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My B2350 rears were filled when ordered with Rim Guard (beet juice). They placed decals near the valve stem to alert tire repair men about the wheels. Don't know what other shops my do.

26hp tractor, loader pulls small stuff, clamp onto medium stuff and drive forward. Rock tractor back a forth while lifting with loader for larger trees. I max out around 5" diameter with my setup. If you have 50+hp look into the Intimidator brand of tree puller.

I found this video useful. A hydraulic top link almost seems necessary for box blade. Standard top link ok for most land planes since the sides have steel runners to guide the plane. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYXcMN7tBjQ The Agritek plane really needs the hydralic top link. The...

I have 2 electric grease guns with the lock 'n lube couplers. One has regular grease for most applications. The other has high temp grease for mower deck and pto shafts. When I run out of the regular grease I'll probably use high temp on everything. Once you go electric you will never go...

When you want to move a lot of air https://www.amazon.com/Fan-Tastic-Vent-01100WH-Endless-Breeze/dp/B0000AY2Z6 RVers and truckers use something like this. If you want to make your own https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKorkPwJzIQ The R/C airplane guys have some impressive motors nowadays.

Same problem with BX2370, Used machine for several small jobs, didn't run long enough to recharge battery. These engines once running no longer need the battery. The stop solenoid blocks the air intake - choking the engine. That's why you hear a click about 10 seconds after turning the key off...

Something to think about--the petro dollar https://youtu.be/xNr1LWgIyiE?list=TLPQMTMwMzIwMjCYhU9sSvPosw

Shut tractor off, move joystick to relieve pressure and remove and reattach loader hoses. Was using B2650 in heavy brush. Stick or something pressed on hydraulic coupler release ring. Hose never separated but the internal seals stopped oil flow.

my 2650 has the LA534 loader. The newer LA535 loader can be outfitted with additional parts to make it self leveling. Keeps material from spilling out of bucket when lifting and super useful with pallet forks. Messicks has a video on this new loader.

Recommend adding Rim Guard to Rear wheels. Adds 300-400 pounds of ballast. Weight in tires is resting on the ground (lower center of gravity) and not on tractor frame. Ballast box, box blade, ect can still be added for more ballast.

R14 is a cross between R4 and turf tires. Better described in these videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOXuH9YMAN8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Hq8V0asAJo

I have the Kubota plow. When you angle the blade you have to use the curl function to make the blade level. I have better results with the 3 point blade. Wish I could find wheels/casters to replace the skid shoes on the blade.

You have 3 choices Everything Attachments (https://www.everythingattachments.com/), the Kubota/Land Pride, or Artillian (https://www.artillian.com/). To avoid shipping hassels, I bought from local dealer.

Have regular fittings on my grapple, not flat face. Biggest problem I had was getting the connections tight on the "T" fittings, hose would unscrew from cylinder. Tighten cylinder hose, "T" fitting would loosen ect. The hoses are secured in the U channel with 1/4" bolts. Lost one and used a...

used extruded aluminum. opened the center holes to 1/4" and used bolts to hold everything together. to prevent/reduce damage to the loader paint, ouble sided carpet tape and cork strips were added to the aluminum.

This is how I pull brush and small trees

My 3 point QH was too narrow for my 3 point Land Pride blade. After using 2 hydraulic jacks butted together to spread the lower QH hooks 3/8" further apart, I can use my QH on all my stuff

Had a pair of these on a BX model. The lift arms have a ball joints in them to compensate for minor changes in geometry them the lift arms are raised and lowered. The Pats adapters have bolts that tighten against the lift arms and you lose the adjustment provided by the lift arm ball joints...