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Greetings all of you tractor heads. I've got a Walco bushhog for the back of my B2620 and I bought it used and have never sharpened it. I wonder if one of you could give me a few hints about putting an edge on the brute. Thanks in advance for any replies. eddie

Greetings...one of my headlight bulbs has come loose on my B2620. Can anyone give me a hint on how to retrieve it, and reinstall it? Thanks... eddie

My snow blower is on a dolly but that is mainly to move it around in the shed. In the summer it takes up a lot of space. ( it is easy to put it on in the winter though) it is a front mount with a foot that fits into a quick attach shoe. just drive the tractor into the shoe flip a lever and...

I have a bit of trouble with my 3 point hitch stuff but i keep it well off of the ground and use a short (6 FOOT) 2X4 to "muscle" it the last inch or so. PS..... my toes are fine. eddie

So...thanks for the feedback on horns...I like the idea of having a siren but will probably have a look in the barn for an old one or just pick up an inexpensive one from a automotive shop. OOGAH and thanks for posting. eddie

I've had my tractor for about 5 years now and in that time I have had use for a horn about 4 or 5 times. It's a good thing that it hasn't happened more often because my tractor doesn't have a horn. I'm gonna put one on it and was just wondering how many of you guys have added a horn to your...

thanks to all of you with comments…i appreciate the information.

i took the battery for a load test and it was too weak to read (6 cranking amps and 9.5 volts). I will leave it on the charger overnight but I have the feeling that the battery is hosed to start with and maybe there is a short but maybe not. I will load test it again tomorrow after an...

thanks for the tips Daren…i've never had a load test done, who could do that for me? thanks again...

my tractor has worked fine till now. my B2620 worked fine four days ago…i parked it overnight and the battery was too weak to crank it…charged the battery for day and then let it sit for a day and the battery is too weak to crank it again…i have disconnected the battery and have the charger on...

i spent a half an hour on my B2620 blowing a skiff of snow off my driveway this morning...we are expecting 2 inches overnight tonight and have about 20 inches on the ground so far.

i have a B 2620 and have noticed that one of the tail lights isn't working, so the question is before i replace it with an OE bulb, are there LED bulbs that are brighter than the OE bulbs available and are they worth the extra cost? thanks to any responses... eddie

i have a B2620 and use a 4 foot rough cutter on it. sometimes i think i could power a bigger cutter and then when i get into some heavier stuff i think 4 feet is enough. personally i would go with what the tractor specs recommend and not push the envelope too hard...paying for broken shafts...

can you show us a picture of your rotovator?

the front mount blower is driven by the mid pto and there is a sub-frame assembly that bolts to the frame close to the front of the tractor. I am no expert on tractors but a couple of the important things in my mind would be whether or not the sub-frame would fit, and whether or not the drive...

did Santa bring you that???

I have a B2620 with a FEL and really like it, it does a lot of work around here. I don't use it for grass cutting yet because I have a dedicated lawn mower. I was thinking that if the lawn mower dies I'd get a rear mount finish mower, just because I think it would be easier to put on and take...

sorry about the typos...that post should read that the mid PTO turns counter clockwise while looking at it from the seat. hope you find a solution.

I have a B-series tractor and a BX2750D front mount snow blower and the mid PTO and drive shaft for the snow blower turn counter clockwise from the sitting in the sear position. I never really paid any attention to which direction it turns, but it has blown snow really well for the last couple...

My front mount blower plugs in where the FEL plugs in, once you remove the FEL you just use the vacated connections. Or maybe you don't have a hydraulic connection at the front of your tractor, if you don't you may need to do some plumbing before the blower goes on. I asked the dealer around...