BCS Prices

[small farmer]

You might look for a used 605. This has the modern BCS transmission w/o the pto engagement in oil like the grillo 107. It has the gearing for mowing like your looking for. The prize might be a lightly used 605 w/ the acme 12hp engine. Or put your favorite engine on your 605 transmission and mow away with the knowledge that the transmission is built like the factory will pay to replace anything that break in it. I don't think they will do that for second owners though. Like me.

Jim

 

[TimberXX]

Thanks for the suggestion.

We put too many hours on these units to consider going used more than a year or two old.

 

[skyborne98]

The 620 is primarily sold in Canada and by request to dealers in the US. The trick with the 620 is its a front mount machine only, which is fine for mowing and sweeping snow, not so good if you want to run a tiller or other rearmount attachment....

As for other models in the 600 series parts are available and the pdf's for the parts lists can be found on BCSAmerica's website.

BCS America Parts, Service and Operator Manuals

 

[BCSSHOP]

Just a comment on the BCS 620 two-wheel tractor. For all intents the 620 is the same tractor as the BCS 722 except it will not take rear mounted attachments like the tiller. The problem is the 620 costs the dealer about $300 more than the 722 making it sell for about $400 more. To make the price difference even greater BCS America is offering a $200 off the price for the 722 (and 718) from January to June (and sometimes longer). The $200 price reduction is made up by contribution from BCS America, the distributor and the selling dealer.

The 722 model with the 20" or 26" tiller is very popular with folks needing a smaller machine that can also run sickle bars, sweepers and snowthrowers. It has a light pressure clutch lever making it easier to use for folks without strong hands.

 

[Gale Hawkins]

Just a comment on the BCS 620 two-wheel tractor. For all intents the 620 is the same tractor as the BCS 722 except it will not take rear mounted attachments like the tiller. The problem is the 620 costs the dealer about $300 more than the 722 making it sell for about $400 more. To make the price difference even greater BCS America is offering a $200 off the price for the 722 (and 718) from January to June (and sometimes longer). The $200 price reduction is made up by contribution from BCS America, the distributor and the selling dealer.

The 722 model with the 20" or 26" tiller is very popular with folks needing a smaller machine that can also run sickle bars, sweepers and snowthrowers. It has a light pressure clutch lever making it easier to use for folks without strong hands.

The two wheel class of tractor has all but disappeared in our area. Too much work based on our DR mower usage.