here. Will the Quik hitch off a 2012 bx2360 fit a 2011 bx25. The fella is selling it as a package with a b2750 front blower.

I think I woul take it to the dealer. I'd also want them to wire it properly with a relay activated off the key, so the solenoid is not always hot ( that isn't good). Maybe that's the way landpride installs it, but to me that's half $$$. good luck

Sunscreen, Some good gloves, grease gun and maybe something to wipe the smile off your face. Enjoy your new tractor.

Flipping a tractor ain;t cheap and if it can't handle spacers I wouldn't want it. That being said I found a huge difference on my bx25 when I added 2 inch spacers, Night and day stability difference. If your dealer won't add them to the deal, buy them off the internet and take them off any time...

I think your being very fair, especially if all you want is some paint and new decals. If that tractor was sitting on the lot for sale they would have done the same to be able to sell it as new. Really your willingness to do the painting yourself and apply the stickers to me shows your a stand...

can you tell us your secret, what did you use? How did ya plumb it ? Some of us aren't handy with hydraulics

I think you would be far better off with a steel or steel galvanized trailer with dual axles and at least 14 foot. I personally have a 16 tandem galvanized and love it. If your worried about moving it around, don't forget your BX is the perfect tool, I just use the loader and hook the chains to...

I use a marine grease with a lock and lube, I think most important thing is to grease it often