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Yes, allot of us have "skid plates" under our subcompact tractors.... https://www.bxpanded.com/BX-under-armor

i purchased a couple of 2x4's and the cheapest Harbor Freight furniture dolly and removed the casters (this was cheaper than buying them individually and they have the weight rating) I also used the carpet that came attached and used it so the Box blade will not slide around while it's dolly...

I have a everything attachments "Land Shark" 48" subcompact Box Blade..... It is an implement that everyone that owns a tractor should have.

I am wanting to do a "skid" for my box blade..... But I have yet to find ANYONE that has added a skid to a box blade, So I think it is not a good idea. For the front bucket, I have the Edge tamer..... and use them on my gravel driveway and the paved road.... They work PERFECT. Insulation is...

On kubotausa.com I just priced the different snowblowers with the K-connect ($710) and the 4-point hitch ($729) For me I was not interested in the 55" snowblower.... 48" commercial $4793 50" standard $3543 "I think" that the $1250 difference to HAVE the Hydraulic rotation (cost $840-$865) PLUS...

"I think I read"..... that the older snowblower set-up will work on a BX"80" series...... The problem lies in the engine hood will not open correctly (whether that is partial or all the way or not at all).

Warranty will follow the machine. I purchased a 10-hour 3-month old BX23s from the dealer. The warranty is in my name. One thing though..... I don't know what will happen because you are buying the loader at a later date than when the tractor was 1st sold.

Last year I went all through the plus and minus of pallet forks with a pin on bucket. For me to convert to a ssqa (OEM ssqa / bucket) and Ai2 pallet forks.... the package shipped was over $2,000 Now with that, I can now buy ssqa implements in the future IE: grapple $$$$$$$$ I finally wised up...

Both have advantages/disadvantages. BXpanded is easy to take on/off (as I do for winter to put on bucket skids) The Ai2 does have the advantage that you don't have to drill any holes..... and if you don't plan on taking it off (or not often) I think it may be the better choice. I do have one of...

Hack75, I purchased them fro amazon..... The round ones have a wider surface area than the "bar" magnets. And they do not move. Super Strong Neodymium Cup Magnet 1.26" Countersunk Permanent Magnet, The World’s Strongest & Most Powerful Rare Earth Magnets by Applied Magnets with Screws 8Pc...

5x10 Dump Trailer, BX23s and a 2002 Toyota Tundra

PapaJ...... In a very short answer just bite the bullet and get the land pride PFL1242 forks. It will be one of the best $ spent on a implement. I wish I had the SSQA , but I have a pin on bucket.... Tried the (cheap) Titan clamp on forks.... (IMHO) the suck. I sold them after just one use. I...

I have been looking at a box blade for well over a year.... I think I have seen just about all of them. Last Sunday, I finally put a order in for a 48" Land Shark Rick called me the next day to confirm the shipping time and cost and I should have it in about a month. Even with shipping...

Another great video Jack !!! Well worth the watch for anyone considering a BX or subcompact tractor.

Buying in this economy. I drove by the Kubota dealership yesterday..... and the lot was totally FULL. Now I am sure that they were getting stocked up for the springtime boom...... But, if you can get by with what you have, I have to wonder who is going to go out and buy an expensive tractor or...

I pulled the screen out.... Measured it, cut a piece of cardboard (hard plastic would be a better choice) placed the cardboard in the screen, then put it back where it belongs. Now the tractor will warm up. Used it all last winter.... The only thing you have to do is REMEMBER it is there in the...

My BX23s came with the bolt on cutting edge.... and I will tell you it is a waste of money !! The Piranha Tooth bar is probably the best $240 you will spend on your TLB

I weighted them when I got them.... And I thought I wrote it down. From what I remember they weight just under 50 lbs. (I want to say 47 lbs each)

I did the golf cart mirrors attached with magnets Went to the hardware store and got #10 x 3/4" bolt and nut (no washer) used a little loctite. The round magnets (I believe) give a wider surface area..... anyways these things are ON-THERE. I was going to drill another hole to add a 3rd magnet...

Finally got the weights all finished. Used 1/2" x 6-1/2" Carriage bolt to attach weight to the rim.... wish they made a 6-3/4" carriage bolt.... as that would of been the perfect length. I also used some "leak seal" and applied it to the inside of the weight.... to put a rubber barrier between...