observation: For your lighting addition - does that Kubota have a "field light" circuit to hook up to? My Deere does for rear only, they hide it under the rear seat. The available pre-fused circuit it handles plenty of diodes. Also the factory rocker switches have extra blank spots for any future, The problem is you gotta "fish" your wires up the rops halfway to cleanly get to the switches. Sorry to bore. I like a clean stealth install.
Nice job! I've done many of these same mods. That loader bracket seems to have disappeared from some of the recent loaders...I don't know if Kubota changed the loader spec for the LA344. Those light protectors are very nice - I nearly broke off my flashers a number of times before I purchased a couple guards from the Shorts.
Hi Luc, I'm getting a BX tractor this spring. I looked at different options on UA-cam to add a rear blast to a tractor. Your blast setup looks to be a good one for my needs. I like the idea of using suitcase weights for blast so I can use them for other situations when needed. If it is not asking too much. Can you share the design/dimensions of your rear blast hitch? Thank you... love your channel. - Chris
Good morning Chris, congrats on getting a new BX, you are going to love it 👍🏻. Here’s where I got the idea from ua-cam.com/video/IRnGHuMuqDE/v-deo.htmlsi=_AYQXReHCWT_17Xk . The flat bar stock is 3 inch W x 35 inches L x 3/8” thick. I purchased the JD LP25001 3 point hitch receiver and had the bar welded to it. The welder also added a bar under the receiver hitch with two holes to hook chains. Unfortunately I think JD no longer sells that model. Hope this helps Chris 🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
Can you put in your video description all the others channel you like about tractors. I like to watch kubota videos. I might subscribe to their channel. I like the size of the Kubota BX
Hi coolacadien, thanks for watching, here’s a list of channels I follow, Biff’s equipment, A Ritter bit will do, Ryan Lynch, Ontario Homestead, K&H Tractors, very orange, El bucheron, Maine Outdoors, Outdoors with the Morgans. Enjoy 👍🏻
Great addons and especially your tool box bracket as it utilizes the holes you already have in your ROPS. I have an orange tool box almost the same as yours and would love to use your idea. I have a 2020 BX 1880 with loader only right now. I have a much shorter gravel drive and with edge tamers I have no problem plowing with my bucket. I can even keep a path across my back yard to my barn and in float mode I never dug up any sod whatsoever. Also do you have a link to the LED bulbs you used as the 1880 and the 2380 use the same ones. I purchased the very last 1880 on the lot at my dealer and was unable to get the quick change bucket system but will order one later this spring or summer when this Dang Covid allows for a better supply to the dealers.
Hi, here’s the info for the LED lights Front LED purchased from Amazon; JDM ASTAR Extremely Bright Max 50W High Power 881 CREE LED Bulbs for DRL or Fog Lights, Xenon White Thanks for watching 👍🏻 and congrats on your new BX1880!
Why didn’t you get the quick attach for the loader hoses. That round bracket on your loader is to store the quick attach hydraulic assembly when you take off your loader
Hi Dan, I do have the swift tach loader with the single point connector and I use that single hole to support my connector when the loader is removed, I was just wondering why some loaders had the double bracket instead of the single one like I have. Thanks for watching, stay safe and Happy Holidays 👍🏻
Hi Nice Video My spinner is probably my favorite add-on as it is used everytime i fire her up. can you put a link or part numbers for the led headlight bulbs? Thanks
Thanks for watching Oliver Orange 👍🏻, I got the bulbs on Amazon.ca but they are available on Amazon.com - JDM ASTAR Extremely Bright Max 50W High Power 881 CREE LED Bulbs for DRL or Fog Lights, Xenon White Brand: JDM ASTAR, Stay safe!
@@OrangeismyNewGreen hmm . . My OEM were the 886 style from 10 years ago. Those were road legal. Like you I upgraded my forward facing hood to the extra-stupid-bright Sylvania X11,v same base socket, which are noticeably brighter and illegal but are a lower current draw. Caution: The cree 881 vary in current draw and can melt your poly lenses, The reason: I added diodes under my Deere hood. Silly I know but the green of course diodes make the appearance there is a monster in there. If I were using the old 886 halogen (which is common on a zillion car/truck/tractor fogs to this day ) then i would risk blowing the front light circuit. In a nutshell be careful out on the road. You will temporarily blind people with those lamps mounted a mear 3 feet apart. For that solution I can switch off the Deere hood lights and turn on a forward set up on my rops. With all my 12 million lumens I can melt snow when plowing snow around the neighborhood. Providing it isn't still snowing which becomes the same problem as in your car with high beams. Your low beam is low for a reason.
