BX6315 QA on Bx23s/BX80?

Sneyeper13

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Recently got a BX23s without the ssqa on the loader. Looking to get a loader mounted plow and BX2767 with BX6315 QA are relatively common used. I've searched high and low for a definitive answer but it seems like I could use the BX6315 on the 80 series pin loader as long as I don't try to park it? I've watched Tony's videos and the only real difference seems to be the bolts to engage the kickstand.

Has anyone tried this?

Thanks!
 

GreensvilleJay

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I had to lookup BX6315 QA to see what it is, and since it's NOT 'SSQA', you'll have to buy BX6315 QA compatible attachments. My BX23S is SSQA as I wanted to have access to common( ie" cheaper") attachments.
Say you want to borrow neighbour's pallet forks...oopsy... BX6315 QA won't work.
 

Sneyeper13

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The bx6315 is compatible with almost everything pin on like my bucket already from what I have been able to tell (forum posts mostly). It's really just a pin grabber on one side and standard pin on style on the other side. Thats why I think it will work just trying to figure out if anyone has ever tested the pin on side on the BX23s loader.

No neighbors to borrow from unfortunately!
 

Cfrazer

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Do you already have the BX6315? If not, why not just buy Tony's QA that will work with your loader and be able to park it. I have his QA on my BX2670 (ver 2.8) and it works great, I just didn't need the bolt kit added that's used for the 80 series.
 

Sneyeper13

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Do you already have the BX6315? If not, why not just buy Tony's QA that will work with your loader and be able to park it. I have his QA on my BX2670 (ver 2.8) and it works great, I just didn't need the bolt kit added that's used for the 80 series.
I don't have the 6315 but many of the used Bx2767 blades locally are sold with them.

Have you tried Tony's QA with other attachments not made by Tony? Blades etc?

I'd love to have his QA and forks but decent deals come up locally on Kubota branded pin on attachments all the time.
 

Cfrazer

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I don't have the 6315 but many of the used Bx2767 blades locally are sold with them.

Have you tried Tony's QA with other attachments not made by Tony? Blades etc?

I'd love to have his QA and forks but decent deals come up locally on Kubota branded pin on attachments all the time.
All I have so far is the Pallet forks and the factory bucket, but I'm sure anything that the BX6315 works with will also work with Tony's QA. Actually there's a guy on youtube that I believe had the BX6315 and replaced it with Tony's, he also has a grapple i believe.
https://youtu.be/6d2BelvM64c

You could always start with the 6315 if it's basically free with the blade, then upgrade I suppose. If you do have any questions on Ai2 attachments or compatibility don't hesitate to give him a call, real nice guy - when I was looking at pallet forks I think he spent 30 minutes on the phone with me answering questions I had then talking about everything under the sun.
 

Sneyeper13

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All I have so far is the Pallet forks and the factory bucket, but I'm sure anything that the BX6315 works with will also work with Tony's QA. Actually there's a guy on youtube that I believe had the BX6315 and replaced it with Tony's, he also has a grapple i believe.
https://youtu.be/6d2BelvM64c

You could always start with the 6315 if it's basically free with the blade, then upgrade I suppose. If you do have any questions on Ai2 attachments or compatibility don't hesitate to give him a call, real nice guy - when I was looking at pallet forks I think he spent 30 minutes on the phone with me answering questions I had then talking about everything under the sun.
Thanks! That video pretty much proves what I was thinking and really reinforces how much better Tony's solution is.