Before and After Pictures: BX2350, 620 Hours, 6 1/2 Years

[walker450]

After nearly seven years of use (and abuse), I traded my BX2350, that I bought new in April 2008, in for a BX25D. There was nothing wrong with my machine, I just decided it was time for a backhoe. I kept my mid mount mower and will still mow with my new BX. To see pictures of my new 25D, view this thread: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kubota-owning-operating/328467-my-new-bx25d.html

April 2008:


August 2014:


It is hard to tell in pictures but it has many battle scars. The bucket and box blade are slightly bent in places. The plastic is cracked on the right rear of the fender. The hood is scratched and cracked (ran into a mailbox, dropped a log onto it!), and paint is wore of bucket and box blade as expected. This has been a great machine and I have no doubt in my mind the next one will be just as great.

 

[AStanton]

Now all the attachments on your new tractor will be the real McCoy--Kubota loader and backhoe. Good luck with it.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

:thumbsup: I see you used yours. :thumbsup: I battle scarred several but each time was a learning lesson.
It will take time to adjust to the differences with your new BX25D but in time it will come.
Ask your dealer about the roll on after releasing pedal and see what he says. Will be interesting to hear different excuses for it and Kubota may do a correction/fix if enough owners complain about it.

 

[dodge man]

Mines getting pretty scared up also. Mine has about 500 hours on it and I would have bought it about the same time you did, maybe the year before.

 

[davewhitten]

After nearly seven years of use (and abuse), I traded my BX2350, that I bought new in April 2008, in for a BX25D. There was nothing wrong with my machine, I just decided it was time for a backhoe. I kept my mid mount mower and will still mow with my new BX. To see pictures of my new 25D, view this thread: My New BX25D

April 2008:


August 2014:


It is hard to tell in pictures but it has many battle scars. The bucket and box blade are slightly bent in places. The plastic is cracked on the right rear of the fender. The hood is scratched and cracked (ran into a mailbox, dropped a log onto it!), and paint is wore of bucket and box blade as expected. This has been a great machine andoubt in my mind the next one will be just as great.

After nearly seven years of use (and abuse), I traded my BX2350, that I bought new in April 2008, in for a BX25D. There was nothing wrong with my machine, I just decided it was time for a backhoe. I kept my mid mount mower and will still mow with my new BX. To see pictures of my new 25D, view this thread: My New BX25D

April 2008:


August 2014:


It is hard to tell in pictures but it has many battle scars. The bucket and box blade are slightly bent in places. The plastic is cracked on the right rear of the fender. The hood is scratched and cracked (ran into a mailbox, dropped a log onto it!), and paint is wore of bucket and box blade as expected. This has been a great machine and I have no doubt in my mind the next one will be just as great.

I have a BX2350 with $750 hours and it still runs great, but the plastic is all cracked. Any chance you can tell me what they gave you on a trade in? I'm thinking of doing that myself

 

[Midniteoyl]

I have a BX2350 with $750 hours and it still runs great, but the plastic is all cracked. Any chance you can tell me what they gave you on a trade in? I'm thinking of doing that myself

Post is more than 10yrs old, so any price he would give you wouldn't matter.

 

[Henro]

Post is more than 10yrs old, so any price he would give you wouldn't matter.

I suppose it is easy to make that mistake. I have replied to resurrected posts in the past before realizing that they were REALLY old and brought back to life like this one...