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In my shop EVERYTHING is on a mobile base…to include my vise…as I buy more tools my layout significantly changes. If your tool base is big enough and your casters are double lock the tool never moves. I make bases out of two 3/4” layers of plywood with casters from ROCKLER or LEE VALLEY and I...

Any chance the fact that LEDs draw significantly less current than 12 volt incandescent bulbs is part of your challenge?

For my Kubota I only use OEM Kubota belts. However, in my wood shop I have been extremely pleased with every belt I have purchased from V-belt Guys. Their selection has covered my every need for and the quality of each belt has been second to none.

Here’s what I found in your owners manual…tire pressure depends upon tire type, front or rear tire, with the front loader on use maximum tire pressure.

Follow your owners manual.

““bless your little heart” you fixed it” I live south of the Mason Dixon line and I know what that really means.

The GCK60-23BX is attached to the BX 50, 60 & 70 series tractors using “rear support stays” it is NOT attached using the 3-point hitch. The bagger sits/rests on the stays at the bottom and by the top link…see attached pages. If the -23BX rear support stays can be permanently bolted to the BX...

You saw a tractor?

Sweeeet…you’re going like it a lot; nice work.

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From the tractor salesman at your Kubota dealer…not the parts department. On my BX-1870 I have two sets of mounted tires from my dealer, one set of R1 agricultural tires and one set of R3 turf tires. The additional set of mounted tires from whole goods was ~$500.

Bite the bullet and get the Kubota filter from your Kubota dealer.

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Ask Runs with Sissors as he was driving.

Treadle pedal is #12 in the diagram below.

1/2 acre…M6-141 can do it all, just saying.

I don’t have your answer, but the BX1870 is narrower and shorter than the 80 series BX1880 (et al) through BX23S. The frame at the front of the BX-1870 is also mildly different, so it doesn’t surprise me that there may be slight differences in shaft length.

Good thing your name is Dan and not Jose.

Sweeet …looks real nice!