Recent content by OrangePower

hat looks very interesting!! Sadly, what the BX can do is on its limits. Starts to get a little tipsy as is. Need something a little bigger with more ass to handle the higher lift load. Do appreciate the link, thanks.

I thought about that but I dont think the front diff would get warm enough to reach the 140w side. I was trying to meet in the middle of 90-140w when I saw they had straight 140w and THAT got me thinking....

So, someone can get smart with me but when I throw it back its a big no no, lol, okay..... Guess your contestant #2? P.S. I am a redneck too but I at least try to have some form of class.

I believe that whole area is submerged, no? There would be continuous oil contact unless you go fast enough to pull a vortex from the top. My concern would be oil getting to/into any bushing type bearings, if there is any. I would have to check the diagrams to see what parts are in there...

I was WAITING for a guy like you to pop in. Always one in every crowd or a couple here (rednecks cant help themselves I guess)! Thanks for not disappointing and failing me!! 😂😂😂 Well, I guess they knew the best way to make my wheel skip, grind and shake all over the place too, ehy? Size of...

Well, like I said, the BX was all I could afford, so, I was about to find out its limits. I now nick name her my 80%'er. As I also mentioned, I move around a lot of heavy stuff. Probably the heaviest it v-8 engines. The BX can "barley", and I mean barley lift a V8 350 engine. I have to...

Like Dave Chapelle would say.... "GOTCHA ******* !!" I fully understood your sarcasm, but, I see you didnt get mine??? Proper lubes for proper applications, of course. The BX is a slow azz moving tractor. Its not flinging lube around like a cars rear end or transmission gear box driving...

You cant be any more critical than the many jokers here, im good :) . I looked at them all, and, with juggling all the options available, the BX was the only one I could afford. Having a 2 year warrantee gave me piece of mind I could get the tasks done with minimal repair headaches and on...

If EP grease is a liquid, okay, but I dont think you know what your talking about. o_O

Well, if you happened to read my painful post about my Kubota dealer, one of the issues I was having that needed to be looked at was my front tires/bearing/gears. If I got a load on them, or ride at an angle, the tire jumps around like a mexican jumping bean. It bounces and wobbles in all...

All the purists that want to jump in and say "use what the manual states" can take a seat in the stand, this thread isnt for you! For all the rest, I dont often use high gear in my BX23s, so, its all slow crawling. For the hills I climb and the dirt I transport in the bucket, 75w seems a...

When I was a kid and played in the mud, my parents were not real happy about it. I am making up for lost time, so, not sure "not" playing in the mud is an option now that I am out of the house and on my own! On a serious note, a lot of times I dont have a choice as the weekends are the only...

I understand that. I was looking into putting the BX23 tire size on. Actually, something 2" taller than BX23's would be perrrrrrrrrfect, but, eyeing the BX23 size real hard since it is a standard size and i have them on my tractor now and work just fine.

Greased her up!!

My BX 23s tires seem fine for what i do. Was thinking about smaller tires for the B2601. Would keep the tractor from caking up mud in the fender wells, I would hope (see my gripe post), and lower the center of gravity. Has anyone ordered them with smaller tires? is that an option? I know...