Bought BX2360 Today
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magicheater
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If this is your first one you might feel a little buyers remorse, but after you see what it can do you will wonder why you didn't do it sooner. :thumbsup: You may also notice your projects will expand in scope. At least that is what happened to me after getting a tractor with a loader. 
terrierlady
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You've made a TERRIBLE mistake. I've had my 2360 for about three weeks, same setup as yours except I got a ratchet rake instead of a tiller. I adore it, don't know how I managed without it.........but the to-do list has expanded exponentially. Honestly, it will take me about three years to complete the new job list. All those things I wouldn't even think about doing by hand are now on the list. Big, big mistake.
Congrats on your new toy. You made a good decision! I bought the BX2660 back in December and just love that thing. What you can do with it will amaze yourself and you will find that you are busier than before you got it. Good luck!!
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Congratulations!:thumbsup: Great machine and you'll find the FEL is not just a high priced wheelbarrow which is the good and bad news.
bigbull338
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congrats on your new tractor.
dodge man
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Good choice!
paul314159
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Congratulations on the new tractor. I've had my BX2660 for about 3 weeks now and the job list keeps getting bigger. My confidence to tackle bigger projects also keeps growing. Good luck with it.
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James Loehr
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Good choice,I'm going on my third year with mine and still like it as much as the very first drive.
I also bought a BX2360 a month ago...after spending weeks of indecision...and suffered some very short-lived buyers remorse (or shall we say, payment panic). That will disappear quickly though, as you complete each job and realize the capabilities of the tractor. Think about it, other than an automobile, you'll spend more time using this tool / machine than anything else you own, year after year, and you've bought the top quality product in the market to do it with. Just mowing the lawn is an entirely different experience with this machine...you will LOVE it!! Congrats.
i will try and attach some photos.
displacedPA
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PTO shafts do get rusty even if they are new sitting in the stock yard... I would spray some "kano" or similar oil onto the coupler and let it set over night... just my two cents...
i did spray it with wd40 and let it set a couple hours yesterday, then messed with it for maybe an hour and could not get the retainer clip to budge at all. Figured before i remove the cover and take a screw drive to it and mess something up i would let the dealer know. Thank you!
ChuckinNH
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Is the end that attaches to the tractor rusted just as bad? Maybe you could take it off from that side easier, and that would make it easier to work on? At least you could get the mower out in the open.
the photos are the end of the tractor, not the tiller end.
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