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Lightly used 54" mower deck off of a BX25 for sale. Model RCK54-23BX. Asking $1,250. Located in zip code 06482 (Sandy Hook CT). Bought this new with my BX25 but never used it as my main mower. Moved to a smaller property and it's been sitting unused for a few years. Probably mowed 40-50 times...

Bought the exact same mower last fall. Looked at everything in stock in my area which wasn't much. However, this model was high on my list given spec's compared to most of the competition in the same price range. Was one of I think two ZTR's the local Kubota dealer had in stock. So far...

Your post reminds me of a long thread on TBN about how to reduce hst whine. Apparently a lot of guys had good success reducing the whine by filling the lower half of the ROPS with some kind of insulation material - forget exactly what they were using. Supposedly the hollow ROPS transmits or...

Was wondering why we haven't heard anything yet. Thanks for the update. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

Reminds me of that saying, "it's not the engine, it's the engineer". Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

I started out in 2008 with an 1860 with the 54" deck. From memory, the 18 horse model had a shorter wheelbase and the 60" wouldn't fit. They may have changed that on the new models so definitely check on fittment. Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

Don't know much about the B7100, but all later model Kubota's have a "float" function on both the boom and curl circuits. It's actually referred to as regenerate on the curl circuit. Anyway, my point is are you sure you don't have float on the boom circuit? Might just be a rusty valve, etc...