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One more vote for Tireject. Had a BX tire with a slow leak even after the dealer re-gooped the bead. Tireject, drove it for 10 minutes and it hasn't leaked at all for six months.

Depends on what you'll be doing with them. I bought the clamp ons and for general basic use they work great. The issue I had the most was when moving brush to a burn pile, no matter how tight I clamped them down one would always fall off (usually right in the middle of the burn pile). Same...

I've got the BX2680 with turf tires and a 60" MMM for about 6 acres, it does an awesome job and I have no complaints. The drive over deck looks nice but I was advised against it by my salesman, the pin on take a little getting used too but it's easy enough to get on after a few times doing it...

Thanks all and glad to see fellow bikers on here :D I had posted both here and Facebook as I didn't know who lurks where! Good info everywhere, now I need to get moving on it before riding season is back in full force.

Loosely tractor related driveway maintenance question for the masses; Mods please move this if it's better in a different area. I've read many posts about maintaining gravel driveways, good advice for all but I'm dealing with something I've yet to read about so I'm looking for opinions...

+3 on the 20' 5/16" chain. I keep one in my toolbox aka ammo can on the ROPS and it's come in handy several times, including when I needed to be pulled out from being stuck in the mud.

I'm not in the market for a snow blower at the moment but that is great info on PTO longevity!

Agreed that it's pricey for what it is, but for me the fact that it's matched to the LP implements that i own it just made sense; no mods needed. The OP mentioned that it may come on and off throughout the year so there are certainly less expensive solutions out there. I'm admittedly lazy...

I bought the 43" LW Clamp on Pallet Forks specifically to unload a pallet with a 250lb LP blade (long story), my BX didn't even break a sweat. Not sure of any other uses, but I'm sure I'll find something!

The BX is simply Baby Bota My Harley is Moody Blue Her Harley is Grace Her jeep is Old Yeller My Mazda is Ye Who Hasn't Been Named Yet

Nice mod and love the paint job!

Bill, I'm with you on hoping for some white stuff. Wife and I recently moved further out to the countryside and I'm hoping to play (oops, I mean work) with my BX this winter. I bought the 1560 for snow as well, from what I've seen it's a good solution.

I recently put 2 inch spacers on mine and it really did make a huge difference in stability on side slopes. Didn't interfere at all with my 60" MMM.

I'd say absolutely get it if you have a choice. Even with one implement, if you remove it more than twice a year the quick hitch makes it SOOO much easier. I've got the same rear blade you're getting plus a box blade and bush hog and going back and forth between them is a breeze with the quick...

Bought a new rear scraper blade that was delivered to my office and finally got around to bringing it home. Had to also buy a pair of clamp on bucket forks to get the dang thing out of the van but I've got to say; they worked perfectly and the BX didn't even break a sweat unloading the pallet...

Another vote for the Dewalt here. I'm new to tractoring myself and have never used a grease gun before but the reviews for the Dewalt were excellent and I like Dewalt to begin with so I bought one; love it. For a new guy like me it makes the job simple and easy. No matter what you use though...

Hisssssssstory shows to check for unlikely things when you have an issue. Sorry, couldn't resist.

I have no issues mowing 1'+ tall grass here with the MMM but I used the bush hog when we first moved in as it was almost 3' and I didn't know what was underneath. Good luck with your grass and happy tractoring :)

No reason not too IMHO. I bought a BX2680 new with turf tires, loader, 60" MMM, Land Pride box blade and bush hog (RCR1248). Used 'em all (the MMM more than the others) and at 48.7 hours as of today the only issue I've had was the throttle nuts getting a little loose but I've hit a LOT of...