Good morning ! Would you know the part number for those LEDs you put into the headlights ? I'm going to guess that you purchased them on Amazon ( ? ) And how are those LEDs vs the ones that came with the tractor ? are they a lot brighter ? Anyway, thank you !
Bought them on Amazon.ca, JDM ASTAR Extremely Bright Max 50W High Power 881 CREE LED Bulbs for DRL or Fog Lights, Xenon White, pretty bright, they’ll be great for snow blowing at night. 👍🏻
@@OrangeismyNewGreen Hi there, thanks for the info. HOW you found out which ones fit is beyond me haha, but great job. I now have a starting point. Currently they want $34.99 plus $11.99 shipping ( there must be another vendor with PRIME ) Anyway, very neat find, and I appreciate your time ! The weather is starting to change rapidly, that snow is not far off ! wooo ! 😁
Bought mine at Wal-Mart.com Here is the link and they are less than $14.00 for two and they work great just be very careful when you pull the clips to remove the old bulbs so they don't break. www.walmart.com/ip/2x-6000K-White-High-Power-881-862-884-885-LED-Bulb-Fog-Driving-Light-Lamps-US/299873389
You should look at Ryan Lynch channel he works a a kubota dealer he puts the tractors together I have a bx23s with loader and backhoe with a 5ft belly mower I learned alot from watching his channel.
Hello, I'm curious about the light shrouds you want to get, is this due to the amount of light blinking out, and perhaps disturbing neighbours ? You're the first one to talk about these, so it's very interesting.
No, they protect the light from being knocked off or broken, this is where I first saw them - www.specialtyrepairscustommods.com/bx-2380-light-guards, but unfortunately they don’t ship to Quebec, legal thing 🤷🏼♂️. Also, I noticed I didn’t answer why I bought the spacers, just wanted more stability, I noticed a difference 👍🏻.
@@OrangeismyNewGreen Ohhhhh ! I see that... wow those are really well made ! and that is strange why there would be a restriction.... a few pieces of metal LOL, you gotta just wonder why. Thanks on the spacers... I hope you do a video one day on those, I'd be interested to see. BTW, snow will be arriving soon, make sure you have your batteries charged up. BTW, what dealer did you go to in the Gatineau area ? There is none, so maybe it was a few hours from you, towards Mtl maybe. Thanks for your time, I appreciate it and really looking forward to more videos from you ! fun stuff !
@@OrangeismyNewGreen Oh wow. OK, that's near the Montebello region. Didn't know there was one there. Very cool ! P.S. - I like your diesel can, I wonder if Canadian Tire sells those, pretty sure NO is the answer. I looked at them on Amazon, $$. I do like the pump though. Did you get yours at your dealer ? or at a local store ? I think maybe Home Depot has them too, saw them online last month on their site.
Paul short makes the light guards look him up
Unfortunately they don’t ship to the province of Quebec 🤷🏼♂️
Great idea for the toolbox! So simple... why didn't I think of that?
Thanks for watching 👍🏻🙋🏼♂
This is a much better built tractor than the green machine
Tool box mount with removable tool box is genius. I’m making that tomorrow.
Thanks Tom and thanks for watching 👍🏻
Nice setup
Great job 👏
Those weights 🤩
Thanks 👍🏻
Love your hitch setup. Nice job 👍
Thanks Gary 👍🏻
Nice add on's A youtube channel you may like is GP outdoors. Gord owns acerage and does a lot of tractor work who really is down to earth. Cheers.
Yes GP has a great channel 👍🏻. Thanks for stopping by and have a great one 🙂🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
such a beautiful machine! Congrats.
Thanks for sharing, and looking foward to see some grapple action :)
Nice tractor! I Just subscribed. Love the MODS👍🤯😎😎
Thanks, just did the same 👍🏻, thanks for watching, stay safe and Happy New Year 👍🏻
Looks great
Thanks and thanks for watching.
Orange is also my new green. Kubota b2650 with factory cab, heat and ac.
Congrats on the B2650, that’s a really nice tractor, thanks for watching, stay safe and Happy New Year.
