GirlWhoWantsTractor
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- Joined
- Apr 25, 2015
- Messages
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- Location
- The Mountains of Virginia
- Tractor
- 2018 Mahindra 26XL HST, Husqv GT48XLsi & YTH48LS
Sizewise I think it's more comparable to a B series than the BX, which I think it's a bit smaller, but I've never seen it side by side. I might be wrong.
Other than that, you get all the good stuff that make the operator more comfortable and more user friendly, like power steering, live PTO, all the eletronic stuff, suspension seat, synchronized gears in the gear model, hydrostat model, higher flow hydraulics and easier to add valves, quick attach loader, backhoes, etc.
A true 3 point hitch, that the B7000 doesn't even have unless you get the 3 point kit. These were made to be used with a rototiller that uses a proprietary attach system.
The list goes on and on. It's all I remember at the moment.
ptsg, sorry if I misunderstand. the 7000 didn't come with a 3 point hitch? It looks more capable for garden plowing etc with the tires, belly height etc.....
Girlwhowantstractor, are you really a girl who wants a tractor? I bought my mother a 2816hst in 2010 but she passed away only 2 years later. Its a little bigger physically in size for this thread I suppose. But she loved it. Wish I bought it sooner for her.
Just wanted to open a little thread of sorts. I was always impressed while searching the net of all these really small tractors doing heavy work, or being worked hard over the years. Some of those videos in eastern Europe showing the guys with their little tractors are impressive. Some of those videos of the B6000, B7100's, or those little B1620 Kubota's just to name a few. Or some of those lesser know makes that are used to their full potential. Especially when the guys have all the attachments for them. Using the tractor plus the power source (pto) to perform work. Anyone got any pics, post them here. I'm talking maybe 25 hp or less.