BX22 vs B7500

[Anonymous Poster]

I’m in the market for a tractor and have decided on a Kubota BX22 or a B7500 with a MMM. The primary reason for the tractor is mowing 41/2 acres and homeowner landscaping projects. I am leaning more toward the BX22, however, I would appreciate any input on which tractor to purchase and also any local dealer recommendations

 

[Anonymous Poster]

There have been several recent threads on this very topic, or at least the B700 vs the BX-2200, with some pretty detailed comparisons.

 

[kcook]

Will you be buying a BH with the B7500?

KC

 

[robertm]

I went through the same thoughts last year, and will say without a doubt, go with the B7500. I have just under two acres, and love my B7500. I have returned to the dealer since I bought mine and sat on the BX... and am really glad I spent the few bucks more. Understand that I came from a garden tractor that was ancient, and even though the garden tractor had a small frame in comparison to the B7500, the B7500 turns a super small turning radius, the larger tires give a better ride than the BX, the 3pt capacity is greater on the B, and I have heard of problems with some 3pt attachments on the BX due to height restrictions. The BX may give a better cut, I have heard, but I certainly cannot complain about the 60"mmm on the B. I think that with your acreage, you can'y go wrong a little larger in frame size. I will say that even though I only have 2 acres, i do wish I would have had the extra $$ to buy the 2410. Well, maybe it's time to upgrade. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif It's almost certain that you will always find the need and desire for a larger unit AFTER you have purchased the smaller one. Check out the past posts. I know I posted for a lot of help last summer... BX22 or B7500.

 

[YGuy]

Ordered a b7500 with a bradco backhoe, 60" MMM, and a 303 FEL. I am building a house and have a little over 3 acres to mow. Will I be happy or sad? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

 

[cchoate]

I use my 7500 for 12 acres including: 1 acre pond, 3 acres of finish mowing, 400' gravel drive (snow removal) and 3 acres of brush hogging. All with no problems or complaints.
The answer to your question - Happy of course!

 

[theboman]

I love my B7500 and I live in Ashland. I got mine from Davis Equipment and they were great folks. I have 200 hours on my Bota now, most of it grass cuttin' but use it to bush hog, till and anything else I can find.

 

[chrisjbell]

<font color="blue"> Will I be happy or sad? </font>

I believe you will be Happy /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif. Sounds like a great setup to me...

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Good Move. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif I here the Bradco Hoe is exceptional. and it seems from reading this forum everyone is well pleased with their B7500s. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

 

[RFischer]

CDay- I bought my B7500 from Beard's in Crestwood last summer. I would check them out and ask for Terry the sales manager there. He was really good to work with and gave me what I thought was a very fair price. I use mine on 6 acres and she works just great.

Richard