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Old 06-11-2015, 02:47 PM
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So Sam are you on the hunt for another tractor?
If something interesting comes along. No big rush at the moment. I'm thinking about converting my tow behind Bush Hog flail mower into a front mount setup to fit on my BX. I also have a couple other finish up things I should get around to.
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I hear ya on catching up....Been out of pocket for the past 3 weeks....
Planning on using front hydraulics to lift up and down? or Winch
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Is that the one We got the stock rims and tires
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I hear ya on catching up....Been out of pocket for the past 3 weeks....
Planning on using front hydraulics to lift up and down? or Winch
Randy

I'm thinking about building a push frame to pin to the front of the BX in the same place as my snow plow and using the loader to lift it.
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Is that the one We got the stock rims and tires
Yep the rims and tires you bought came off this one. I put 10-1/2" wheels on it along with new Tru-Powers.
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looks good with tru-power on it
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