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Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by rossco

I have the same combination of equipment and mine seems to cut very well for this size deck, even though I have very uneven ground in some places. The only way I think I might get a better cut would be with a narrower deck because of the uneven ground. Your neighbors Craftsman probably has a 48" and maybe that's the difference. Reading most of the BX2200 posts on this forum, I haven't seen too many that don't like the cut of theirs. Maybe you don't have the RPM's up high enough. I was doing this at first until I found out different. Hope you get it worked out. It is a nice machine.

BX2200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by rossco

Thanks for the responses. I mowed with it yesterday and increased my throttle to maybe 3/4. It ran smoother than at lower RPM. At a lower RPM, the belt on its route accross the backside of the deck seems sloppy. Maybe at the lower RPM's it does this. I was concerned because I could see where it has been rubbing on the studs or guides along this section. It really does torq over when you kick the pto in.

noisy 60 quot mmm on bx2200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by rossco

Just to update on this subject. I was poking around on the other site and they had a thread going about this subject. Someone had mentioned a bearing that had to be replaced in the trans. I called my dealer and the parts guy said he was aware that this could be a problem and they currently had another model in the shop, a B series I think, that he said was similar in design that they were replacing. He said they actually hadn't had many comebacks for this problem but thought the problem might be more frequent in the northern climate. He said the bearing was not in the transmission, but somewhere on the linkage. I haven't crawled underneath to look yet, but he is going to order me one. Hope this helps someone because a sticking or sluggish returning pedal isn't safe.

BX 2200 sticking hydro pedal
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by rossco

If the deck on your 8200 lifts like mine did, you have a piece that fits over the left lower three point arm. This piece is connected to the lift mechanism bolted to the tractor frame by a rod. When I bought mine, both the lift mechanism and the piece that fits onto the lower three point arm were bent. I replaced these two pieces and adjusted the lift lever return adjustment properly and the lift worked as it should. Apparently it was not adjusted correctly before I got it and quite a bit of stress were put on these pieces from the lift pressure. I know for a fact that it is not hard to bend the heck out of the piece that goes onto the lower lift arm. There is also a correct length that the rod should be as recommended in the manual. If you don't yet have the tractor and deck operator manuals, I would highly recommend them. They sure come in handy. Hope this helps.

B8200 3pt Lift failure
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by rossco

We've got a 950 that my father bought new in about 1982 and it's been a great tractor. Hasn't seen alot of use with only 450 hours. 2wd with no power steering and no FEL. Seems to have more power than it can put to the ground, but don't have any rear wheel weights. Basically have only had to put batteries in it over the years from lack of use. The engine and drivetrain have virtually been flawless and overall, it seems to be a tough, well-built tractor. I would recommend one to anybody. Hope this helps.

Advice on 950 dsl
John Deere Tractors
Replies 11 Post by rossco

DRankin, that would would be great if you don't mind.

BX 2200 3 point attachments
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by rossco

I recently bought the 60" for $1600. The 54" was $1400. I'm located in south Texas. Hope this helps.

BX2200 60 quot mid mount mower
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by rossco

Just wondering if anyone ever got an explanation why there are not more grease fittings on the BX. It is puzzling why you would not be able to lubricate additional wear points on the tractor, such as the front axle. Are these points sealed or what?

One grease fitting on BX 2200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 16 Post by rossco

Thought I would give a follow-up on the clattering problem. Replacing the knock sensor fixed the problem. I decided not to replace it myself after I found out where it was located. It is right behind the intake on the rear of the engine. The sensor cost me $33 at a local parts store and paid Firestone $66 in labor to replace it. No more clattering and I'm sure a happy camper. Thanks to Chief and Boatman for responding to my post. This is a great site for more than just tractors.

5 0L clattering
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 6 Post by rossco

I'm considering buying a loader for my BX2200. Am I better off going with the LA211 Kubota loader or are aftermarket loader just as good. I looked at some specs on the Koyker model 110 and looks like it will lift 1,000lbs compared to Kubota's 460lbs and will lift 1ft higher. Are these higher specs too much for the BX to handle? Haven't checked on the Koyker price yet or any others. How about resale? Would it make any difference? Any thoughts would be appreciated since this is a major purchase. Thanks<br>

Which loader for BX2200
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by rossco

I checked my BX2200 manual and it doesn't mention any option for this open slot. Because of the picture that corresponds with it, I just assumed it was a spot for a lever to control a hydraulic top link for the three point. Since the new models have the cruise lever in this opening, I assume I could put it on mine. Will have to look at a 2230 at the dealership to compare.

Missing Control Lever
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by rossco

Thanks for the responses. Talked to him tonight and he definitely wants the flat tops. Just don't know how much he is willing to spend because he's kind of tight. I gave him those sights and I'll keep poking around.

need 706 fenders
Antique Tractors
Replies 11 Post by rossco

I know it's ok anywhere between the two marks. The manual states that,but with all the autos and trucks I've changed oil on throughout the years, they were always full when at the top mark. The bx only specs for 2.6qts, which is alot less than 5-6qts for my auto and truck. I would think that with less capacity, it would be more sensitive to not having full capacity in the pan. Just wanted to make sure it is full.
Thanks

bx2200 oil capacity
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by rossco

I've bought two used Kubota's from my local dealer. The first one I got a nice tan cap with orange lettering and he really worked with me on parts I needed. Second tractor, he through in some filters and also said they would work with me if it needed any major service. For only buying used from them, I feel they really appreciate my business. No real complaints so far.
BTW, the tan cap looks alot better than an orange one in my opinion.

kubota complaint
Kubota Tractors
Replies 18 Post by rossco

Sounds like you were fortunate. I bet you are extra careful after that.

kubota oil change at 40hrs
Parts and Repair
Replies 9 Post by rossco

Thanks for everyone's input. I have decided to go with the 60". My dealer sells mostly the 60" for the tractor and hasn't had any complaints. Hope this one lasts as long as the one on my B8200.

BX2200 54 quot or 60 quot MMM
Kubota Tractors
Replies 19 Post by rossco

I know this is an old post, but have been thinking about this mowing combination lately. If a person was to buy a water cooled atv and rear finish mower, seems like you could have a mower and when finished, could have your atv. If you basically only need to mow, wouldn't this combination be more practical than buying a large lawn tractor, unless you needed to till, etc. With the large assortment of attachments coming available for atv's, this might not even be a concern. I have two acres that I finish mow. Do the tow behind mowers give a nice cut? The major drawback I see would be backing-up with it.
Just thought I would throw some things out and hopefully get some feedback from the group. Thanks

ATV with Mower
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 18 Post by rossco

Never seen a Kioti in person, but from pictures, the LB1914 rear fenders and front portion of the frame look exactly like my old Kubota B8200. Since Kubota doesn't make this model anymore, did they sell some of there older designs to Kioti?

Kioti Problems - comparisons to JD Kubota NH
Kioti Tractors
Replies 51 Post by Rossco