My BX22 rocks!!

[tbohen]

Attachment says it all

 

[JeepOne]

Impressive! Those roots must be from a very large tree. Did you have much trouble digging through it? How stable is the frame while digging?

By the way, did you have rubber pads on the feet? My local dealer installed pads on all the BX22's to allow more stability when on hard surfaces. I don't know if that $250 option is needed.

Again, one pic does say it all.

Thanx
Ken

 

[Boone]

Is that yellow stick thing in the foreground a depth measurement device?

Boone

 

[tbohen]

Jeepone,

No I don't have the rubber feet. Most of the time I had both stabilizers on dirt. But when one was on the cement it did drag around a little bit. And I didnt have to much trouble, the 3-4" roots did take some time though.

Boone,

Not sure what you meant by yellow stick, the only thing I see is the handle on my shovel.

 

[BrianA]

With that new BX22 I think you can now retire the shovel.

 

[yakima]

WOW! That is an awesome picture. I am impressed with the bx22's digging capacity. I am anticipating delivery of my very own bx22 next week and after seeing this picture I am even more excited than ever!

 

[Thomas]

Sure wouldn't want to try digging that ditch w/shovel. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif

She is a beauty for sure. /w3tcompact/icons/cool.gif

 

[kcook]

tbohen, great photo's! How much did you pay for that setup?
KCook

 

[tbohen]

$17.5K OTD (6% sales tax) With a 60" Deck, ag tires and all the goodies for the first maintenance. I don't think it was a killer price but I had to call about 15 dealers just to find one within a hundred miles of my house.