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Is your motor off when you are trying to shift the PTO? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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My BX came with them. Either a dealer add on or it was factory. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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They may be like me. I don't know the answer so I didn't respond. I'd like to help but I can't. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I too have often wanted to start doing the same thing. Actually have done a couple small jobs for neighbors. Hardest thing for me to figure out is what and how to charge? Is there a rule of thumb to estimate with? I don't want to give away possible earnings, but also don't want to come...

You will love your BX. Congrats Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Please post some pics of the stripes when you lay some down. I want to do this to my deck if it works. Thanks!

Let me try and bring that average down a bit. 37 yrs here.

so, Wildfire, did you make the spacers? Normally I wouldn't ask, but I have seen your work:D If you didn't make them, where did you buy them? Those look nice.

and for the record, the seat on the Gravely is 36 inches from the ground. And the width is 44 inches. The major benefit of the machine is that you are sitting on top of the motor in the rear of the tractor. Everyone that I have discussed this with assures me that the Kubota is very stable...

yes, I do use chains when I mow.

My Gravely is not a zero turn. It is a 4 wheel tractor with the engine in the back. I mow that way because of the lay of the land. I have never actually counted, but lets just say it takes 20 long passes back and forth and it would take 150 passes up and down. My hill is much wider than it...

well that was very entertaining! you guys had me chuckling.... I am going to be mowing with the BX and I'm a little anxious about how it will mow on my hill. I currently mow with a Gravely rider and it does very well on the hill. One of the benefits of the Gravely is the low center of...