2310 dropped off today!

[LBrown59]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Mr Brown always entertaining reading your post and reply, now to answer your question I tried both SUB CUT and MF in my view is simply the better tractor,I'm not trying to start a war here, you have your reason to have the BX23 but <font color="red"> </font> if you do have the opportunity to try the 2310 you will probably understand what I mean...cag )</font>


<font color="red"> I plan to do that and see what I think. </font>
Do you know if MF has a model comparable to the Kubota BX1500.
I think I'll try out a BX1500 also.

 

[cag]

LB I don't know if MF as something comparable with the BX1500 /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif I only tried the bx23 and MF2310 maybe someone else will come on here and help you out with your question...cag

 

[Mike_in_Okla]

Congratulations!!! With your new, lighter pocketbook, you will notice that the TLB's tendency to sink into soft ground is greatly reduced! Just kidding... You will find many new and exciting things to do with your new tractor! I jjust finished installing an irrigation system yesterday and my wife thinks I'm the greatest! As to your question... BE CAREFUL WHEN LIFTING LOADED BUCKET HIGH -- especially when it is full of stumps or (heaven forbid) rocks. The bucket does not adjust its angle as you lift and it is easy to dump large items backwards over the top of the bucket. Watch that bucket angle! I have two little dents in my lovely tractor's hood to testify! Your machine will do LOTS of work for you! Leearn its sounds and feel when working normally and avoid overloading it! Just like any fine tool, it will do the job with minimal effort when used properly! I just got in from mowing today. I love my tractor and my wife is starting to think it's sexy... sigh... Also, check the bolts in the sides of the backhoe attachment plates -- mine are installed wrong. Will have the dealer correct at first service. Now, GO DIG SOME HOLES!!!!