B2320, B2620, and B2920
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SnowRidgeME
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Elsie, According to the manual, turf tires are 33x12.5 - 15"
No Bandit, no chance to play with the BH, did at the dealer though, wanted to get it off so I could play in the snow, 3pt arms were off, took a little time to get those on with the sub-frame, but got it on. Looking to put more lights on the unit. Muffler manifold has a rattle once things are hot, will need to address that one.
Question for you bota owners: 2920 manual states to get the tractor 'warmed up' for at least 5 minutes before use, do any of you do this? Seems a little long...
No Bandit, no chance to play with the BH, did at the dealer though, wanted to get it off so I could play in the snow, 3pt arms were off, took a little time to get those on with the sub-frame, but got it on. Looking to put more lights on the unit. Muffler manifold has a rattle once things are hot, will need to address that one.
Question for you bota owners: 2920 manual states to get the tractor 'warmed up' for at least 5 minutes before use, do any of you do this? Seems a little long...
bandit67
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Interesting. I did notice that the 2920 I fired up yesterday seemed to take a bit longer to warm up than the 4 banger in the 3030. Ran pretty rough for a minute, too, which seemed odd for such a small diesel.
qed-cat225
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Saw the 2320 today with turfs, already with a prominent sold label on it. sure has a small bucket, whats the largest width that can go on the 2920?
bandit67
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Only 1 bucket option on the 2620/2920's LA364 loader - 50". And when I put a tape measure to it, it was only 49". The BX has a 48" bucket.
Question about the MMM and 3 point lift arms:
If I have the mmm attached can I raise and lower an attachment on the 3 pt hitch without raising and lowering the MMM?
I guess the question is, how is the MMM raised and lower? I know there is a dial to adjust cutting height, but does that work independently of the 3pt hitch?
If I have the mmm attached can I raise and lower an attachment on the 3 pt hitch without raising and lowering the MMM?
I guess the question is, how is the MMM raised and lower? I know there is a dial to adjust cutting height, but does that work independently of the 3pt hitch?
You can use the hitch without the mower going up and down, but you cannot do it the other way around. Deere offers a separate control as an option for their 2305, which would be nice. I took the lift arms off my Deere X495 and hang the 3 pt. arms on a chain so my mounted PTO Trac-Vac doesn't go up and down with the mower. I also put a separate mower lift cylinder on my B7100 so I can operate the mower and hitch separately. Just turn the handle under the seat to control either the mower or hitch.
mcrame01
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Well SnowRidge, I took your advice and avoided my mid-life crisis and purchased a 2320 with FEL and MMM on Saturday. Unfortunately I won't get it until Friday. They had to weld on some chain hooks to the loader, mount a worklight for the back, and mount armrests onto the seat before bringing it. Also, they are still waiting on the MMM to come in. I hope I made the right choice but a guy can only bear researching and pricing for so long... Spring is almost here and I want to be ready. On a side note, can anyone tell me if they think the b2320 will pull a 5 ft box blade. I have one that I can pick up on the cheap, but the owner's manual states that a 54 in. is the max? Any thoughts?
