Search results

I had the same problem with grass, gravel rocks ect. Got tired of replacing shear bolts and blowing rocks. Finally paved all the area that I snow blow !! No more problems👍

I bought a bx1880 last year to replace my gr2120 and bought the commercial 48” HD snowblower for it as I was tired of replacing chain and sprockets on the old snowblower ! The new Hd model blower is much better built, stronger runs very quite is so much better than the standard blower cost more...

The photo posted of the GR series tractor with chains Was my old tractor that I had for 8 yrs . Never had any mechanical issues at all. Would not operate in the winter without them ! Hard to steer with out them and have a very steep hill to climb that I would not be able to climb without chains...

I have a BX 1880 with a 54” mower deck and a 48” HD front mount snow blower. One acre of grass to cut and a large area to snow blow in the winter. Also have to climb a steep hill when blowing snow. Never have I thought I needed more power it will blow snow 30 to 40 feet. We get anywhere from...

The shaft diameter is .500 + .005 for clearance

Thank you for your interest, but I only make things for myself or as a favor to good friends. I enjoy time in my shop and don’t want to make it into a job 😀

i was inspired by the design posted here so I made my one for my BX 1800

Thought I would make a comment as a home shop guy that likes to design and build things. It always amazes me how people who do not make things think your time is not worth any thing. You are saying that for $20 he is supposed to design and build package and ship for $20 ? How much is your time...

I like to slower model better, easier to control find the faster speed to touchy a mater of preference 😊

I installed a linear actuator on my bx2380 HD snowblower . I purchased it from surplus center item # 5-1845-6 it has a 6” stroke , it works great.

The mill is grizzly brand made in Twain has a 3 axis dro power feed on the knee and x axis . The mill has a lot of acc. Rotary table, indexing head, dividing head, a couple of vises, collets, drill chucks ect. The list goes on. Never can to many tools. also have a southbend heavy 10 that I...

I have found as I get older lifting heavy objects up on the milling table difficult so this is my solution . I made a overhead trolly that swivels with an electric hoist that way you can lift any object not just a vice. I also have a cabinet right across from the mill to store all my milling...

I installed a electric actuator for the deflector on my first kubota worked great no problems with it after 8 yrs of use . Bought a new bx1880 with 48” HD blower with hyd chute and installed another electric actuator on it. Dealer installed hyd deflector would have been $800 , cost me about...

Thanks I really enjoyed building my cab, many hrs and lots of money went into the build. To old to do it again☹️ The curtis cab I purchased for my BX 1880 was $3500 not much more than the cost to build my own. The cost of materials to build is not cheap but labor was free😀 attached a photo of...

Here is a photo of the cab I made for my GR series tractor 7 yrs ago. No one made a steel cab for the GR Series at that time

Yes I purchased the kit it was a joke, useless! I made my own seals.

I purchased a Curtis atvantage cab for my BX1880, much less money than a factory cab. It’s not as nice as a factory cab, the heater is not very good and the blower is real weak. Also, lots of air leaks around the pedals and controls, too bad they don’t have a good seal kit. The wiper does not...

I purchased the bx1880 just because of its smaller size so it would fit in my storage shed the 2380 has larger tires and with a cab would of been to high to get in the door. I have a 54” deck with mine and as for power the 1880 has plenty of power for mowing and blowing snow. Just had about a...

hi i’am new to this forum and not sure how to reply? Hope you get this. I have turf tires that are good on grass and use chains on snow and ice. My main use is for snow removal and grass mowing in summer.

Hi just thought I would post a review of my BX1880 after the first year of ownership. I purchased a BX1880 in April 2020. Also purchased a curtis cab, a BX2830 HD snowblower, RCK 54-23 mower deck. I have also installed L.E.D. Lights both front and rear, made a bracket to attach weights to rear...