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What I did originally for BX2200 now on BX2650. Started with the basic Battery powered 3 pt Fimco 40 gal 10 foot boom sprayer. Upgraded by adding: Changing out the boom hose from 3/8 to 1/2 inch. 6 Tee jet AIXR 11003 spray tips 6 3/8 inch QJ300 check valve nozzle assemblies 4.5 gph Fimco pump...

The decision for me between these two was the cab advantage available on the B2650.

Very nice! Congratulations!

B2650 with the cab. Wouldn’t change! Just upgraded to a 7 inch monitor with front and rear cameras connected to an in dash panel switch.

Look at the Northstar spltters from Northern Tool. They are often on sale. They have easy starting Honda engines. The 37 ton splits 24 inch oak rounds without stalling. Splits vertically if needed, to save your back. Well built. Easy to tow.

Wolfman is correct as usual! I’ve done this myself. One of your lines is not pushed on.

Shear bolt should break before hitch bends. Mine did once, receiver hitch is fine.

Hardware stores and farm stores like Northern Tool carry the right chocks or make your own.

Grease blade bearings and pulleys (remove belt shields to do so), gauge wheels and spindles. When installing, l set the gauge wheels and chock them to the lowest deck setting. Also use chocks on the front and back of the deck to serve as ramps. Attach front link bar to deck. Raise the rear...

https://heavyhitch.com/product/ripper-sub-soiler-potato-plow-middle-buster/ Worth checking as stated in the earlier posts. The shank has spaced, multiple holes on the shank that allow for bolting to the tube hitch for depth adjustment.

Heavy Hitch http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/files/attachments/425115d1431802663-subsoiler-middle-buster-image-jpg Worked well on the BX2200 when properly ballasted. Posted on TBN, 5/15/15 under http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/243311-subsoiler-middle-buster.html

Consider Bose QC 35 Noise cancelling headphones.

Same here. Painted it Kubota orange, added Kubota and reflector decals, installed an upright Olympic plate adaptor. Collectively weighs ~ 400lbs.

Re: Best think I ever did Second that! That’s what I did 3 hours ago.

Yes! Steel toed boots also!

First, be safe everybody. Wear saw chaps or bibs, saw helmet with visor, sound protection, gloves and don’t forget the sunscreen. Husqvarna 262XP 20 inch bar. A classic old saw with good power. Good for the bigger hardwoods. Had issues with it shutting down when hot. But adjusting the idle...

85 inches, measured to the top of the flasher lights.

Dollies. Lots of dollies. Every implement or heavy item goes on one. Makes hook up easier. Saves your back. The HF and NT ones are inexpensive. Put two or more together by screwing plywood or boards to them for larger items.

B2650. Get the cab version if you can. I’m continually amazed at its capabilities.

My bias remains with the B2650. Amazing capabilities, it is a small tractor with a big tractor feel. That’s the best way I can explain it.