Any changes coming to BX and B Series?

[PapaPerk]

Hello,

Considering buying a BX2360 or B2320. If I'm not mistaken both have been "out" for awhile. I'm curious if there's a new model year coming anytime soon.

Any ideas?

Thanks! :thumbsup:

 

[TripleR]

I sure haven't heard anything and if I was in the market for a SUBCUT right now I would look really hard at the John Deere 1026R. In the B size, I still like the 3030/3000.

 

[Shutesbury]

I just looked to compare the JD 1026r to my Kubota BX24, and it looks like there is no backhoe option for that new 1 Series line?

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Found it... must say, the Deere site was not as friendly as I'd like... had to dig. The TV ads for this series has been eye-catching. Happy with mine, though.

 

[CompactTractorFan]

I just looked to compare the JD 1026r to my Kubota BX24, and it looks like there is no backhoe option for that new 1 Series line?

I believe there is...Might want to look again...

 

[TripleR]

I just looked to compare the JD 1026r to my Kubota BX24, and it looks like there is no backhoe option for that new 1 Series line?

Yes there is and it is a quick attach one, there is a video floating around on them on one of the threads.

I like the lack of HST fan and position control 3PH. quick attach MMM and FEL.

 

[rockshaft]

Ground clearance is better on the BX25 than the 1026R.
1026R comes with 3ph, where BX25 its an option.
1026R has 3ph position control, BX doesn't.
BX has a proven design/build, 1-series is still very new to market.
1026R's BH looks as quick & easy to drop as the quick-park loader system they offer.

 

[Ductape]

If you are looking, buy sooner rather than later since the new emissions requirements will kick in driving up the cost of whatever you buy.

 

[rockshaft]

If you are looking, buy sooner rather than later since the new emissions requirements will kick in driving up the cost of whatever you buy.

I'm not sure about the emissions of the BX, but the 1026R is interim tier 4 compliant.