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How did it work out for you?

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Where did you get the boots from

How much for boots 1:32

How did you determine which valve stem to use?

Hi Tony, I'm in Australia. What is the cost of your upgraded inner boots for BX2380 model Kubota please. I need two plus shipping

Washer fluid $4-$5/gal

Well it looks like everybody's been asking the same question for years and he's not talking to anybody I guess this video is useless after all it's a shame

Can't find the boot that you use I want to use it I have a bx23s is it okay for this vehicle do you have a link to that boot

Does anyone know how to get this kit?

How many watts should the machine be in order to be able to carve solid forklift tires?

When I asked the dealer about them they seemed to know nothing. Said they didn’t know where you could find any.

Thanks now I have to do this

Is cause the valve rubber wears out and cracks faster

Use leather welding gloves and watch out for that left hand , nice to see you cherished your grandfather’s tools that’s what made America

What size blade was used?

I see this video is a few years old, and the eBay link is no longer active. Can you please provide a link for the inner tie rod boot kit for a 2019 BX23S?

Are you still selling this kit? I see the eBay listing is no longer available. Thanks!

Looks like no link 5 years later. I cut about a 4x5 inch piece of rubber from an old inner tube and wrapped around mine and used zip ties on each end to hold, in a pinch. Several years later, still on there and work fine, don't have to take tires off.

Lost all my beet juice when I put a hole in the tire. Dealer won't sell me beet juice. They want $275 to fill my tires. You have a nice dealer.

Nice I wish I had access to a tire grover. If I realized how bad the R4 tires are I would have got R1 tires. The R4 tires do more damage because they spin on wet grass dry grass and certainly are worthless in mud and dirt

Great “ to the point” instructional video . Good instructor, engaging, and simple. No music, no kids, no dogs! Good job . I’m buying his kit.

Nice video-Easy to follow. I have the BX2350. Has anyone figured out how to replace the tie rod end? The tie rod is attached to the smooth steering cylinder, has an almost hidden slot on one side but not the other. Since both threads are right handed one side might be able to be replaced however I have not figured out how to remove the right hand ( sitting in the seat ) end Any help is aooreciated!

BX fronts have zero strength anyway so I'm sure removing rubber killed them.

What size blade did you use on the tires? Thanks!

He also sells just the inner boots also if you dont need all the boots. Hope this helps

Seems he doesn't provide them anymore but I found these. They are also on ebay. Search this..."Kubota BX & GR Inner & Outer Tie Rod Boots Upgrade (all BX models) 1 Yr Warranty"

so once the Grooves fill up with snow..Then what?

Really like the inner tie rod boot. However when I click the ebay link it doesn't come up. Can you help ? Ed

Your ebay link seems to be gone. I need a pair of new boots (just 1 really, but might as well do both with better boots) for a BX1500D

Nice job!👍

They look good!

Tony, are the polyurethane boots still available for the inner tie rod BX25 Kubota's? and the outer tie rod boots also. thanks

Since this video was made a product came out that makes this about a 5 minute job! QuikStem push in replacement tire valve stem is a heavy duty, metal tire valve stem that installs from the outside of the tire without breaking the bead. For adding fluid, pull the old stem, rotate stem hole to 12 o'clock position, raise with jack or bucket to get pressure off, add fluid. When you're full, push in your QuikStem, snug it down, add air to desired pressure and you are done. It is fluid and air rated to 200psi and will not react with your beat juice. QuikStem.com Facebook.com/QuikStem th-cam.com/users/quikstem

That won’t make any difference in snow or ice. Better to buy screw in studs for the front and chains for the back

Tony, think it is awesome you focused on the safety of the young ones, great example, great dad

Did it improve your traction??

Very nice/clean job, it actually looked very nice almost wish they sold a tire like that. I currently use Carlisle WT300 tires on my Kubota bx 2379 and they are just amazing tires all year round.. they are like an R4 but the plugs aren’t as tall which allows the rest of the tire to touch the ground easier to provide more tractor on snow or ice.. aside from that they also have curved lug edges and little tread strips in-between each lug which provides additional traction. I really like these tires and have 1 full winter on them and 300 hard worked hours on them, they are the same size and ply rating as the oem tires. These tires are also cheaper to buy than both R4 and turf tires and offer a perfect amount of traction that is right between an R4 or turf.. they also look mean and still look like a tractor tire. Check them out sometime! Maybe you’ll wanna buy those instead next time you need front or rear tires

Well, there goes your 60,000 mile warranty.

nice audio/video demonstration. and you wore safety glasses!

why did you use inner mount vs outer mount valve stem?

Any B2601 sized boots available? Have heard it suggested the BX boot fits the B series but don't want to guess.

Yeah I tried to find your kits on eBay and unable to locate them my boobs need replaced and now and I would prefer to put that kind on if there's any way you can inform me I would appreciate it do we have a person of interest.

thks for the tip

Handy pour tip for 5 gallon buckets...put pour spout @ the top of bucket and pour away. No chugging for air, no splash and much control and accuracy of pour. No need to punch vent holes in bucket lids if you reuse them. Good video...thank you. Answered many questions for me.

The clear tube sure does take the guess work out of it. Thanks

Nice job, thanks.

Looks like a brand new Tractor and tire. This may be MUCH more difficult on a 5-10 year old tire and rim.....

The washer might be EPDM which is synthetic rubber and don't break down easy.

It doesnt react with the rubber. It breaks down the glue over time...