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The short shaft is a different length between the open and cab model. I know this because I had to order the right shaft for mine.

I have had no damage using it backwards.

I do 13 driveways with gravel. These are on the Lake Huron side. I use my blade backwards until i have a frozen base over the gravel. After that I use the front mount blower. Also fine it handy to back up to a garage door and pull the snow away from it

C/C is 20 3/4 in. inside to inside 18 3/4 in

There is 2 drive shafts. Is the one you talking about the short one ? Did you put something through the blower? When you replace the bolt did it shear right away?

My B2650 also will spin 1/4 turn when in mid position

I never turn the cutting edge around. It will drag the snow just fine in reverse

I have this wood chipper on my B2650. It runs it fine with not problems. Their service and help is excellent. I only run up to 4in. in it

I have a B2650 with the cab. The backhoe has its own seat. My issue is when I need to move tractor I have to get off seat and get into Cab to move the tractor. This Ok when you have another person working with you that can move the tractor. Not so good when you are alone. Would use the stick...

I have a BX1860. It cuts the grass just fine. I also have a front mount snowblower on it. I am in a snow area in Ont. on the Bruce Peninsula A foot of snow is not a problem for it. However I also own a B2650 cab model. It handles the backhoe, chipper and also a front mount blower. If you want to...

Some put a vacuum on the fill port and pull vacuum to change the filters. Some do it quick and only lose a small amount. There is U tube videos on how to do this both ways

Nice Job. I tried the PVC. It did not like the blower going in reverse dragging snow to pack it. Came off

I have a set that i got last year and am using this winter for the first time. so far I am only using the front cover. I have 3 bars on the temp guage when blowing snow. Not sure if I will need the side covers or not at this point. Would like to add they fit and look nice. Very well made

I am in Ontario. Lots of snow. I have run a 67in. blower on my B2650 for 4 winters now. They are a good match. Getting older I just purschased a front mount blower for my tractor. You would be fine with a 72in also. I used that size before my 67in. for 10 years. I would blow snow 2 ft deep with...

I have found the same issue as you. Only when i am using the rear mount snowblower. When I turn my self around in the seat to see out the other side my knee hits it and it comes loose. I am thinking the others with out the problem are not using the blower or are a very thin person

:D Nice job and write up. I also have a B2650 with cab. Have the same issue being on the 49th in Ontario. I now have a cardboard in front of the rad. Gets up to 2 bars.

I just cover the seat and controls with a garbage bag. The hoe sits on patio stones. Comes out good every spring. :)

I purchased a B2650 last year. It has the cab and all the bells and whistles. The BH is great and hooks up in 5 minutes. My forks that my Kubota dealer sold me come from Horst welding that is in Listowel Ont. They were $ 700.00. I have had a very bad winter this winter and the blower handled...