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I just got it in late fall and with a lackluster winter haven't had too many days were I could work with it. I did start digging out our new garden area before the ground froze. I'm hoping to get back on that project in the next couple weeks so we're ready to plant.

Ok, that makes sense. I've got a 2370

The BX tractors have a built in switched and constant lead already in the harness right above the 3pt top link. I just did my lights last week and used it.

I am still working on the wiring but I got my aux lights mounted on the BX last night. I didn't want to drill holes in my new tractor so I decided to use the bracket for the amber lights. Easy install, cheap, no holes in the tractor but I give up a little on illumination since they won't be...

I believe the implement discount is $1500. I just bought a 2370 last month with the 60" deck, FEL and chassis mount plow. Make sure the plow you get has power angle!!!

Ya when I need to drain it again thats exactly what I'll do. The plug isn't easy to get to.

I have the 2370 and same situation. 2 bars (but I didn't own it over the summer, that might change) and my reservoir wasn't filled even to the L mark. I just drained the coolant so I could install a block heater, I'll fill it back up to where the manual says it should be.

Installed a block heater. Tractor is only a month old so I'm still learning how to service it.

Just installed the block heater on my BX yesterday. I was happy to see that once the engine cover was off there was TONS of room. Worst part was draining the coolant that sprays all over the back of the engine.

I used 3. Probably overkill but I wanted it to be stable and not have issues taking the strain of attaching and detaching the loader.

I have the same setup on my BX23. I've only had it for a month but we got about a foot of snow last weekend so I've been able to play around with it. 500ft gravel driveway with slight grade and I had no issues moving the snow. The only advantage I see with the FEL mounted blade is the ability...

of course they do....1 week after I bought mine for $15. I did get the larger ones but still....:mad:

put together a quick dollie setup. It isn't beautiful but it works just in time for the snow. The FEL was taking up a parking spot.

I'm doing my snow dance every day...so far not enough to warrant firing up the tractor. My dealer advised me to get the R4 tires cause I was going to plow with it stating that the turfs wouldn't work well in the heavy wet stuff. I find it interesting to read other's reviews on this. Maybe...

I just ordered that same style switch! Glad I found this so I know what it'll look like. Nice, clean install. Didn't decide to go with any of the "novelty" switches??? :)