Bob77064
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Good write up great research. Enjoy your new tractor.
Why I picked a B2920 - a long story
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BethesdaEC
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Looks like BXOwner only kept the 2920 for about a year until he got a JD2320. It is cheaper than the 2320/2520 but there is a reason. Fortunately I didn't get too hung up on specs like HP and looked into the details, got a little seat time in the parking lots and did a lot of research on this forum. I was interested in the B2630 but the local dealer did have one and he kept steering me away from it when I brought it up. I think he was more interested in moving existing inventory than selling me the tractor that met my needs. I have no patience for a salesman like that and in the end he didn't sell a tractor at all.
I originally went in for a JD2320, but they didn't have on in stock, but they did have the 2520. They had a 2320 on order that was to was due in several weeks. It gave me a couple of weeks to think about it and when the 2320 came in, I told the dealer to super-size me to the 2520.
I originally went in for a JD2320, but they didn't have on in stock, but they did have the 2520. They had a 2320 on order that was to was due in several weeks. It gave me a couple of weeks to think about it and when the 2320 came in, I told the dealer to super-size me to the 2520.
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Yeah, you really have to do your research AND spend some time on them. I really wanted a 2920 at one time, but I simply cannot live with the 1/4 inching valve if I don't absolutely have to such as on my BX. My preference would have been the 2630/3030.
My ultimate solution was two tractors.