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Wife took a shot of me cleaning up after the weekend snow dump. It was fascinating to see the capture of the segments of snow as thrown out by each impeller blade . . . and being able to see the segmentation in the discharge 10-15 yds away

Total charge to replace PTO clutch assembly K258313900 and supporting seals, bearings was $3447 Cdn plus local taxes. Parts - $1000 Time - 17.38 hrs at $139/hr for $2415

Not sure if its good to mix new and used equipment...

That's a great design. Creative

Thanks for the info guys. About what I thought (unfortunately)

Was chipping 3 1/2" poplar branches yesterday when it started bouncing in and out of the teeth and then pto shaft stopped turning. No strange noises that I heard. No grinding. Cleaned chipper out and tried again but shaft barely turned. Checked mid pto via attached front mount snow blower -...

Nice old sled as well...

Tractor needs to be ready to blow away the snow the truck can't get through

Ditto on the pto shaft length. I bought a BX2750C a few years back that the guy had been running on a BX1850. PTO shaft a couple on inches too short. New shaft $100's.

That looks cool - anybody try one??

Ordered my 1.5" spacers in Aug. Received and installed them in Sep. Maybe shipments into the US are being held up as a NAFTA negotiating ploy...

Christmas...in Oct!!

Thks for the heads up Wbk

42" forks made from 4"x 2"x 1/2" rectangular tubing Adjustable width No quick disconnect - just copied bucket attachment points Appears to be able to handle all my little hippo can give them

J-bolt? Makes it easier to pull out pin to rotate wheel 90's when removing MMM

Added 2" Brotek to my BX2350 with Turf tires. I run the MMM RCK54P (54"). Here's what the clearance looks like.

So . . . where's the last chapter of this book?

If its work ... it'll do it - My little rhino BX2350- cutting grass, tilling soil, fertilizing, spraying, cutting garden edges, blowing snow, lifting things, moving dirt, pulling wagons, chipping wood, punching holes in the grass . . . As you can see from the loader picture, if the operator...

A few winters back, neighbors long gravel driveway was iced up and a 3 ton furniture delivery truck could not make it back up the hill. I hooked up my BX2350 - equipped with snow blower and chains front and back - dropped into 4wd low range, and slowly pulled him up the 100 yds of ice. Would...

My BX2350 is very prone to fine grass/dust build up in front of rad so yes - clean often. I stick a 14" length of rubber fuel line on my compressed air nozzle so I can get compressed air inside the fan shroud (engine side) and reverse the air flow through the rad. Remember - people like low...