bp fick
Super Member
Here is a 2 page thread, quite readable, about the compare/contrast between a B and BX from my own real world experience. Spend 10 minutes and read through it, and I think you'll be glad you did.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/.../185147-bx1860-vx-b2320-contrast-compare.html
Truly, they are virtually the same tractor. I know that is almost heresy to say out loud, but honestly? That's my honest perspective. The major, most important difference, beyond the nice features the 20 series B give you (better dash, 3 speed ranges, seat, etc) is the ground clearance. Did I mention ground clearance? :laughing: The B is available with rear wheel spacer kit which would make the stability issue somewhat mute, in 90% of the cases. Also surprisingly, the weight differences between the BX and 20 series B are pretty darn small.
If you do rough stuff in the woods or work a market garden, the B is the far better choice. If not, the BX is in many ways the better choice. That's as fair as I can be. Both are great tractors. You just have to be clear in your mind about what it is the tractor will be doing.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/.../185147-bx1860-vx-b2320-contrast-compare.html
Truly, they are virtually the same tractor. I know that is almost heresy to say out loud, but honestly? That's my honest perspective. The major, most important difference, beyond the nice features the 20 series B give you (better dash, 3 speed ranges, seat, etc) is the ground clearance. Did I mention ground clearance? :laughing: The B is available with rear wheel spacer kit which would make the stability issue somewhat mute, in 90% of the cases. Also surprisingly, the weight differences between the BX and 20 series B are pretty darn small.
If you do rough stuff in the woods or work a market garden, the B is the far better choice. If not, the BX is in many ways the better choice. That's as fair as I can be. Both are great tractors. You just have to be clear in your mind about what it is the tractor will be doing.