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I was thinking today about the BX23 and what she has done over the last 4.5 years. With just short of 900 hours up. Problems. Buster a couple of hydraulic lines. Many punctures. Neutral selection safety switch fail. Light and flasher switch failures. Fuse panel corroded due battery fumes...

After 500+ hours of all sorts of rough bush, rocks etc I finally busted the hydro fan with a stick. In the bush? No.... Would you believe in the school grounds whilst moving a pile of dirt. The one and only stick within the entire area got me. Anyway I have got a replacement on the way. Any...

Score:- Mobile phone nil, Tractor 2 Fell out of my pocket and ran over it. That make two.

BX23 - Occasionally I hook onto one that is a bit bigger. Building the road. Approx 1 mile of it to do. This section is slightly rocky. Missed the real big ones though.

Working today making a road across a slope. Loaded the bucket and reversed whilst turning so I could tip the dirt off the edge of the road. Hit a rock with the front wheel and bounced. Next instant the BX23 was on its side with me still in the seat. Thanks to the seatbelt and rops I was unhurt...

Working away today and every time I went in reverse the BX23 coughed and tried to cut out. Took a time for me to realise that the down hill slope I was on was steep enough for me to come off the seat when I went backwards up the hill. You can't stop the BX although is scares me at times. I am...

It arrived and we headed for home. Pix of BX23 loaded and ready for the 1,300km trip home. We arrived safely and off loaded. Guess what. Its raining. More pix later. Trailer is a 14' x 6'6" dual axle with disk brakes. 2 ton capacity. That is a box blade at the rear.

Been watching this board for a while now. Finally ordered a BX23. Now all I have to do is await delivery. 6 weeks ps: Part of the block The River