Recent content by SpokaneDude

Thank you everybody for the safety tips... would never have known or considered using wood... I wish all of you a Safe and Happy New Year for 2024...

Thank you everyone who opened my eyes to the dangers of not using wood blocks or stands... saved one potential serious problem that I never though of,.,..

Yes, I already have chains on rear (semi permanent) and needed chains on front for steering control (should have mentioned all of this up front!

I want/need to install some front wheel chains on my BX2350; I was wondering if using the front bucket to raise the front of the tractor to put cement blocks under the front of the frame is a stupid or dangerous idea?

I was thinking of adding snow chains to the front wheels of my BX 2350; I already have chains on the rear wheels year - round, and thought it would be a good idea for the front wheels to have them too. Good idea? If not, please indicate why not; if a good idea, where would be the best place...

Interesting,., that's what the repair tech also told me make sure the fluid level is at the top of the radiator, and he showed me how to squeeze the outlet from the radiator to test the heat..... Thanks for the info.

Thank you everybody for responding... I'm going to go with 1 hour, feeling the hose from the radiator and go on the safe side... it's an old tractor and don't want any more repair bills...

Some say 1 hour, some say over-night... what is the safest recommended time to warm it up?

Thank you everybody for your helpful comments.... however I have decided to get mechanic from the dealer out to my property because there are just too many thing going wrong with this tractor: finally started, but would not shut off, unable to reach the plug that needs to be removed from the...

I think you're right, with winter fast approaching, I need it for snow removal... Thank you for the comment!

Well... sort of good news; It started a few minutes ago... there is a vertical lever that is right next to the lever that controls the speed... it was positioned up, so I pushed it down, and the engine started immediately! The other half of this problem is the key will NOT turn the engine OFF...

I have to find them first; haven't a clue what they look like at this point.... will check them put in morning... thank you, tho'

Thank you for the suggestion... will do tomorrow morning b4 trip to dealer...SD

Thanks everybody... getting to point where I'll pick it up in the morning after I go to the dealer for parts! I appreciate everybody's time and effort... got a good start from ALL of the suggestions. I'll post what the problem was once it's fixed and running again,.,. SD