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its a tractor not a bmw. Rather have heavier tires than worry about ride quality.

why would anybody in their right mind have driven all that into there.

I would look at any safety switches and the like under the tractor and see if you snagged something electrical and pulled it loose. Off the top of my head you probably have one on the pto lever, treadle pedal or clutch or gear shift, oil pressure switch on some engines will kill them....

used b series, most people put so few hours on these tractors its easy to find a older one in excellent shape. For what you're describing I see no need to get a bigger tractor the way most people seem to recommend. They simply aren't as useful in confined spaces, and I would forgo bx series...

I actually could care less one way or another. It just seems like every time I open up other forums to read stuff someone has posted something about it, and I figured people on here seemed interested, so I forward it on. It sucks for anyone who lost their money if it happens to be true, but...

posted on another forum

https://hickoryrecord.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/hickory-contractor-denies-wrongdoing-in-factory-dispute-seeks-1-9-million-in-liens-against-conover/article_fb4b3108-ac89-11ed-805f-c34d883a12dd.html

That tractor can actually handle a 6 foot scraper blade thats actually digging?

your tractor has no down pressure; the weight of the blade is then only thing making it scrape. Too light and it will be worthless for anything for harder material.

theres a little clip you're supposed to use if you have a mounted backhoe to keep the hitch in the down position. That would probably work.

The belt shouldn't be running that far down on the pulley anyway unless its pretty worn.

If you really think you need them ( I don't use them on anything, if the chains are tight they won't come off) It would be pretty hard to beat this price: https://tirechain.com/truck-spring-32-tall-tire-and-smaller-tire-chains-tensioner/ Be aware of their return/refund policies.

it was fine until it got cold; Most likely it needs a good degreasing first.

when my b2620 won't start I put my toe under the front treadle pedal and lift up and then try, starts every time.

whats the saying, "A hole in the water you throw money in"? Anyway, congrats!