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Nice clean job. I will do that also, thanks.

If you get the tractor be sure to check the front axle oil. The BX tractors are known to be delivered new with low oil in the axle. I have a BX2360 and love it. They are a good tractor.

The BX2360 and BX2370 are the same tractor. The BX 2370 is the new model. The BX2360 and BX2370 manual will be the same. The BX2360 changed to a BX2370 in either 2012 or 2013. So any info you find on the BX2360 will apply to the BX2370.

Take your old drain plug to a NAPA auto parts store. They have self tapping drain plugs that work very well.

When you say flat out hauling in high range do you mean full speed? With the hst pedal all the way down? If so you are going WAY to fast as far as ground speed! Keep the engine RPM's up and SLOW the ground speed.

If you go to You Tube you can find some videos of putting the blower on. If you can't find one for your BX1800 try a BX2360. They are the same basic tractor.

My BX2360 seat is the same way. What were they thinking when they made the seat for these tractors. I called my local dealer they told me there was a seat up grade for around $175.00. Heck I think Kubota should be replacing them because the seats on them from the factory suck! I know I am asking...

If I may ask how much did you pay for your Kubota Canopy? Is it well made and do you like it?

My one sister had the same problem. My brother in lay bought a JD to cut grass and clear snow. When he used it to cut grass it worked fine. When my sister used it would always shut off at one spot on a slight hill. It was at the dealer four times. The last time it was there they sent a tech out...

I have a BX2360 and it starts right up hot or cold. I heat the glow plugs for five seconds in summer and about ten seconds when cold (I also live in Pa). I ALWAYS start my engine at idle. Most engine wear is caused when the engine is started and starting an engine and it going to 2000+ RPM's...

My BX2360 (just a little bigger) with Fel 60" mower deck weighs a little under 1,700lbs. That is what my dealer told me. So you will be fine.

I am glad that was all it was. Like I said my BX2360 did it and I have read many other BX'S have done it. Things are good when the fix is easy.

If you are getting no flow replace the thermostat first! If it won't open the coolant can't flow. If no flow after that then move on to the WP.

Not sure if it is the problem or not. But get under the right side of the tractor and follow the linkage rod from the forward/reverse pedal back to where it hooks on to the transmission. On the end of the rod is a ball and socket that goes through the control lever on the transmission. The nut...

I load my BX2360 with the FEL facing forward. I lift the bucket up, then curl the bucket so the cutting edge is facing down. Then I lower the FEL and the bucket sits in the front edge oof the trailer.

You can go to Messicks.com and looks up any part that you need. They have good prices and will ship to you. This is my local dealer and are very good.

If you live where you get a lot of snow I would go for the snow blower. If you don't get a lot I would go with a FEL rather than a blade. You can use a FEL a lot more than a blade. We got 32 inches of snow here in PA this year. I had no problem moving it out of the way with my BX2360 and the...

Nice looking tractor. Looks like your FEL pins are a little dry. Did the dealer lube it? If it were mine I would grease all the fittings and check the fluids. I know my BX had some low fluids when I bought it new.

I see after I replied to his message he deleated it. I told you we wouldn't hear from him again.

That is what I thought it would be. I also bought a spare from my dealer, now that I have a spare it will not happen again.