Kubota BX - Back Yard Cleanup! - Grading , Moving Huge Logs + Junk!

[@Foretit]

My bx has never failed me either. Great video sir

[@BiffsEquipment]

They truly are one of the toughest sub compact tractors ever made! 💪🏻

[@danielbrady8867]

Welcome back, dude. Been patiently waiting.

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks buddy! Hopefully the next video ill be taking you guys on a job where I gotta cut a tree down and use the Artillina double grapple!

[@stevestock2439]

Great seeing you back on the BX Mike. Those forks work really well moving those big wood rounds, man they were huge. You can do more on a BX with your mad skills than pretty much anyone. Keep it coming. Steve

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks Steve! Really appericate the kind words man. I hope to take you guys along on my next job as well which will hopefully work the old girl just as hard. Working a tractor hard is like heaven for me :p

[@jmailbell]

Like I said before that little BX remind me of a little ant carrying big piece of bread. Didn’t get notification on your videos didn’t know you were back, I’m still subscribed and the bell is on. Sure have missed the videos!

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks buddy! Did you see the video I made after this one where I cut down a tree and pull it down with the Bx? By the way that’s funny about an aunt carrying something large like a leaf.. I never thought about it that way and now I’ll always invision that when I think of a Bx! Thats a perfect analogy! Thanks for your continued support for my channel and I plan to make a new video soon!

[@jmailbell]

@@BiffsEquipmentI did see that video. Where I discovered your channel was where Neal messick did the video on turning up the hydraulic pressure and put a link to your channel. What Neal doesn’t know is you also turned the fuel pressure up also. It just amazes me how far you push the little tractor passed it limits and it just keeps given. Enjoy all your videos!

[@BiffsEquipment]

@@jmailbell haha thanks man. It truely impresses me also! And just because I havnt made as many videos lately doesn’t mean I havnt been working it hard still! I been working it to death all summer, in fact I just used it all last weekend to move a ton of HUGE logs.. had the rear wheels up in the air too many times and had to carry them all a long distance which is why I didn’t record a video. No matter how hard I work that little tractor it REFUSES to break of give up!

[@bobkelly5254]

Glad to see you back making videos. I need to go back and watch your fuel filter relocation video. First time changing mine will be the last!

[@BiffsEquipment]

Heck yah! Be the last time youll ever have to deal with a frozen/clogged primary fuel filter and the last time having to get underneath the tractor just to change it! Lmk how it goes!

[@fuzz1500]

As a fellow BX owner...I approve of the cool black exhaust smoke while you were lifting that first big log !! Nice work !

[@BiffsEquipment]

Haha, right on! Its an absolute travasty that they stopped putting exhaust stacks on modern sub compact, compact and even most utility tractors.. although I know why they did it.. it still sucks. I always said there should be an option when buying a tractor weather you want it with a factory exhaust stack or not. I like it cuz it lets me know exactly whats going on with my engine at a glance and isnt hidden. Thanks for watching!@

[@andrewdonohue1853]

@@BiffsEquipment was it so the fumes dont go directly to the operator when moving at travel speeds. i used to have a 1948 farmall cub and if you ran down the road at travel speed, by the time you got there you got sick of inhaling exhaust fumes LOL

[@redmonna]

Nice job! It looks great! Thank you for showing your project and how well your Kubota BX works. I have a Kubota BX 23s and I'm impressed every time I use it with what I can accomplish in a short amount of time. I shimmed mine to 2000 psi after watching how you increased yours and it made a noticeable difference.

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks buddy! Always lad to hear when my pressure increase videos are helping people get more out of their tractors and also talking about the safety side of it as well. Brining the bx to 2000+ really makes a drastic difference in lift capacity.. I think 2,000 is a good number for most. Last I checked mine was at 2,450.. though I should make a video checking it again cuz im sure its drifted down a bit over the years.

[@redmonna]

@@BiffsEquipment That would be interesting if you rechecked yours. I think I could safely increase mine up to 2400 like yours. It makes me feel better you haven’t experienced any hydronic fluid leaks. With the backhoe on the back, loaded tires, and 2” wheel spacers my BX feels stable.

[@davidmartin7660]

Nice to see you’re back at it! Keep them coming.

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks david! I also made a video pulling down a tree after this one! I am also gonna be making a new video soon for you guys as well. Thanks for your continued support and I apologize for not getting out more videos lately!

