BX25D BH removal and storage Outside
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Reinstalled the BH a few weeks ago. Easy peasy. I had strapped the stabilzers so they never budged. The Bucket did settle some, so next year, a little more thought.
But... once I sat twisted in the seat lining up was simple. Connected the lines, fired up the tractor, let the stabilizers down slowly and evenly, lifting the BH up high enough. Backed up until I felt and heard a 'clunk, then lowered the stabilizers and the lower pins fell into place. A little light bucket movement got the upper holes to line up and slid the pins in. Done. 100X easier than I thought it was going to be.
My platform did the trick, not a bad method for those forced to store outside.
Though the BXExpanded BH dolly is the shizzle for a smooth garage floor.
Next on my 'bucket' list is to possibly get one or two or three 5/16 hooks put on the bucket... but where......
Reinstalled the BH a few weeks ago. Easy peasy. I had strapped the stabilzers so they never budged. The Bucket did settle some, so next year, a little more thought.
But... once I sat twisted in the seat lining up was simple. Connected the lines, fired up the tractor, let the stabilizers down slowly and evenly, lifting the BH up high enough. Backed up until I felt and heard a 'clunk, then lowered the stabilizers and the lower pins fell into place. A little light bucket movement got the upper holes to line up and slid the pins in. Done. 100X easier than I thought it was going to be.
My platform did the trick, not a bad method for those forced to store outside.
Though the BXExpanded BH dolly is the shizzle for a smooth garage floor.
Next on my 'bucket' list is to possibly get one or two or three 5/16 hooks put on the bucket... but where......
If you cover with tarp, make sure it gets air otherwise you will get condensation and dampness.
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