Right on ! Thanks for watching

Thanks Micheal! The bx2200 is a great machine! So as far as the belly mower goes.. I gotta be honest, Iv just been being lazy lately which is why I have been leaving it on for most the side jobs and work Iv been doing.. it is nice though to keep on when doing jobs in wooded areas or when clearing land because it will protect your HST fan.. but that being said I have cleared acres of land with my little bx especially in my older videos and I never use to leave the belly mower on. I even explained in the one video that I was surprised I never had an issue with breaking my HST fan.. but chalked it up to the fact that I am always very cautious about looking out for certain sticks or branches that can be forced up into it, and adjusting my driving or loader so that it pushes the branches away from the tractor and don’t go towards it.. which is how the HST fan normally gets taken out. If you go on my channel and search “Kubota bx clearing land on my property” I think you’ll find the video quite easily.. there may be a few of them but I know in one of them I mentioned it at the end and talked about it for a bit. Thanks for watching !

Oh yah, I’m well aware. Was gonna mention that in the video that I was ordering a new one, but due to not having one on hand I wasn’t gonna chance not running it during that dirty driveway job. I mention in another maintenance video of mine that once you see the secondary filter is no longer white then it’s time to replace it. Thanks for watching!

That could be.. it’s not a bad idea to replace the bearings but typically Iv found that these bearings will often last the life of the tractor because they are not driven at high speeds.. they are low speeds high load bearings and are always washed with oil.. I replaced these seals years ago and have yet to have a single leak since.. my front axle has been through a ton of work since then as well and I’m glad I no longer have leaks! Thanks for watching!

Thanks Jim glad I could help! Check out my most recent videos as well, I think you’ll like them!

Yes a box blade would have worked great also but I don’t own one anymore. I sold it as it was a 5’er and too cumbersome for the bx. I planned on buying a 4’er but never got around to it. Thanks for watching!

Thanks Andrew, im glad my videos are helping you and others, that’s a big reason why I enjoy making videos like this. So what you would need to do is go to your local Kubota dealer and tell them you’d like to purchase the skidsteer loader coupler for your tractor. They will be able to order you one for around $300-$550. I’m. It sure what the going price is currently on it but it is worth EVERY penny.. as it will GREATLY improve the versatility of your tractor for future work and projects by being able to use so many different attachments and by being able to switch attachments in seconds with the two quick lock/unlock handles. Unfortunately you will also have to buy a skidsteer capable bucket as well as your pin on bucket will no longer be able to work. But once you make the switch you’ll be set forever. Basically you will un-pin your standard bucket and will pin on the new skidsteer coupler which will then stay on your tractor indefinitely.. then you will attach your new skidsteer bucket and will be good to buy any other attachment out there that is skidsteer compatible such as the ones I use. Hope this helps!

That’s a great idea, it woulda helped burn all that wood much quicker that day!

Yes a box blade would have worked good as well.. through you’d have to be careful not to dig out the larger rock/base underneath with the scarifiers. I also don’t own a box blade anymore .. I sold it because it was a 5’er and was too cumbersome for the little BX .. always planned to buy a 4’ box blade but never got around to it. Thanks for watching! New video coming this weekend!

Thanks Mac! Nice to hear from you again buddy, I hope you’re doing well!

Hey buddy! Glad to hear from you as well! I hope all is well, glad you’re enjoying the new videos again! I plan to upload another new video this weekend as well! Stay safe!

Thanks Mike! Glad to hear from you again too! Glad so many of you enjoyed the maintenance, I wasn’t gonna record it at first but thought it would be good for some people to see who are new tractor owners. Thanks for watching!

Thanks buddy, glad to hear from you again! Hope all is well. I will certainly have to make a video on the cutting edge replacement. I havnt decided yet if I want to build my own or just buy the Kubota bolt on cutting edge.

Thanks Trevor! And sure you could, you could also use the blade of the excavator to help you regrade it after

Yes I should be able to.. but I’d have to design one first and test it. I can look into it for you. Message me on Facebook

So because of what I was trying to do in this video it wouldn’t have worked great. For one the ground was EXTREMELY hard that year but also I was trying to keep it curved towards a specific area. Also to maintain the same grade that I had started with it was easier dig it like I did.. I wouldn’t have had nearly as much control or accuracy if I had just dug straight forward because of how hard the ground was and where I was making the trench go. Thanks for watching!

Thanks!

Thanks Ron!

Thanks for watching!

Hope you enjoyed it! I plan to get the stump bucket back out next time!

Haha 😆 yes sir!

Thanks man! A lot of people forget or don’t know about those fins and let me tell you they get clogged with mud and grass quite easily so odds are if you havnt checked yours they prolly could use a good cleaning/blow out. When I first got my tractor mine were clogged SOLID with thick hay/grass and looked like it had been that way for a long time till I blew it out and ever since do my best to keep them clean and clear