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Wonder if he has a Poly cutting edge on that so he doesn't scrape the pavement! 🤣 Paul hits the nail. Last time I priced these up for my little BX1880 there was a $2k - $3k premium for the front mount verses the rear mount. And a lot more pieces to put together. I have a straight 125' driveway...

Check out Project Farm. Not sure if he's an authority on the subject but he's not sponsored. I like the Suercup wrench. Project Farm - Torque Wrenches Don't know if ANY new product will last 30 years these days, seems to be a trend in our "disposable" society.

Turn the mower height adjustment knob to the "Top" or highest positions. Do this whenever you are operating without the deck. It will keep the lower arms raised and allow you to raise and lower the 3 PT as needed.

Here's a Jacobsen pull behind gang reel mover.

Just a wild a$$ guess and a potential quick fix. More than once I've had my lock lever wiggle halfway to lock which prevents the stick from fully moving. It usually prevents the boom from raising and lowering which you say is OK so maybe not.

I hate it when my dipper snaps. What Jay said - plates and weld er up.

Had wind chills below 0F today and it's supposed to get colder through next week, no spring for me any time soon. :cry:

kubotabooks.com Loader parts here Loader Parts Tractor Parts here Tractor Parts Work shop and owners manual WSM & OPS

Springs not close enough, since I no longer do winter sports, and we've had some freeze/thaw cycles which I hate and the wind has been awful. I had to look up a map of the blue bird range and it seems they take up permanent residence a lot farther north than I thought. Some maps show all the way...

I was just wondering if it was properly connected or maybe the wires were bad. A quick look is all, just trying to help.

If engine noise is an issue from the canopy you could ad butyl automotive sound deadening mat on the under side. Not sure if it come in any other color than silver so that may be an issue. I've used it on a couple projects, sticks pretty good and works well.

Check the rail pressure sensor

Strapping the tractor to the trailer wasn't this guys problem. Looks like the trailer's missing a wheel or two.

OMG!!! Don't let my wife see that - I'll never NOT hear the end of it! :LOL: