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Howdy, What is the name brand of the rear scraper and do you still like it?

Does your loader have a float mode

Just subscribed!

you need chains on it but I was told I only put chains on the back never put them in the front because you can rip up to your front end especially on the small compact tractors.and some weight in the back would help too.

That chainsaw holder is pretty cool!

You need a bigger garage or a new barn. J.Au-en

How much weight can you lift with that grapple

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No problem liking Subscribing and obviously commenting. When I bought my new Kubota BX I made a promise to my wife that I would never drive it with the ROPS down and I would never drive it without putting my seatbelt on and in 2 years I have never broken that promise. I do this every time no matter how long or short the drive is because my wonderful Uncle was killed when his tractor flipped over crushing him and destroying our Hearts.

any chance you know the bolens wheel weight part numbers that are on the backside? 171-6181 perhaps

From I can see you need a longer blade probably add 4 feet

Hi I like the rear attachment blade Was the black rubber an addition? If so where did you procure it ?

Getting rear mount for mine. Bucket struggles with 6 ft drifts down a 800 ft driveway

He hit the car.

I have the same tractor. I always leave my backhoe on for one reason. Traction on the rear wheels. If you don’t have a backhoe, you need some attachment mounted for better traction, anything is better than nothing.

Hi Dan, I must say that your video on the wood rack was just what I needed...excellent job! The good news is that I adopted your idea and am making similar racks for my firewood, to handle with my new bx2380 i got last year! The bad news is I didn't see your video until I had about 25 chords cut and split. I am retired and do it for exercise, all for my own use and free wood from different places. Lots of free firewood out there if you look for it! So I am trying to move all the wood from piles on the ground to the rack system. I use free pallets i get from the area, free slabwood from a friend who has a sawmill for the framing and free plastic from a ski area in the area that used the plastic as a liner for an ice skating rink in their parking lot over the winter! Only expense is for nails and screws to fasten everything together. It only takes me about 6 min to make a rack once the parts are ready. I use a nail gun for building the racks and tie the racks together once in position for storage with slabs along the sides of the racks, hooking them all together, so they cant fall over during the winter due to ground frost, uneven ground, etc. the volume of wood in the racks is approx 18" x 40" x 5ft, which is approx 2 tenths of a chord. So far I'm about 2/3 done, with about 90 racks. Just wish I had seen your video earlier...but in the future, the rack system is the way to go! Thanks again...your right, thats about all the tractor will handle with rear forks...does not do well with front forks, too heavy, unless you have light wood, or maybe when it is really dry. Also, as you said, have to be careful of tipping over....I keep my hand of the controls and if the tractor starts to tip, i lower the forks to the ground asap! Sorry this is so wordy, I could write alot more...but will try to keep it short. Thanks Again!

How wide is your blade. Thanks mate 👍

No thanks 😳 ! If that comes down your gonna have one bad headache 🤕 lol 😂

Do you have fluid in those tires? 100 + pounds seems a bit heavy

Need tire chains ⛓ or a weight ballast box rear mount ?

Hello, I live in Colombia South America, I am interested in buying a flail mower for my Kubota bx2380 tractor. I would like the best advice from you to tell me which one is the best that suits my tractor. I appreciate your attention and I look forward to your response.

Perhaps it's a matter of getting used to it but it seems cumbersome to have the blade in the rear where you can't really see

Damn, that splitter is SLLLOOOOWWWWW!

That car bumper will never be the same.

i think it is closer to a 1/4 of a cord

What brand are those forks and, where did you purchase them through.

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"Honey, do you know why there's orange paint on my bumper?" LOL. Nice job with a nice machine. Not sure how a rear plow would work in a 12-18" storm but handle this stuff with no issue.

I’m in SE Wisconsin. I just picked up a B2601 and I plan on using my 6’ rear blade for snow removal. I subbed.....

Hey Dan you still around man? Been wondering what happened to you. Hope all is well.

Hi Dan, can you take some pictures of your hydraulic top link and send them over to me. huserhelpers@gmail.com. I am in the process of installing one, so would like to talk with you about lessons learned etc. I have already received my top link, and will be headed back to the farm over the holidays where I will be making my hoses. I have a few questions I would like to ask as well. Also, I subscribed. Thanks, Jason Huser

Im looking to get this kubota myself in near future. Thanks for this info video.

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Great grapple! We are huge Tractor Time with Tim fans and found your channel from a comment you left there. We'd love if you'd give our channel a look if you're not already following us! Thanks.

What length blade is that 5 or 6 ft

Good video. How well does this setup work in 12+ inches of snow? Looking at the Kubota specs your tractor has 8.4 inches of ground clearance so I'm wondering how well it does in snow deeper than that.

I didn’t notice if it’s the 48 or 54” grapple, they seem to do a good job 👍🏻

Very nice firewood setup. I like your hydraulic top link, never seen that before

Nice job. I usually put the tractor on jack stands and the wheel on the jack. Easier to go up and down. At least for me........

Need tire chains and some weights on the back

Might want to invest in a set of chains

Curious if you remember what bolt size you used to mount these? I picked up a set of weights identical to these today. Also wondering if it would be a good idea to put a strip of rubber or something between the weight and rim to keep the rim from scratching. Have you ever had any trouble with the weights moving inside the rim with only two bolts?

Something off about this. BX2380 3 point hitch normally doesn't have any downward force. But that is me and my tractor. What is different about your tractor?

Nice seeing you make a video again Dan we missed ya! Hope all is going well! Glad to see your stock piled on firewood! Stay safe man

You still have a pretty good amount of firewood Dan! Nice! You stay well and safe as well!! Have a good weekend!

I have a dirt drive way but the beast still gets though it. Need chains

It is incredible how much snow you can move with the BX series tractors. Since Dec 24, we have had upwards of 300cm (118") of snow here in NL Canada so far. Every bit of it was removed via my 2015 BX25. The only negative I can say about it is the loader height will only stack it 5-6'. I now have a 55" rear blower on order for it. Was thinking about a front mounted blower but the bucket is so convenient for cleanup I refuse to give it up. BTW, I live in a rural area with a 300' driveway and roughly 1/3 acre of parking space to keep clear.

See you have an ATV in the garage as well. If a persons main purpose for either a BX or ATV was driveway snow removal, on a 700 foot driveway, would you prefer the quad, or the tractor? I do have a fairly steep grade, I'm guessing 20% give or take a bit, that would have to be plowed up hill because the house is right at the bottom. Also, it's a gravel driveway. The quad would see little use otherwise, where as a Kubota, I could probably find, or make up, a million uses for, Lol!

You need a weight box for the three point hitch lol only cost around $200.00