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    A Present for my BX, a Finish mower

    My main mower is a Woods RD7200 with four gauge wheels. Works great. If you like your little tractor keep the mower on the ground. Dan
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    Assessing water in hydraulic oil

    Water can cause additives to precipitate out but the formation of emulsions and free water are the main concern. Think loss of lubrication and increased corrosion.
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    l3940 pto no power

    PTO clutch slipping??? Dan
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    BX2412 Loader 3rd function with BX2821A Snowblower Chute diverter

    In that case seems as simple as cutting the connector off the chute harness and replacing with one that matches the 3rd function. Dan
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    Assessing water in hydraulic oil

    I would assume that is the result of water intrusion. Do you have something else in mind?
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    Assessing water in hydraulic oil

    Well donet!!! Emulsion and/or additive dropout. Something you dont want. Dan
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    BX2412 Loader 3rd function with BX2821A Snowblower Chute diverter

    OK. I get the brain dead diverter setup. Thats one of three sets of outlets. Where are the other two and what are they used for when the blower is mounted?
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    BX2412 Loader 3rd function with BX2821A Snowblower Chute diverter

    If your loader valbe already has a third functiin why do you need that diverter and harness at all? All you need is the cylinder on the chute. Dan
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    BX2412 Loader 3rd function with BX2821A Snowblower Chute diverter

    I am confused. Where is the third function valve? I would not exoect it to be a "diverter" Post a picture of it. Dan
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    Rear tire fill - your thoughts appreciated

    Calcium chloride does 😀 Frankly I am not sure what this battle is all about. Seems there are some agendas here.
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    Looking to find a L47TLB diagnostic cable

    Kubota does not license the information needed to communicate over that link. Dan
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    Backhoe cylinder hose sticking out

    Hydraulic hoses have a "lay line" which determines the plane in which they want to bend. Loosen both end fittings and see if you can get the hose to lay a little straighter. If the hose has elbows on one or both ends and they are miss-clocked wrt the lay line that may not be possible. Dan
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    Rear tire fill - your thoughts appreciated

    Same marketing :poop: employed by lots of reputable OEMS with reputable and even superior products. SUDT2 comes to mind..... Dan
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    Rear tire fill - your thoughts appreciated

    Thats hard for franchisees to do :censored: Dan
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    Anyone try these (BX tractor upgrade)?

    Plop on some bigger OTS cylinders and call it good. Dan