[@macdawg6403]

KZbin stop sending your vids.. I had to go looking for them. Good to see you doing content again.

[@BiffsEquipment]

That figures! I hate how KZbin works sometimes.. they only show you videos of what they THINK you want to see.. instead of what you SHOULD be seeing and the people your actually subscribed to. I have been complaining about this issue for years.. it drives me nuts! Idk what the subscribe button is even for anymore.. because these days it’s basically useless..

[@bowdoin5063]

Enjoyed the video, been a while. Pushing the BX to it's limits, as it should be. Always feels good cleaning up stuff that you've been wanting to do for a long time. Very nice out in the back of your property. Look forward to next video 👍

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks man, it sure does feel good especially when you get to taker a step back and see the finished product. Pushing the bx to her limits is just an added bonus!

[@troydietrich7752]

Glad to see your still making videos . The last notification of your videos I received you building your garage and you were preparing for pouring concrete , then it's like you dropped off the face of the earth ! I enjoy watching your content because you stick to the fundamentals of basic homeowners tractor ownership. Keep up the good work !

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks Troy for the thoughtful comment! I think what happened was when I built my pole barn the video subject changed from tractor building to garage building which affected the way youtube showed my videos.. Then it didnt help that I was gone for almost a year after the garage was finished with just a few videos here and there. Glad you found me again and hope youll catch up on what you've missed!

[@prayeranon2631]

Great video, Brother. It's a very nice clean-up. Thank you for filming it. I followed your hydraulic service video for my own Bx and it worked great. God bless you my friend.

[@BiffsEquipment]

Awesome man I’m glad to hear it! I love when my channel can help others! Thats what it’s all about. Sorry I am just now seeing your comment and Thankyou for your years of support of my channel.. it really means alot to me. God bless you brother!

[@edwinlikeshistractor8521]

You still are the best bucket operator!

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks Ed that means a lot buddy! I havnt been able to work the bucket quite how I’d like though lately as my cutting edge is absolutely SMOKED.. so it’s been working against me this passed year. I really need to buy a new cutting edge just havnt gotten around to it. I plan on making another new video soon and made another new one after this video as well if you didn’t see. Hope you’re doing well!

[@mikewinters9212]

Great video, Biff! I’m happy to see you are doing videos again. Thanks for the hard work!

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks man I really appericate it! Sorry I’m just seeing this now. I have had quite the summer but have made a few new videos and plan to make another new video shortly. I hope you been doing well and thanks for your continued support of the channel!

[@ronschwope5490]

Great to see new video. Been waiting patiently 🎉

[@BiffsEquipment]

I appreciate you guys who have been waiting.. I hate leaving you guys hanging like I've been lately. Trying to find time to keep it going for ya'll. Hopefully next video you guys will be on a job with me.

[@ronschwope5490]

More than anything it’s just knowing you’re ok. I don’t mind waiting on the videos. I understand being busy and not always having the time to do what you would like to be doing. You have to take care of priorities

[@williamcoon5863]

It was nice of your buddy to leave all that junk for you to clean up. At least it mad for a great video.

[@BiffsEquipment]

Haha 😆 I was thinking the same thing only I didn’t say it out loud 🤫 Thanks for your support, I made a new video after this and plan to make another new video soon!

[@number40Fan]

Looked good afterwards!

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks Sean!

[@rundeks]

Glad to see you making videos! I learn so much and love the music.

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks man that means alot! I love to hear how my channel has helped people both learn and operate their tractors! I made a few new videos this summer and plan on making another one soon! Thanks for sticking with me and supporting my channel !

[@Ron-0417]

I'm glad that you're back to making videos again, Mike. The way you can finesse that bucket is still amazing.

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks Ron! I really appericate the continued support from guys like you. I made a new video after this and plan to make another new one soon. Stay tuned and thanks for watching!

[@toddcaskey9984]

Missed ya 🤪

[@BiffsEquipment]

Missed you guys too!

[@adampowell1049]

I just got a b26 recently and man i got way more respect for your operating😂

[@BiffsEquipment]

Haha thanks Adam! I actually hear that quite a bit. It all looks much easier on video than it actually is in person. It takes alot of hours in the seat to get so fluid and smooth with the machine and to learn how to use it for each situation so that it does exactly what you ask of it and in a timely manner. You will get there though! The best thing to do is just keep using your machine and getting hours in the seat and soon enough you’ll be able to do it blindfolded ! Best of luck.