Good video
Thanks 👍🏻
observation: For your lighting addition - does that Kubota have a "field light" circuit to hook up to? My Deere does for rear only, they hide it under the rear seat. The available pre-fused circuit it handles plenty of diodes. Also the factory rocker switches have extra blank spots for any future, The problem is you gotta "fish" your wires up the rops halfway to cleanly get to the switches. Sorry to bore. I like a clean stealth install.
My Kubota also had an additional connector at the rear, they use blue tape to identify it. 👍🏻
Nice job! I've done many of these same mods. That loader bracket seems to have disappeared from some of the recent loaders...I don't know if Kubota changed the loader spec for the LA344. Those light protectors are very nice - I nearly broke off my flashers a number of times before I purchased a couple guards from the Shorts.
Seth Dunn - Thanks Seth, that’s where I wanted to buy the guards from but some issues with delivering in my province 🤷🏼♂️. Thanks for watching 👍🏻
A Canadian channel? I am subscribing !
Yes sir 👍🏻, thanks subscribing and watching, much appreciated, stay safe and have a good week 👍🏻
Hi Luc, I'm getting a BX tractor this spring. I looked at different options on UA-cam to add a rear blast to a tractor. Your blast setup looks to be a good one for my needs. I like the idea of using suitcase weights for blast so I can use them for other situations when needed. If it is not asking too much. Can you share the design/dimensions of your rear blast hitch? Thank you... love your channel. - Chris
Good morning Chris, congrats on getting a new BX, you are going to love it 👍🏻. Here’s where I got the idea from ua-cam.com/video/IRnGHuMuqDE/v-deo.htmlsi=_AYQXReHCWT_17Xk . The flat bar stock is 3 inch W x 35 inches L x 3/8” thick. I purchased the JD LP25001 3 point hitch receiver and had the bar welded to it. The welder also added a bar under the receiver hitch with two holes to hook chains. Unfortunately I think JD no longer sells that model. Hope this helps Chris 🙋🏼♂️👍🏻
@@OrangeismyNewGreen Thank you for the quick reply. Hopefully, I can find a JD 3-point hitch receiver.
Hello Luc, I'm considering getting the JD 42 lbs. suitcase weight (BG20029). Are these the weights you're using for your rear ballast? Thanks
@@icmendo328 Exactly 👍🏻 and I got lucky, most of them I purchased used 👍🏻. Have a great Wednesday 🙋🏼♂
Can you put in your video description all the others channel you like about tractors. I like to watch kubota videos.
I might subscribe to their channel.
I like the size of the Kubota BX
Hi coolacadien, thanks for watching, here’s a list of channels I follow, Biff’s equipment, A Ritter bit will do, Ryan Lynch, Ontario Homestead, K&H Tractors, very orange, El bucheron, Maine Outdoors, Outdoors with the Morgans. Enjoy 👍🏻
Here’s another one Kubota BX at Home. 👍🏻
Great addons and especially your tool box bracket as it utilizes the holes you already have in your ROPS. I have an orange tool box almost the same as yours and would love to use your idea. I have a 2020 BX 1880 with loader only right now. I have a much shorter gravel drive and with edge tamers I have no problem plowing with my bucket. I can even keep a path across my back yard to my barn and in float mode I never dug up any sod whatsoever. Also do you have a link to the LED bulbs you used as the 1880 and the 2380 use the same ones. I purchased the very last 1880 on the lot at my dealer and was unable to get the quick change bucket system but will order one later this spring or summer when this Dang Covid allows for a better supply to the dealers.
Hi, here’s the info for the LED lights
Front LED purchased from Amazon;
JDM ASTAR Extremely Bright Max 50W High Power 881 CREE LED Bulbs for DRL or Fog Lights, Xenon White
Thanks for watching 👍🏻 and congrats on your new BX1880!
Why didn’t you get the quick attach for the loader hoses. That round bracket on your loader is to store the quick attach hydraulic assembly when you take off your loader
Hi Dan, I do have the swift tach loader with the single point connector and I use that single hole to support my connector when the loader is removed, I was just wondering why some loaders had the double bracket instead of the single one like I have. Thanks for watching, stay safe and Happy Holidays 👍🏻
@@OrangeismyNewGreen yes mine has the double hole bracket
Hi Nice Video My spinner is probably my favorite add-on as it is used everytime i fire her up. can you put a link or part numbers for the led headlight bulbs? Thanks
Thanks for watching Oliver Orange 👍🏻, I got the bulbs on Amazon.ca but they are available on Amazon.com - JDM ASTAR Extremely Bright Max 50W High Power 881 CREE LED Bulbs for DRL or Fog Lights, Xenon White
Brand: JDM ASTAR, Stay safe!
