ishiboo
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I'm with the others, I don't think a 4-in-1 is really appropriate for a BX, I think you'll be much happier with a regular bucket and using a 3-point box blade to move dirt/grade... and well ahead on capability in all aspects.
Buying a new Kabota BX25D
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My money is the same as yours and spends just like yours weather I can spell or not! So if they can earn it without having been the grade school spelling bee champ, they can spend it on whatever they want and being they earned it they deserve to own whatever they buy with it!:laughing:
ishiboo
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Was the "whether" misspell for fun or legitimate? :laughing:
jenkinsph
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I agree with a vote for the regular or heavy duty bucket if offered. Most 4 in 1 buckets weigh enough to limit the material lift on a small fel.
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How about a Grapple instead? Land Pride makes one just for the BX-25D
amigauser
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Not sure how much but not offered in North America (USA or Canada). I believe the new member is in Australia where 4in1 type buckets for all size tractors appear to be common.
W.R. Long makes a 4 in 1 for the BX.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kubota-owning-operating/329956-bx-4-1-bucket.html
amigauser
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I meant Kubota brand not offered in USA or Canada.
