BX1860 or BX2360?

[shrekbelly]

bill,
ah, congrats . . . christmas in springtime. do enjoy! gurggle,bubble and diesel on.
shrekbelly

 

[LBrown59]

Got my BX1860 today! Spreading mulch this weekend! Bill

Nice an congrats

 

[CHDinCT]

Very nice. I see yours was delivered like mine - complete with the heavy gauge zip ties still on every piece of equipment. If I recall correctly, my zip ties had the dealers name on them (I think). When you take those off, it's sort of like taking the invoice sticker off of a new car or truck.

 

[Race Ratz]

Radioman, the box weights 80 lbs empty. It can hold 500 lbs. Will fill with beer and ice and visit the neighbors! Works fine empty with mulch in the FEL. Bill

 

[KeithInSpace]

Will fill with beer and ice and visit the neighbors!

Yeah, baby! They love that...

 

[LBrown59]

Yeah, baby! They love that...

Make mine a cola or an ice tea.

 

[bruiserx2]

Need rum for the cola or make the ice tea long island style.

Nice machine I am sure you will be very happy with it.

 

[Race Ratz]

OK, plenty of mulch spread. Pile down the street, gratis from builder. Now, I have cleared brush, peeling up the peat to expose the base. Been hauling wet/sand clay fill to level area for a small post and beam shed for the Bota. Wet fill in the bucket challenges the counter balance with an empty ballast box. Have bounced the rear end. Noticed taking a big bite in the pile with the bucket, it stops going up till I back out a little. Thought I was stuck in mud cause the turfs load up easy, till I noticed I wasn't in 4 wheel drive. Pushed the lever and out of the muck. I have a set of AG tires/rims on order. My friends have the BX22 and BX24. I thought I was too small, before I got to put it through the paces. This machine is powerful and gets the job done. FEL, expensive wheelbarrow, but the only way to travel this stuff. I have the MMM on to protect the cooling fan. Have dragged the edges throught the dirt/mulch. Will hose off before use. 8 hrs. on the meter! End of March and a good jump on the yard work. Bill

 

[radioman]

race - have you thought about loading the rear tires to help with the fell bouce ? I know it did help me big time.

 

[jerkyboy]

Nice tractor!! I am considering buying one too. What was the final tally?

 

[harpoonalt]

I agree on loading your rear tires.Less bounce and more stable on hills. A nice back blade for snow and you're good to go. Just be forewarned, you're going to like "tractor'n" so much that eventually you'll move just to have more things to do and more land to do it on. Enjoy it, almost like being a kid again!