[@garrettsilveradoz71]

Amazing what you do with this little BX!

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks buddy! Love to hear it. Kubota truely makes beasts of machines and the little BX is no acception! With a proper operator in the seat there is no limit to what you can accomplish!

[@CarlsonSonLandscapingLLC]

Great to see a new landscaping video, it's been awhile!

[@BiffsEquipment]

Hey thanks buddy! I saw one of your videos a month or so ago, your channel has grown nicely in the last few years.. and lots of new fun equipment too I see which keeps it fun/interesting! Keep up the good work!

[@CarlsonSonLandscapingLLC]

@@BiffsEquipment Thanks! Yeah, I have just been re-investing everything I earn doing this back into the equipment. Due to that, its been real hard for me to go back to using the BX on jobs, but you always impress me with the finite movements and large amounts of work you are able to do with it.

[@on4acres]

Are you considering upgrading the cutting edge still?

[@BiffsEquipment]

Haha funny you ask that! I was actually wondering if anyone still remembered when I said I was gonna replace it. Yes I still need to do it.. very soon too as it’s even worse now than ever! It’s been hard digging with it lately as the cutting edge is so worn out. I debated making my own cutting edge but after seeing how cheap the Kubota bolt on edge is I decided to just buy that .. I just havnt gotten around to it yet but once I do I promise I’ll make a video on it for you guys! Thanks for watching and check for the latest videos! I also plan to make a new one soon!

[@on4acres]

@@BiffsEquipmentsounds good thanks for the update Biff!

[@RossOnTheLand]

Hi Mike! Im so glad to see you posting a video, looking great! and getting right into it. Thanks for posting, cleaning up that back section sure needed it. Those stumps were huge! And crazy that one just fell apart. Was it filled with ants? Looks great nice job. Looking forward to seeing how it looks in a video or 2. Nice to see you back on KZbin!

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks Ross! Sorry I am just now seeing your comment buddy. I have had quite the summer so far but plan to keep making videos whenever I get time. I hope to make another new one soon! As for the log that broke apart, it was rotten and full of ants/bugs as it had been there for years. It was kinda funny how it just split like that. I see your channel is continuing to grow and I think you’ve been doing a great job. I saw that you and Jon Ritter got together in a few videos and that was awesome to watch. I enjoyed watching you spread that mulch.. woilda thought it was me on that machine! You did great. Hope all is well Ross.

[@D65STANG]

Awesome video Great job Biff

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks buddy !

[@nickgironda8932]

Hey Biff! Good to see you back in action 👍

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks Nick ! Sorry I’m just seeing your comment now! I appericate all the years you’ve watched and supported my channel .. I made a new video after this and plan to make another new one soon so stay tuned!

[@nickgironda8932]

@@BiffsEquipment I’m tuned in brother!

[@macdawg6403]

Nice Vid!

[@BiffsEquipment]

Thanks Mac! Glad to see you catching up on all my latest videos buddy!

[@thall6076]

Welcome back friend

[@BiffsEquipment]

Glad to hear from you bud, Hope you and the family are doing well!

[@RavensRidgeNC]

Nice score with the dozer blade - could see that getting some use, if it's build well enough

[@BiffsEquipment]

Seems to be built ok as it is an older blade. We will have to see if we can find something to put it on! Thanks for watching!

[@jeffwilliams4676]

You should do videos of you driving the Dodge as well.

[@BiffsEquipment]

Yes sir!

[@andrewdonohue1853]

could i accomplish everything you are doing with my older BX2350? what are the differences? i have a loader with a pin on bucket

[@BiffsEquipment]

