2620 vs. 2630

[lawn_king]

Position control alone is worth the extra $$, not to mention several operator comfort features!

 

[rglaser]

I got in on the dealer rebate for the B2630 and could not be happier. I was originally planning on a B 2920 but heard about the rebate from Niel at Messiks on this forum and got a b2630 setup (including bigger impliments) for about $1000 more than the best deal I could find on a b2920 setup. Please note that I don't use the 2630 for mowing so I can't comment on it for that purpose. Once you see them in person you will realize that size wise, comparing a bigger B to the smaller B is like comparing the smaller B to the BX's.

-Rob Glaser

 

[davatk]

I got in on the dealer rebate for the B2630 and could not be happier. I was originally planning on a B 2920 but heard about the rebate from Niel at Messiks on this forum and got a b2630 setup (including bigger impliments) for about $1000 more than the best deal I could find on a b2920 setup. Please note that I don't use the 2630 for mowing so I can't comment on it for that purpose. Once you see them in person you will realize that size wise, comparing a bigger B to the smaller B is like comparing the smaller B to the BX's.

-Rob Glaser

I agree with Rob. I originally was considering a B2920, but soon figured that for my purposes, I would not be satisfied with the smaller 20 series tractors, especially since I had a B7800 originally. The B2630 is basically the same footprint as the B7800, but has the premium tractor nice-ities. One thing I noticed on the B2920 that I testes was that when I raised and lowered the bucket, the whole front end of the tractor "bounced". I did not notice that on the larger 30 series. Of course this is just my opinion.