Deciding between B7510, BX1500, BX2530 for 5-acres

don716 · Apr 18, 2007

We would like to see some pics when you get it.I hope you enjoy your new TOY!!!,I mean Tractor.How many HP does it have?
Donny

caddelma · Apr 19, 2007

don716 said:
We would like to see some pics when you get it.I hope you enjoy your new TOY!!!,I mean Tractor.How many HP does it have?
Donny

Hopefully, I'll remember to take some pictures before it gets "used". They are delivering on Saturday and I can't wait. Already have plans for some projects I will be doing. So glad I will have a loader, will make moving dirt/gravel around soooo much easier!!! The B7510 is rated for 21HP, little lower than I would like, but should be fine for my needs.

WayneB · Apr 19, 2007

Congrats on the new tractor! I know that you will be very happy with the B-7510! Pictures please and read the manual!

Wayne

don716 · Apr 19, 2007

My B7500 has 21HP but don't let that fool you.These little tractors can work as hard as the best of them.I worked mine hard today(about 6 hrs)I mowed about 2 acres and got the tiller hooked up and made one heck of a garden spot.That was the first time I used a tiller and I can say one thing "They work GREAT".I set the depth down as far as it would go and it ate the ground up.It is about a 50x80 spot and it took about 30min.The dirt looks like powder and about 6"deep.
I can say one thing if mine blew up today I would'nt think twice about getting me another one just like it.The small tractors are so much more versitile and they are very fun to play with (I mean work with).
Donny

caddelma · Apr 20, 2007

I plan to give mine a good workout over the next week taking care of some drainage/bare spots. Need to get some topsoil and start moving it...so glad I'll have the loader!!!

If/when we get to starting a garden, hopefully I can convince the CFO that a tiller would really come in handy