Hi, is there a reason you used a two handle valve? Does one handle control up and one down or does a single handle do both up and down? Also, do you also have a backhoe? If yes, wouldn’t it had been better to use a quick disconnect for the ‘passenger’ side input hose so when you remove the dump trailer you can still use the quick disconnects? Thanks for the video, it has been very helpful.

great camera work, if your aiming to not film the important part.

Looks like you’re girl turned into a box turtle kids love box’s

man,cool , hellow from estonia

Dude...this is genius. Exactly the solution I need.

The locking lugnuts are hilarious

The camera person kept not showing the talking guys hands. The "bucket level sticker" seems like a stretch lol

Best video out there

fascinating. pretty sure that pin was designed to give out to save your gearset. thank you very much for sharing this.

the 2ah battery has the 15 to 20 minutes run time. The 4ah battery has 35 to 40 minutes run time

I can't believe the hockey puck took out the gearbox without breaking a shear bolt. I have broken 100s of shear bolts on my BX2750. That is wild! Glad you were able to get the gearbox and put it all back together. Thanks for showing how it's done.

Excellent tutorial!! My brand new BX23S just arrived and after watching your video I can spend more time playing and less time reading. Yahoo🤠

What is the proper torque for the bolts for the front wheels on a Bx23s ? Thanks

You shouldn’t have that seatbelt on if the rop’s is not up, if you roll it over the tractor will drive your head into the ground like a post driver

KUBOTA ORANGE RULES.

Agreed an u r 💯 % right

Male.female, couplers??? What about trans couplers ? L.g.p.t.m.s.+ bi-curious couplers ?? Dang ,I am confusitated. Guess I have to sell my tractor !!!

What are the best tracks to use for snow on a kubota 040-04?

Can i get kubota combine hervester dealer ship . I am from india?

I ordered mine today and this concludes an adventure that I started a month ago when I decided to ditch my Expensive lawn guy as he was ripping me off This model and unit are perfect for my needs and I especially love the benefits of simplicity, vs the hassles of dealing with gas fuel, oils, spark plugs, and the maintenance of gas-powered lawnmowers Additionally, since I have trees that are shedding leaves, having the collecting buckets does the job of collecting the leaves on the ground as well

blink at 0:18 and you’ll miss the undercoating spray used… barely visible on the shot or video. Crown Rust Protection & Lubricant

Well done video… this is the video Kubota should publish themselves!

Salesman was excellent. Sold me on this tractor, over the new holland workmaster

excellant video

I want that tractor!!!

This video is the best description of this particular Kubota model that I've seen. Simple, complete easy to follow. Appreciate the share. I've been shopping for 2 years on all manufacturers. Today's video has help me to decide on Kubota BX23s. Again thanks.👍👊

Great video...Very clever...👍👍...😎

A leever?

Thanks for sharing. Looks perfect for some people

Better off getting a old MTD or ayp mower 😊

Nice car

That sprung washer is necessary

Not a good idea will be a bad scene if the hydraulic lock fails

Thank You very much for all this info. I recently purchased a BX 23S and I love operating it. It’s very intuitive.

Very informative!

Long video... but great explanations and covers most everything you'd need to know to get to operating. I know there are roof canopy options, but is there any cab options? Maybe just 3 sided to block some wind for snow blowing?

Great video. Thanks! Also I am envious in that you dis the whole video and your hat never budged! I am not so lucky!

John Deere used to have a reputation. Not anymore.

Very nice! That'll brighten your yard! Nice product.

Hello James! Nice bright light for sure and great mock up to be able to test it in different locations. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Mike.

Can’t wait to see what it looks like at night 😂😂😂, hope you didn’t get a LEDburn 😂😂😂. Welcome back James 👍🏻🙋🏼‍♂️🙂🇨🇦🍻

Nice lite 👍 Here on PFON Temporary usually turns into Permanent 😂 Nice Video thanks for sharing!

