BX 25 weight
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Renob
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Right around 1800 lbs.
MessickFarmEqu
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Tractor - 1600
backhoe - 700
loader - 400
= approx 2700 lbs.
backhoe - 700
loader - 400
= approx 2700 lbs.
newbury
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Does anyone have a good chart of tractor weights and their common implements, preferably in a simple spreadsheet form?
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especially CUTs w/ FEL and BH.
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especially CUTs w/ FEL and BH.
Renob
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Of course Messicks is correct with the total weight, but only LBrown cuts his lawn with the loader and backhoe attached
.It's approx. 1800 lbs for the tractor and MMM.
MacTractor
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I have a BX25 with a 54" MMM, Bro-Tek Thumb and Skidplate and with everything mounted with almost full fuel, the total weight was just over 3100 pounds. I weighed it at a truck scale on the trailer. I have had the trailer weighed before empty when taking items to the landfill.
I also mow the lawn with everything attached. I can't be bothered to take it off to mow the lawn. No problems and very little in the way of tire marks.
Cheers,
I also mow the lawn with everything attached. I can't be bothered to take it off to mow the lawn. No problems and very little in the way of tire marks.
Cheers,
Renob
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I stand corrected..............MacTractor & LBrown.....................but, I know if I mowed my lawn with everything attached there would be nothing left of the pool, fence, dog kennel, garage, house, landscaping etc.....etc.........etc...........
kubota killa
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Why does my bx 25 have a hard time going up hill in reverse
My BX2360 does, too, if in "Rabbit" and the hill is steep. In "Turtle, 4wd" it climbs almost anything, forward or backward.
Bruce
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In low it should not be an issue at all. I commonly climb very steep hills (the kind where the backhoe drags when you go to go up it) in forward and reverse without any issues. If you are in low range and having problems you may want to make sure the brakes are not staying engaged.
Keeper
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Remember it's top seed in reverse is less than going forward
