Why use a ladder when you have a BX22
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Gomez
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jamCT
Is there supposed to be a picture here? /w3tcompact/icons/tongue.gif
Is there supposed to be a picture here? /w3tcompact/icons/tongue.gif
Frank
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Hi guys - sorry for the delay on the replies;
1) Yes, there was supposed to be a pic of my BX22 lifting a Cupola my father made (24"x24"x36") up to the roof line of my garage - quite heavy and the picture looked great unfortunately the pic size was 750k - tractorbynet max is 150k.
2) I sold my "mint" condition (88 hours) BX2200 FEL, 60MMM, Front Mounted Power Angle Blade for $12,000.00 and purchased the BX22 TLB, 60 MMM 4 way valve and high capacity alternator for $16800.00
All I can say is, I was extremely happy with the BX2200 but I am more convinced now then ever that I should be the BX22 poster child. Not only does it provide me a conduit for additional projects, it is the perfect size of TLB for my current property (3 ac.). I initially bought the BX2200 with the mind set that it would be one of the last tractors I would ever need (although I dream of purchasing a small vineyard one day). I am the type that like to "do the work" not watch others so the BX22 was a very good fit. I think I received a very fair price for my BX2200 and the end user also obtained a tractor with not only low hours and was washed and wax almost every time it was used (yeah I gotta get a life) but they received a sizable discount when the total package was compared to new -- so it was a win win for both parties.
Good Luck
Jim
1) Yes, there was supposed to be a pic of my BX22 lifting a Cupola my father made (24"x24"x36") up to the roof line of my garage - quite heavy and the picture looked great unfortunately the pic size was 750k - tractorbynet max is 150k.
2) I sold my "mint" condition (88 hours) BX2200 FEL, 60MMM, Front Mounted Power Angle Blade for $12,000.00 and purchased the BX22 TLB, 60 MMM 4 way valve and high capacity alternator for $16800.00
All I can say is, I was extremely happy with the BX2200 but I am more convinced now then ever that I should be the BX22 poster child. Not only does it provide me a conduit for additional projects, it is the perfect size of TLB for my current property (3 ac.). I initially bought the BX2200 with the mind set that it would be one of the last tractors I would ever need (although I dream of purchasing a small vineyard one day). I am the type that like to "do the work" not watch others so the BX22 was a very good fit. I think I received a very fair price for my BX2200 and the end user also obtained a tractor with not only low hours and was washed and wax almost every time it was used (yeah I gotta get a life) but they received a sizable discount when the total package was compared to new -- so it was a win win for both parties.
Good Luck
Jim
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I think I need to give Dad his 15 minutes of fame!
Having a retired father close by is like gold - he has a list of projects a mile long - the cupola one was a winter project - It came out great and cost $300.00 less that one made with less detail and quality.
Having a retired father close by is like gold - he has a list of projects a mile long - the cupola one was a winter project - It came out great and cost $300.00 less that one made with less detail and quality.
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Steven
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Nice cupola. but it looks like you have to much paint on the tractor buckets better get them in the dirt and start scratching it off.
Jeff396
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I guess I'm the only on who didn't know what a cuppola was/w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif Thanks for the pic!
Jeff
Jeff
tractorman
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Hey JAM, Glad the tractor is working out for you. We have to get together & feast on wings again soon. Talk to you later, Tractorman