BX Plow order

   / BX Plow order #12  
RippersVF2 said:
Finally came in today! Took about two hours to put everything together and mount to tractor, but well worth it!
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Great! It's good to hear you're really happy with it, especially after such a long wait to get it. Have fun! :thumbsup:
 
   / BX Plow order #13  
RippersVF2 said:
Good Morning, how long does it usually take for a plow to come in to a dealer? I ordered the 60" plow for my BX25 about three weeks ago and the dealer said its still waiting for a truck to pick it up and they have no delivery date yet. Does that sound right to you guys? I'm located in CT.
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It took 12 weeks for me to get my plow for my BX2660. I finally forced my dealer to buy one that another dealer had in inventory because they promised it in 3 weeks. 12 weeks later I got it 2 days before the first snow that year. Talk about stressful. Especially cuz I used mine for business.

Many other bad things happened with that purchase due to that dealer. I have since switched dealers and have had no problems with my next two Kubota tractor purchases.
 
   / BX Plow order #14  
You will love that blade set up. It's amazing what you can do with such a small tractor and blade.
 
   / BX Plow order #15  
unbidden said:
You will love that blade set up. It's amazing what you can do with such a small tractor and blade.
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True! I pushed through a drift as tall as my hood on my BX2660. I was totally impressed.
 
   / BX Plow order #17  
craigbaill said:
Looks good! How much lift, or should I say, how high does the plow lift?
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That is the only issue as the plow only lifts about 18" or so. I can measure when I get home. However, it isn't really a problem as the tractor will ride up the snow pile a bit. Our first storm that I had/used the plow for was 12 inches of snow. I cleared our 2600 ft gravel drive without issue other than a few inclines that I lost traction on. I now have chains on the rear.

You could opt for a setup that attaches to the bucket or loader arms and lift would be a non-issue. The new BX quick hitch system has the loader arm capability. Of course that comes at an extra price.
 
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Working good!
 

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   / BX Plow order #19  
Nice. I thought about plowing the 1"-2" slop we got today, but I put a new lock on my shed door and couldn't get the lock to open, so I took that as a sign and just went back inside. Suppose to be almost 50* by Wednesday. Of course had I just gotten a new plow, you bet I would be out there before the last snow flake landed. LOL
 
   / BX Plow order #20  
unbidden said:
That is the only issue as the plow only lifts about 18" or so. I can measure when I get home. However, it isn't really a problem as the tractor will ride up the snow pile a bit. Our first storm that I had/used the plow for was 12 inches of snow. I cleared our 2600 ft gravel drive without issue other than a few inclines that I lost traction on. I now have chains on the rear.

You could opt for a setup that attaches to the bucket or loader arms and lift would be a non-issue. The new BX quick hitch system has the loader arm capability. Of course that comes at an extra price.
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Thanks for the info. It looked to me that the plow would lift maybe half that amount.
 
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