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I'm just wondering if anyone can suggest a relatively quiet GT? Mowing and snowblowing is what it'd be used for most. The person who'll be using it has noise-exposure induced hearing loss and must avoid all loud noise. Earplugs are the norm - but fatique sets in after awhile...

http://www.kubota.com/f/products/bx1850.cfm and http://www.kubota.com/f/products/bx24.cfm

Just curious if anyone has snowblowed with a GR2000/GR2100 and could comment on it's performance...

I know the new BX1850/BX2350/BX24 are just getting to dealers but I was just curious as to what the speculation was about the evolution of Glide Steer... I'm assuming it cost Kubota bit of $$$ to develop it. As far as I can tell they are only selling Glide Steer on the GR2000/GR2100 might it...

How's this sound: BX1500 w/ Turf Tires, RCK-54BX Mower with 3-Blade Mulching Kit installed, BX2750A SnowBlower with required Hydraulics installed, Rear Wheel Weights, Engine Block Heater installed, Cruise Control Kit installed, and inclduing a 50-hour Service Kit - Sales-tax Free, Delivered...

Any idea if JD will be announcing their version of a BX23 in the June/July lineup changes?

The 0% financing has got me - I'm planning on taking advantage of it before it ends. Even though I don't own it yet, this is a question for those of you who do own a BX: I own a Haulmark Low Hauler trailer... with the ROPs folded, the FEL on, and the BH extended a bit (so it won't be as tall)...

According to kubota.com: A BX23 is 83.9" long by 45.1" wide and its turning radius is 7.5'. A B7510 is 89.6" long by 35.3" wide and its turning radius is 6.6'. A B7410 is 90.6" long by 42.4" wide and its turning radius is 6.6'. I was under the impression that the BX's were smaller the B's...