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Is there a web page where any of the preceding info is available (specs, features and pics.) and when will Kubota post the new changes?

BX23 BX1830 BX2230 are coming
Kubota Tractors
Replies 42 Post by ejkessler

I have a BX22 and I am considering the purchase of a 3ph blower, front mounts are beyond my budget, just wanted to know what is the maximum width this tractor will cmfortabley handle. A local farm dealer has a 64" for 1695.00 (new). It just seems that might be too big for my tractor. Let me know what you think.

BX22 3ph snow bloower
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by ejkessler

I saw that very ad, a couple of months ago. The garage is exactly the one I am talking about, same manu., but is 28' instead of 24' long and 12oz. and 10oz. cover material. That dealer when you go to there home page no loger is in business. He gives a whole rundown as to why. Unless I am reading things wrong. Here is the company I have been talking with for about a week know, trying to iron out the details and pricing http://www.patiostore.com/coolshade/clear_garage.html

COVERED HOOP STYLE GARAGE BARN
Barns Pole Barns
Replies 8 Post by ejkessler

I checked the tire pressure in the other front tire and it was 30psi. The tire stated 22psi max. I lowered the pressure accordingly (this what the dealer delivered it with). The dealer, after making a lot of moans and groans (complaining that dealing with warranty issues cost him so much money because of time spent on the phone), about having to deal with it is going to send it back to the tire manu. I had to drop it off myself. Before doing so I located another dealer to purchase another wheel and tire and had them look at the tire. The way it wore for the short time I used it (12 HRS.), they felt the tire had been overinflated. I may have driven over a root, and wonder if the over inflation did not significantly contribute to the blowout. A whole new tire and wheel was only 55.00. I would have thought my original dealer would have given me the tire and wheel and sent back the original with the understanding that if it was not covered I would be billed. I feel he is being pennywise and dollar foolish. Because of the attitude I purchased all my fluids, filters and misc. items for the 50 hr maintenance from the other dealer who had the tire.

New Tire BLOWOUT on Kubota BX22
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by ejkessler

I was reading a posting you had for a digger from Leinbach and wanted to know your opinion on the unit. I just purchasec a bx22 and am looking for a reasonbley priced rig that will last. I called and talked to Leinbach today and they have a 7200 JR. model that digs to 42". They were hesitant to recommend it for the bx because of its height. What is your impression?
Eric Kessler/ Northern CT

Post-Hole Digger Recommendation-Kubota BX2200
Operating and Attachments
Replies 14 Post by ejkessler

I am interested in the aftermarket tach you mention. Could you post the info on the name and where to get it? Eric

BX Engine Speed
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by ejkessler

Tom and Mark, Just to get this straight, a standard 3ph phd cat1 will work on the bx as long as it has a three position mounting system. This will allow you to dig the standard 40 or so inch depth? Everytime I have called the manufacturer, (gearmore incl.), they said I needed to go with the down sized versions which only dig to about 30". I don't care about the tip dragging either for the reason Mark stated, I just want to be able to dig standard depth holes (40 to 42 inches if possible). Gearmore itself was not available to me because I live on the East coast, but they referred me to the manufacturer in Okla. who builds it for them. My dealer sells Landpride, but I was quoted a price of 890.00 for a 30"depth, 9" dia. rig. I got a reasonable price on the BX, but seems that his implement prices are pretty high comparatively.

bx posthole digger
Kubota Tractors
Replies 14 Post by ejkessler

I purchased a used Kuhn EL25 48" tiller (1988) from the dealer I bought my tractor, bx22, and want to know if I paid a fair price for it. It is mechanically sound and the tines have about 50% wear left.
Paint is faded and ther is some surface rust, (will sandblast and repaint soon). I paid 800.00. And want to know what differentiates tillers from each other. The prices new vary considerably. The list on the current model of tiller I bought is around 2,000.00. But there are a lot of rigs out there for half of that new.

Kuhn rototiller
Operating and Attachments
Replies 5 Post by ejkessler

I want to say thanks to everyone who has responded to this thread and wanted to fill you in on the latest. I spoke with the dealer and he reinforced the point that using a quality fluid (doesn't have to be Kubota was fine). I put a quart(JD fluid)in and may have overfilled it slightly but ran it at half throttle for about 5 minutes and then cycled the bucket and the only travel was from the joints and not piston. I did not put it under any load to speak of but appears on initial impression to have been an issue of having worked out the air in the system. If under a work load it performs differently I'll let you know. If it does come to modifying the system in relation to the 4 way I'll try the advice earlier stated.

bx22 loader hydraulics
Kubota Tractors
Replies 22 Post by ejkessler

Glad to hear that you have had good experience with the Kioti tractor. Nice pics. Sometimes it is hard to seek out objective feedback from multiple sources. No offense intended if any was taken.

Kioti LK 3054 - Opinions Please
Kioti Tractors
Replies 18 Post by ejkessler

I just bought the BX22 and love it. The research I did suggests that the backhoe is not an option for the Deere. The BX2200 does not have the option for a backhoe either. The enginneering on beefing up the frame on the BX22 is impressive. I think the loader specs are under rated from what I have used it for (very strong setup). Considering the package price and the great financing options I would strongly recommend considering the BX22. I went with the 5 year 2.99%. Not as good as the 3 year 0%, but still is cheap money.And as mentioned in a previous message there are mulching blades available for the mmm deck.

JD 2210 vs Kub BX2200 vs MF GC2300
John Deere Tractors
Replies 14 Post by ejkessler