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Personal experience with this particular combination. I break 2nd stage shear pins all of the time, They sometimes break just by engaging the PTO.

I’m glad I went with the BX .

You’re the Canadian version of Messick’s Equipment, keep on making videos of all the different pieces of equipment/attachments. Take care & have a great week

Awesome little Kubota ! I'm impressed with just how much snow that thing blows ! Awesome to see ! Thanks for the video.

Great video!

Good little machines. I have the gr2020 with mower deck and blower.. Kubota sent me weights that came along with kit. I tossed those weights in the trash can. I never need them for snow blowing. The electric motor on my blower has 12 volt heat tape wrapped around it with a switch. I turn it on everytime I blow snow, has not froze yet.

What you need is determined by the job at hand.

A quick note on the turf tires, I have them on my BX2380, and have had zero problem, but this is because I'm using a snow blower, I guess with a front loader, you've got a lot more force on the tires causing them to spin - but I've seen a good video review of tires in the snow, and the turf tires do better than R4s ( I won't mention the KZfaq channel, but I'm sure many viewers have seen the extensive tests ) That said, love my Kubota and yeah this little monster does a great job too.

I have a lawn tractor with a blower...I've only used the blower twice in the 5 years I've had it LOL...since I bought the blower we haven't had enough snow to really justify installing it....tried it a couple times in 8-10 inches of snow...does fine, I have 4 suitcase weights I put on the rear, and snow chains...does just fine, no 4WD or AWD needed, especially for a blower as you really aren't doing much snow pushing like you would with a blade....the weights and chains help quite a bit to keep the thing moving in the right direction though, with that blower on the front without the weights you don't go anywhere you just spin the wheels because of the weight of the blower hanging on the front....not impressed with the attachment setup it has the old style rails that pin up under the belly of the lawn tractor...its quite a chore installing/removing the blower, which is one reason I don't bother with installing it. I'd sell the thing, but here where I live people want stuff for nothing, so it just sits on a pallet out back unused. I have a sub-compact tractor with a loader and rear blade, which I think is a better solution anyways most of the time, unless the snow gets real deep and you gotta get it out of the way, then a blower would be great, but the snow don't stick around very long usually.

Maybe a regular application of dielectric grease on any infiltration points of the motor.

If you put weight on the back you might have put them on the wheels because they give you better traction in and the other thing you got watch is the front end doesn't slide because when you turn the wheels the front end decides it wants to hold his own way

You said that you have a video about the GR2120 quick connect, where is it ?

Can you do a vid on this tractor with the push blade ? I like the blowers but would rather plow with a blade. I have a Toro 419XT and want to upgrade next season to the 2120.

Wonder if one could put tire chains on the rear tires?

Does it cut through ice or will it just go through powder snow

Thats why i always go Hydraulic whenever possible, because eventually the electric motors will get moisture in them and cause problems

Well you by what you can afford and I'm going to stay right now not everybody can afford to buy a bigger tractor with a cab we just have to deal with not having a cab

do you have any video put on snow blower?

Your wearing sneakers & NO socks. I've hear of being Canadian & then there is CRAZY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! No socks..........................

You want to know Wyatt doesn't rip it's the tires during summer tires and you need winter tires for them I don't know why you guys don't buy and make them winter tires for them tractors you make them for the other tractors why don't you make them for the they can take off to summer tires and put the winter tires on

will never own anything Diesel because of the fuel prices.