@@OrangeismyNewGreen hmm . . My OEM were the 886 style from 10 years ago. Those were road legal. Like you I upgraded my forward facing hood to the extra-stupid-bright Sylvania X11,v same base socket, which are noticeably brighter and illegal but are a lower current draw. Caution: The cree 881 vary in current draw and can melt your poly lenses, The reason: I added diodes under my Deere hood. Silly I know but the green of course diodes make the appearance there is a monster in there. If I were using the old 886 halogen (which is common on a zillion car/truck/tractor fogs to this day ) then i would risk blowing the front light circuit. In a nutshell be careful out on the road. You will temporarily blind people with those lamps mounted a mear 3 feet apart. For that solution I can switch off the Deere hood lights and turn on a forward set up on my rops. With all my 12 million lumens I can melt snow when plowing snow around the neighborhood. Providing it isn't still snowing which becomes the same problem as in your car with high beams. Your low beam is low for a reason.
Good morning ! Would you know the part number for those LEDs you put into the headlights ? I'm going to guess that you purchased them on Amazon ( ? ) And how are those LEDs vs the ones that came with the tractor ? are they a lot brighter ? Anyway, thank you !
Bought them on Amazon.ca, JDM ASTAR Extremely Bright Max 50W High Power 881 CREE LED Bulbs for DRL or Fog Lights, Xenon White, pretty bright, they’ll be great for snow blowing at night. 👍🏻
@@OrangeismyNewGreen Hi there, thanks for the info. HOW you found out which ones fit is beyond me haha, but great job. I now have a starting point. Currently they want $34.99 plus $11.99 shipping ( there must be another vendor with PRIME ) Anyway, very neat find, and I appreciate your time ! The weather is starting to change rapidly, that snow is not far off ! wooo ! 😁
Bought mine at Wal-Mart.com Here is the link and they are less than $14.00 for two and they work great just be very careful when you pull the clips to remove the old bulbs so they don't break. www.walmart.com/ip/2x-6000K-White-High-Power-881-862-884-885-LED-Bulb-Fog-Driving-Light-Lamps-US/299873389
You should look at Ryan Lynch channel he works a a kubota dealer he puts the tractors together I have a bx23s with loader and backhoe with a 5ft belly mower I learned alot from watching his channel.
Yes I also follow him, learned a lot from his videos 👍🏻, thanks for watching, stay safe and Happy New Year 👍🏻
Hello 👋
If you and kubota bx to your title,
More people will find you in there search,for kubota videos.
Thanks for the tip Brian, in every video I make sure “Kubota BX” is in my title and somewhere in the description. Thanks for watching 👍🏻Take care, Luc
Hello, I'm curious about the light shrouds you want to get, is this due to the amount of light blinking out, and perhaps disturbing neighbours ? You're the first one to talk about these, so it's very interesting.
No, they protect the light from being knocked off or broken, this is where I first saw them - www.specialtyrepairscustommods.com/bx-2380-light-guards, but unfortunately they don’t ship to Quebec, legal thing 🤷🏼♂️. Also, I noticed I didn’t answer why I bought the spacers, just wanted more stability, I noticed a difference 👍🏻.
@@OrangeismyNewGreen Ohhhhh ! I see that... wow those are really well made ! and that is strange why there would be a restriction.... a few pieces of metal LOL, you gotta just wonder why. Thanks on the spacers... I hope you do a video one day on those, I'd be interested to see. BTW, snow will be arriving soon, make sure you have your batteries charged up. BTW, what dealer did you go to in the Gatineau area ? There is none, so maybe it was a few hours from you, towards Mtl maybe. Thanks for your time, I appreciate it and really looking forward to more videos from you ! fun stuff !
We have two dealers near me, one in the west end of Ottawa B&T MacFarlane and I bought mine in the east end Carrière-Poirier in Alfred, Ontario.
@@OrangeismyNewGreen Oh wow. OK, that's near the Montebello region. Didn't know there was one there. Very cool ! P.S. - I like your diesel can, I wonder if Canadian Tire sells those, pretty sure NO is the answer. I looked at them on Amazon, $$. I do like the pump though. Did you get yours at your dealer ? or at a local store ? I think maybe Home Depot has them too, saw them online last month on their site.
@@FrostyTheBeerMan got mine at Princess Auto.
Check out GP Outdoors nice canadian channel