Phred
Veteran Member
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Don't believe the BCS has cart or sulky capability )</font>
It depends on the model. Some do some do not.
I also have a BCS that looks almost very similar to the one dave showed a picture of.
Mine is a 700 series but I forget the exact number.
I have the sickle mower and a tiller for it.
Both work great. You turn the handle around so the pto is in the back for a rear tine tiller, and then back around so the pto is in the front for the mower.
Two bolts to swap implements.
As noted above you need to take them off or get some special ramps to load in a pickup. I use standard ramps and manually load the attachments which are light. The tractor is very heavy and requires ramps.
This unit has a kohler magnum 8 engine with electric start and I bieleve it is late 80s manufacture. I am the second owner. It was run hard and put up wet, but I got it cheap.
New set of filters, plug, a wash and a lube and its running great.
This particular model only moves fairly slow, I am guessing 1-2 mph and does not allow for a sulky to be used. I could rig one but at 2 mph whats the point...
This is the one thing I hate about it. It takes for ever to mow since its so slow.
The larger 700 series of the same year do have much higher speeds and the capability to ride on them, acording to the manual that came with my unit.
All and all still very worth while. I would just make sure you
get one of the higher end models with the higher speeds and sulky option.
Fred
It depends on the model. Some do some do not.
I also have a BCS that looks almost very similar to the one dave showed a picture of.
Mine is a 700 series but I forget the exact number.
I have the sickle mower and a tiller for it.
Both work great. You turn the handle around so the pto is in the back for a rear tine tiller, and then back around so the pto is in the front for the mower.
Two bolts to swap implements.
As noted above you need to take them off or get some special ramps to load in a pickup. I use standard ramps and manually load the attachments which are light. The tractor is very heavy and requires ramps.
This unit has a kohler magnum 8 engine with electric start and I bieleve it is late 80s manufacture. I am the second owner. It was run hard and put up wet, but I got it cheap.
New set of filters, plug, a wash and a lube and its running great.
This particular model only moves fairly slow, I am guessing 1-2 mph and does not allow for a sulky to be used. I could rig one but at 2 mph whats the point...
This is the one thing I hate about it. It takes for ever to mow since its so slow.
The larger 700 series of the same year do have much higher speeds and the capability to ride on them, acording to the manual that came with my unit.
All and all still very worth while. I would just make sure you
get one of the higher end models with the higher speeds and sulky option.
Fred
