BX25 BORN 10/14/2011

[Artisan]

AWSOME, my grin is from ear to ear. I FIALLY GOT MY FIRST TRACTOR! :laughing:

__I see the BX25 comes stock with a BEER HOLDER! Yea! :thumbsup::thumbsup: Two thumbs up to the engineers!
I think I will name here Orange Crush or Crusher for short. :confused2:

Here, have a cigar;

..one for all my new tractorbynet friends!

Here she is...Drum Roll Please...

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Here is the delivery doctor. I drew the owner of the dealer for a delivery guy! Glad I got to meet the man! Just another plus for the dealer.

Here she is full colors, ready to drop down the ramp!

...and HOME she is. WOW. Mine all mine I say! Muhahahaha :thumbsup:

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Congratulations and welcome to the BX25 Owners Club. You have fulfilled all requirements: Said you bought one and...............provided pictures.:thumbsup:
Bought mine Mar 2010 and it has been my most used tractor.

 

[EagleTDL]

Well met, fellow 25-er!

Got mine a couple of months ago... Just remember that it's a baby tractor, compared to most, so while it can do alot of things (it will surprise you) it just can't do them as big or fast! Takes more time to get things done, but as my Mammy says, what's time to a hog, right?? :laughing:

 

[CompactTractorFan]

Congratulations! You'll love your new toy! :thumbsup:

 

[Artisan]

Well met, fellow 25-er!

Got mine a couple of months ago... Just remember that it's a baby tractor, compared to most, so while it can do alot of things (it will surprise you) it just can't do them as big or fast! Takes more time to get things done, but as my Mammy says, what's time to a hog, right?? :laughing:

Daddy always told me, "Son, It is not how big it is, it is how busy it is..." :laughing:

And indeed it meets my expectations and then some. I was not expecting a monster. It is what it is. If a guy thinks a little harder, makes every move count then perhaps some day when he graduates into a full size tractor he will have some real skills to fall back on and REALLY get with the program.
I have plans to keep it small, I am looking at a dump trailer to haul the BX25 with and haul debris et al with. Keep it small, keep it real, pay it off and have fun is what were gonna do. I have worked with my hands for decades, sitting on a machine, mastering it is proving to be a BLAST!

 

[abeal]

I would concentrate on cigars while on the tractor...the beer holder is horrible. It needs some kind of isolation device in it as it shakes the beer so much it's almost not drinkable.

Enjoy!

 

[AxleHub]

I would concentrate on cigars while on the tractor...the beer holder is horrible. It needs some kind of isolation device in it as it shakes the beer so much it's almost not drinkable.

Enjoy!

its ALMOST not drinkable : -)

 

[check 6]

Enjoy your new Tractor. I was able to work a deal with my local dealer and they are taking my BX 2360 in trade tomorrow on a new BX 25. I could not ask for a more fair deal. Ewald Tractor great people to work with. Now to learn to use the backhoe properly.

 

[Artisan]

Enjoy your new Tractor. I was able to work a deal with my local dealer and they are taking my BX 2360 in trade tomorrow on a new BX 25. I could not ask for a more fair deal. Ewald Tractor great people to work with. Now to learn to use the backhoe properly.

I think the BH is going to be fairly quick to learn. I believe I am seeing that it does not like multi function moves. That may change after I get 50 hours on it because I am keeping the RPM's pretty low as the manual is clear, they do NOT want you tachin' the thing out before 50 hours. I think I will take there advice.

 

[AxleHub]

Enjoy your new Tractor. I was able to work a deal with my local dealer and they are taking my BX 2360 in trade tomorrow on a new BX 25. I could not ask for a more fair deal. Ewald Tractor great people to work with. Now to learn to use the backhoe properly.

Check 6, can.you report back.to us what differences you notice maybe a week after you get your bx25 (other than the obvious of having a backhoe.) I'm talking about any immediate changes in perception, feel, etc in mowing, steering, handling, hills etc.. I know they are supposed to be essentially the same - but within the 1st week of transition I'm thinking you'll notice somethings before you get accustomed to them. Appreciate it.