BX 2200 too small for a front broom?

[Builder]

Anyone run a 48" rotary broom off the front? Does it use mid PTO?

 

[RoyJackson]

No, Yes...

Rear (3PH) brooms would be cheaper though.

 

[Builder]

Can't do the rear broom. Brings back too many nightmares.....:laughing:

 

[JoeG]

The BX2537 sweeper should mount nicely to the BX2200 with the quick hitch and mid pto driveshaft. I recently added one to my bx23. It is a nice setup.

 

[Builder]

The BX2537 sweeper should mount nicely to the BX2200 with the quick hitch and mid pto driveshaft. I recently added one to my bx23. It is a nice setup.

Cool. Does it take long to mount? :thumbsup:

 

[Verticaltrx]

Anyone run a 48" rotary broom off the front? Does it use mid PTO?

Don't have much to add on this subject, but I read that you were looking for a front blade a while back. If you get a broom they use the same quick hitch sub frame so yow already have half of what you need for the blade.

 

[Builder]

Don't have much to add on this subject, but I read that you were looking for a front blade a while back. If you get a broom they use the same quick hitch sub frame so yow already have half of what you need for the blade.

So the quick hitch is a seperate piece that mounts on front to facilitate easy hitching of small front implements?

 

[Toyboy]

Yes..... for attachments that are designed to be used w/quick hitch

 

[CHDinCT]

Same quick hitch for the front blade, sweeper and snowblower.

 

[JoeG]

Cool. Does it take long to mount? :thumbsup:

A few minutes each for the quick hitch, driveshaft and sweeper. This time of year I leave the quick hitch on in anticipation of using the sweeper and snowblower for snow duty. I leave it there even while using the loader.