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Agree, mount them at about thirds of the bucket. Sent from my moto e5 supra using Tapatalk

Well im going to let the dealership replace them once more under warranty....my last service experience with them was terrible so I am going to give them another shot in case I really do need them in the future...given the last set was put on 6 months ago I'm sure I will be looking for...

My assumption is it is pretty good likelihood if I have had inners replaced under warranty once already it would be smart to do outers at the same time I pull everything apart to do inners? Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

I would suggest a land plane. I hate my box blade but maybe I can't figure out how to use it correctly the 15 times I have tried it Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

I believe it is for police or fire department support

Can you take a picture of the back of the tractor so we can see how it is set up ?

I don't like the clevis type hitch on my lp. I also really don't like how the shank adjustment on my lp. I have seen fixes for this but your spending additional money to fix the design flaw just my .02

I am also on a gravel drive Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

I started with a 54 in atv blade then welded extensions on each end. I have a bx2670 and the blade is right at 84 in wide. I assume snow is the main use all above are speaking about. I have no issue pushing it and also do not use fel float but there is some float built into my design Sent from...

Re: BX 80 series quick attack loader I really like the ssqa....and the manifold and joystick location! How did you get one when they aren't even offered on the kubota website?? I am really thinking about looking at the 23s and trading my 8 month old 2670! Wonder if the ssqa adaptor can be put...

Not sure if there's room but I have used a bottle jack inside right above the axle on older tractors. Like I said not sure if that would have worked here or not. Way to use what you have available to you to get the job done! Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

I bought a box blade for my gravel driveway and am very disappointed in either my skills or it being to small to work right and I really wish I would have gotten a box grader or land plane Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Thanks both of you for the clarification I guess I haven't ever started it with the glow plugs! No wonder it doesn't like to start terribly well when it's cold! Thanks all for the help!

That is kind of what I thought. Thanks...one more question if I may..does it help when really cold to do run thru 2 cycles before starting? When I plug it in this isn't an issue it's just when starting when I don't get it plugged in. Thanks Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

When turning the switch to the on position the glow plug light shows for around 5 seconds then goes off. Do the glow plugs also turn off when the light goes out or do they continue to run? Thanks in advance Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Sand bags. They can be used for traction as well if needed

I run a 60 on a bx2670 and have no issues pulling it. I would think u could go to 72. I would be mindful of the width when angled and wish I had a 72. The 60 angled I think will be too narrow for you as I think the bx is slightly more narrow and the 60 is almost too small for me

You can put plates on both in South Dakota as well.

VP Racing "utility" race fuel jugs are awesome. They are well made and empty fast. You'll need to purchase the filler tube separately so it's a little pricey but worth it for ease of use. Got mine in yellow at local NAPA store - cap jug and tube all for $40.<br /> <br /> Search "VP Race Fuel...

Here is not a very good picture of mine. Came off a 445 John Deere and are same ones offered for 1025 r. They are spendy and weigh about 175# per wheel. Luckily I got them off the Deere before trade in! PS don't mind my daughter's frilly cup in the pic!