Very nice, might work good on the barn! Cheers James. 🍻

I kept hearing you stating that you are going to sharpen the blades and mount them prior to torquing everything down. I’m not sure if you are aware but, I am only going to respectfully share some advice when it comes to sharpening your blades before installing them. If you like, you obviously have the inherent right to ignore it or modify as you see fit. Before sharpening any mower blades one should thoroughly clean them in their entirety. I’ve found that a pressure washer works wonders for this. Just ensure you have a protective surface beneath the blade before using high pressure water, it will prevent you from being coated in mud and debris in the event you receive back spray. If this is not possible, one can purchase a 6” or 8” bench grinder and replace one of the stones with a wire wheel of the same diameter and clean the blade with that. Once thoroughly cleaned and dry it is a good idea to check them for trueness. If they are bent it would make no sense in going any further with that specific blade. Replace. Once one has ensured the blade is clean and straight, now it can be properly sharpened. Try to maintain the factory angle (most are a 30 degree angle) when sharpening. It is also a good idea to try to remember approximately how much pressure is maintained during the process as well as how many passes it took to obtain the sharpness you are looking for. Try to the best of your ability to repeat this exact process on the opposing side of the same blade. This will make it much easier and more efficient to balance the blades once you have obtained the edge you aimed for. If you don’t have a blade balance, you can take the blade of a screwdriver or something similar and place it in a vice or some other method of securing it, making sure it is as level as possible. Measure the length of the mower blade and split that number in half, take that measurement and make a small mark in the center of the blade at that point. Ensure to mark it perpendicular to the secured balancing object. Place the blade on the secured object perpendicular to it and ensure it sits directly on the mark that’s made in the center of the blade. The side that dips is the heavy side, continue to sharpen the heavy side or take a very small drill bit and continue to drill a hole at the outside edge of the heavy side until balanced. It will in-fact balance out with patience. The purchase for a blade balancer can be anywhere from an economical to a professional style on Amazon or elsewhere. As well the same can be said for the purchase of an economical blade sharpening device to a professional quality one. The items I have attached are only for your awareness and should not be taken as something you should purchase. If you are interested you should take the time to research each of the items attached as there are different manufacturers for each product. They range from economical to professional. In the event you end up deciding to purchase one of the styles attached, the one you choose should be based upon your own research and decision. The balancer that is marked as the BEST option (MAG-1000 Professional Blade Balancing Instrument) is the one I currently own. It has a shiny steel rod that has a bend in it, this rod is what is utilized to check each blade for trueness. It will make it easier for you to identify a bent blade, by how much of a bend, as well as where the bend is. Any balancer with this rod lets one know that they can check for bent blades. I hope this helps you out, and anyone else who reads this thread in choosing a device if you either, were not aware of them or already have them. BALANCERS BEST: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00AZ0R8G4/ref=ox_sc_act_image_2?smid=AQBW6DAXZNY1S&psc=1 BETTER: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0BNKVF3DG/ref=ox_sc_act_image_6?smid=A2RLNXMPW015BR&psc=1 GOOD: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000VYFOJM/ref=ox_sc_act_image_7?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 SHARPENERS BEST METHOD: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004BKIIU4/ref=ox_sc_act_image_2?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 BETTER METHOD: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CBKFCDPT/ref=ox_sc_act_image_3?smid=A2NHCBFNBC55WF&psc=1 DECENT: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00VTO5N2G/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 ECONOMIC: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07HFZM51P/ref=ox_sc_act_image_4?smid=A3AU1GW2EDXPCQ&psc=1

Get a suction motor or hand pump

Did you get a new hood for the Koda bx tractor yet

Rust-oleum "Sun Yellow" is a great match for JD Yellow. It's only 6.95 here in Florida. I actually like it better as it's just a touch deeper yellow.

Best purchase i ever made bx23s ,im now starting to collect all of its attachments. MIGHTY LITTLE TRACTOR🇨🇦✅️

Great option. I notice in your other video where you are loading and unloading the dump trailer behind the BX25D (kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGq4hquNfa2ihtE), that as the trailer is dumping and reaches a 'tipping' point where tongue weight goes negative then the hitch moves upward a bit. With just a nut on the very top of the threaded rod, and on the very bottom of the rod, the only force being controlled is the downward tongue weight. Once the tongue weight goes negative as the dump trailer pulls up on the ball, then there is flex introduced to the hitch connection under the tractor. A suggestion would be to use two additional nuts on the threaded rod... one below the backhoe plate (tightened against the plate) and one on top of the receiver hitch. This will lock the receiver in place so you have stability in both the loaded and unloaded tongue scenarios. It seems this will prevent flex and potential failure under the tractor at the hitch plate connection. Just a thought. I intend to adopt your system, with the additional nuts I've mentioned. Thank you!

Need to take that seat and have it recovered with saddle leather! Then it would match your hat better!😊