Kubota BX2350 Pushing Brush (video)

[walker450]

Something possesed me to shoot a video of this... thought I might as well share it!

I cut down several cedar trees and pushed the brush into a pile. This little BX impresses me each time I use it, so I just wanted to video it. The first push is actually quite a bit of material. Not bad for my "riding lawn mower/tractor"!

 

[Tomtint]

Sure beats the wheelbarrow

 

[AStanton]

I think my BX-25 has the same motor; they sure are powerful.
I hope you got body under armor on that tractor.

 

[Gary Fowler]

Just be aware that you have some HST cooling fans underneath that are exposed to brush so when you are climbing that pile of brush, you could really wreck those expensive items.
I broke the oil filter housing on my B 26 TLB doing just what you are doing in the video and it has pretty good skid plates on it to protect everything. Luckily it was only $126 for the housing, a new filter and 5 gallons of oil to repair + about 2 hours to get everything lined up so I could get the housing to slide back into the tractor. Likely something bent a bit on the steel suction line and it just wouldn't quite slide into place.

 

[mccash40]

I think my BX-25 has the same motor; they sure are powerful.
I hope you got body under armor on that tractor.

I was thinking the same thing. My first attachment was an under armor plate. Best money I've spent other than the tractor.

 

[AStanton]

Here's what you got to protect: a $20 part that requires $200 in labor to replace. (These are my guessimates.)

 

[swatter]

Here's what you got to protect: a $20 part that requires $200 in labor to replace. (These are my guessimates.)

My BX25D has a nice skid plate covering the fan. Your picture shows no skid plate. I know mine does not cover like the under armor does but I do have a lot more protection that your BX does. Did they just start adding this plate?

 

[WaxMan]

Nothing I like better then pushing brush, cleaning up a yard. For me to do it any other way then a tractor and bucket is a lot of work.

 

[cartod]

That's either in fast motion or you are motoring.

 

[walker450]

That's either in fast motion or you are motoring.

That's normal speed. Motoring it is.

My fan is protected but thanks for all of the helpful suggestions and comments, another reason I love this website. Great people!