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Art,

I have the Kubota Snowblower guide for T,G,F,B and L series from a few years back and it lists the B2650 at 300 pounds.

From the looks of the catalog it seems that the BX2750 /B2750 blower is the same one used on the Kubota Garden Tractors.

I would like to get a blower that has metal at least as thick as the single stage blower on my Wheelhorse that only cost $800 bucks.

My Picture Number 8 is a match for the blower on the BX the BX/B2750. My picture number 9 is what I hope and think the B2650 looks like, can you confirm this Art?

If I go with the B2650 are you saying it is a different quick attach? I defintely want a quick attach hook up. And does that cause incompatibility with other front implements like a blade or broom?

Sorry if I seem like I am obsessing over this but I want to get it right.

Kubota BX and B series SnowBlowers
Kubota Tractors
Replies 15 Post by chuckles

I did break it down above in message 70183

Prices On Kubota B7510 BX23 BX2230
Kubota Tractors
Replies 38 Post by chuckles

ummmmmmh sorry bout the one paddle, on further inspection of course you are correct! Sorry.

But I still think it won't make any difference to what I was saying.

I still do not see how adding another blade would make any difference. The paddles are at the terminus of the screw. It seems fairly obvious when you look at it that placing a steel plate infront of the place where the snow is brought by the screw would create a void that would simply be empty.

The auger and the paddle are one thing! On one axle rotating together at the same speed getting the snow from the screw channel.

Garden tractor with snowblower
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 39 Post by chuckles

Buzst1,

You have one acre of grass and one of woods are you finish mowing with that 2150? The 2150 is bigger than the B7510 and the B2910 was the its replacement rigth?

BX 2210 7510 4110 Frustrated and Confused
Kubota Tractors
Replies 17 Post by chuckles

Mark,

I was not saying the ratio's are different, and yes that is a good point that they are the same ratio, which I am a little surprised that they are. The tires on the BX are so close to my Wheel horse GT that they make me think the tractor is too small for me.

So if you put the same BX Tires and wheels on the B7510 that you have on the BX, I think there would be a draw with perhaps a tiny tiny advantage to the B7510 if it has some low toque advanatge.

Mark, my understanding is that you:

1)bought a JD 4100
2)Bought a BX22
3) Sold 1 and 2
4) Bought a 4115

I desparately need your help and guidance as I only want to buy ONE TRACTOR. And I need to make up my mind a bit today as I going with a friend of mine to the dealers tomorrow to buy a tractor / shop. I also need some advice from someone who uses these machines for finish mowing and snow removal which are my primary uses, plus a small amount of landscaping core aerating and pulling dead trees. out of my 2 acres of woods.

Kubota BX2230 vs B7510 Traction -- Tractor Pull
Kubota Tractors
Replies 13 Post by chuckles

Plots,<br>
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Remember I had that problem with the pump filler plug on the X2750? Well I went back to the depot and they have about 8 or 9 returned XR2750 all with a completely different plug than I got with the two I returned, screws in perfectly, go figure! Must have been a plug that some line guy should have put on one of their smaller units.<br>
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One thing I am wondering is if I can substitute a 50 foot 3/8" hose for the 25 foot 5/16th that comes with it. The 25 foot extension at Depot is $49.99, and then I have that connection in the middle that can leak or snag on things. Does using 3/8" hose screw things up ?????<br>
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Pressure Washer Operation
Home Improvement
Replies 11 Post by chuckles

Thanks for the feedback,

My garden tractor has 23" rear tires on it, the BX has 26" tires, I am convinced that I need a tractor at least twice as big as I have now. The only reason I would even remotely consider the BX is if the B7500 or comparable Deere cannot manage going across the steepist slope in my pix. If it can manage the slope I'd rather have the bigger tires and ground clearance and traction that come with the B7500.

I also expect to go into the woods in the pix and drag out dead logs and maintain a trail tru the 5 acres I have.

What size is right for Mowing and Snow
Operating and Attachments
Replies 20 Post by chuckles

Well I brought the second one back, and bought the commercial grade 2700 with the crankshaft pump, and the heavy duty Honda 6.5 engine. The black pump plug one has a real dip stick and the threads matched the red plug perfectly and screwed in first and second time sweet.

Aw the pleasure of spending 200 bucks extra. It is a joke that these washers come with a 25 foot hose though, with that short of a hose you have to be super careful not to be blasting the washer with spray. Now off to get an extension.

Best Pressure Washer for Father s Day
Home Improvement
Replies 62 Post by chuckles

The slope at its worst point drops 29 inches in 10 feet which is 29/120 inches = 24.3 % is that the way you figure it?

Is that Ok to traverse in a compact with a belly mower? like I am now on a Garden Tractor?

Can I run a B7500 across this slope
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by chuckles

Well we had about 40-50 bats up there. I could seem them flyin all over the place at dusk doing there bug catching chores which I certainly appreciated.

Only thing was they would fly right up to us in their flight pattern since our deck is one story up. And it made it miserable to sit outside with them swooping all over near by.

Then if we tied up out Market umbrella they would move in and pounds of turds on my office window were none to pretty.

But now with the lack of welcome I showed them there are none to be seen in the night skys anymore, though the bugs so far have not been so bad given how wet it has been and no bats to kill them.

Yet the main driver was the wife's nagging to get me to spend a couple grand to shoo em when a bottle of clorox did the job.

Bats in the Gables
Home Improvement
Replies 9 Post by Chuckles

My Local Supply Center has blocks that are about 70 pounds each, these are the interlocking kind, that should be able to make a somewhat higher wall. Although, all the ones I have seen usually go in about 5 foot steps, I think it will last longer without sliding out on you.

Tall Retaining Wall
Garden and Landscape
Replies 9 Post by Chuckles