Hi Andrew! Yes you sure can! A 2350 is nearly identical to my tractor.. same weight, same power, same tire size, same loader (basically), same layout.. aside from your brake pedal will be on the right .. behind the HST pedal where mine is on the left (they changed this with the 60-70 series Kubota and up.. also has the same lift capacity .. You will however want to do some upgrades if you want it to work as good as my tractor does.. for starters you want to buy at least 4x 42lb suitcase weights for the back.. or add roughly the same amount of weight to the back using an implement or other ballast. Second you’ll want to make sure you fill your rear tires with best juice if they aren’t already.. you can have this done at your local dealer.. third you will want to check your hydraulic pressure pressure by buying a rear gauge from eBay that comes with the supplied shims to test your hydraulic pressure and seeing where it’s at.. you can then add shims to the relief valve (I have about 3 different videos on how to do this) and increase your pressure to about 1800-2,000psi if it isn’t there already.. lastly you’ll want to go to your Kubota dealer and buy a skidsteer quick coupler for your front end loader (it’s worth every penny) as it allows you to connect various types of equipment and grapples and anything else to your loader while giving you the ease of removing and installing new attachments by just flipping up the locking handles and locking them back down. This is what’s on my loader only mine came with it. You can add it to your loader easily and only costs around $400-$500 last I heard. There’s other things you can do as well.. but if you watch my videos you’ll learn all the things I did and what you should do.. if you go to my channel and click on “playlists” you’ll find a playlist that says “Kubota bx upgrades and mods” there you can watch every single video I ever made upgrading my tractor.. some of it I bought and some of it I built. Hope this helps!

[@D70340]

Good to see your back back at it neighbor!!!! You gettin ready for the heatwave coming this week? Gonna be a hot one brother.

[@BiffsEquipment]

omg suppose to be in the 90s! Def gonna be a hot one at work.. Ill make sure Im sitting on the mower mowing lawn all week haha.

[@hayden3422]

This question is from an old video of yours. Where is the fuel screw on a zd1211? It definatley could use 5 to 10 hp

[@BiffsEquipment]

So the fuel screw is normally the one which a wire going through it.. it will be a bolt with a tiny hole drilled through the hex with a wire going through it in most cases to keep people from turning or adjusting it. Not sure which direction you’ll need to turn it but you should be able to find info online about that.. or just turn it one way a little at a time and do a hard rev with the motor to see if you see any black smoke out that exhaust.. once you start seeing it smoke more and more black out thr exhaust on a quick rev then you’ll know your going the right direction.. just be sure to count how many turns you are taking that way if you need to bring it back to where it was you can. Hope this helps!

[@davehale5192]

How many hours you got that bx up to now?

[@BiffsEquipment]

Hi dave! I currently have about 1,300 hours on my bx.. and they are VERY VERY hard earned hours.. most of which can be considered boarderline abuse! Haha

[@cameronmurray4479]

Biff- love the video and content per usual. What is it that you’ve got on the back of the tractor that adds weight? I find that using my FEL sometimes is stalled because I don’t have enough weight from the rear to power through. Would love any ideas.

[@BiffsEquipment]

Hey Cameron, so I use a “farm EX” quick hitch in the rear of my tractor with a custom made weight bracket.. you can buy the same type of weight bracket online tho just search “3 point hitch weight bracket”. You can also go to “heavyhitch.com and buy one from them but they are expensive. As for the weights I use mainly John Deere 42lb suitcase weights that are cheapest to buy from Home Depot. Go on Home Depot.com and search “John Deere suitcase weight” or John Deere 42lb weight” ..once you find them you can have them shipped for free to any store which saves you hundreds on shipping and then you just pay for the weights themselves when you get there. If you buy them from anywhere else online you have to pay shipping costs and it’s expensive. I run 8x 42lb weights but that’s because I have my hydraulic pressure cranked to the max. If you have stock hydraulic pressure then you should be able to get away with having just 4 weights for now.. and I’d recommend filling your rear tires with beat juice if they aren’t already. Best of luck!

[@rickpacheco8864]

Good to see you back at it buddy, it’s been a while. I put a monster blower on my tractor you should check it out, let me know what you think. Good clean up as usual. 👍👍

[@BiffsEquipment]

Will do Rick! Thanks for your continued support with my channel! Miss talking to you guys!

[@edwardbrumfield4145]

Should take off mower deck when doing stuff like this, so you got better ground Clerance and catch thing that could hurt it.

[@BiffsEquipment]

Hi Eddy! Yes I should have.. but I get lazy taking the mower deck off now because I no longer need to remove it to take my tractor on jobs since I have a wide enough trailer now.. so I usually just keep the deck on but it does take a beating on jobs like this. It should be removed but I just never feel like doing it haha.

[@russorpcom]

Nice job!