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Yeah, I was thinking that. But the sooner it is out of my shed the sooner I have room for something else...

Kubota BX5450 Snowblower. I have used it twice. The fellow I bought it from used it twice. Barely used. Always stored inside. $2,400. It attaches quick and easy. It really throws the snow. Includes: Front quick hitch subframe, Mid pto drive kit, Hydraulic lift, Manual chute and deflector...

I am thinking to swap industrial tires for turf tires. Front tires are 18x8.5-10 Rear tires are 26x12-12 What will happen if I use a smaller set of tires - 16x7.8-8 and 24x12x12, other than loosing an inch of ground clearance? Thanks. John H

Has anyone tried using a Land Pride PD15 on a BX25D? Land Pride says it will hit at the top (probably the bracket for the rop) but will it still work, just restricted lift height?

Snowblower 3596 + quick hitch 658 + PTO 495 + freight 268 = 5017. I was not sure what dealer assembly consists of and was surprised to see it listed. I did not challenge them since I did not buy from them. Do they always add that charge?

I got a quote from a local dealer, sales, not parts. Right at $5,000 before a $900 dealer assembly charge. $2,400 sounded real good compared to that.

Thanks guys. I lucked into a used-once BX5450 with all the right parts to fit my BX25D for $2,400. It did involve a rather scary road trip to Ohio for pick up when all the snow/ice weather was happening but I did not want to loose it to someone else. Easy install. It has the hand chute...

I have recently purchased a BX25D. Considering all the recent snow I am thinking of a snow blower. What is the difference between a BX2750 and the BX2750A, B, C, and D? I cannot find any info on the Internet about this. And, what is a reasonable price for a used BX2750? Thanks for the help. John H