BX 2350

Inspector507 · Feb 20, 2006

BuckeyeMan
Steve Carver has a package listed on his site which consists of:

BX2350
Loader
Turf Tires
60" deck
48" Box blade

Retail for package is $13,920
Maybe that helps some.

Buckeyeman · Feb 22, 2006

You wouldn't happen to know the website? I did a search and couldn't find anything.

bandit67 · Feb 22, 2006

Go back to the main index - Carver Equip is a sponsor listed for this Kubota Buying/Pricing forum - just click on the logo and it'll take you to his website.

ob1canola · Mar 27, 2006

( I guess Im going to have to spray paint my new BX24.
How bout black? /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

dj )

LOL Black would be a deerfly magnet .

amafrank · Mar 28, 2006

I just got a quote this morning on a BX2350 with loader and belly mower out the door for $13,991. Not sure if this is the tractor I want though. I was looking for a larger frame that would handle rougher ground. I don't know if the little tires on this baby would handle crossing the creek to get to the other side for mowing....
I like the features and attachement availability.
Frank

Charliebrn · Mar 29, 2006

Sounds high to me. My local dealer is selling a 2350 with 60" mower and Loader for 12,650.

proudestmonkey · Mar 30, 2006

( Sounds high to me. My local dealer is selling a 2350 with 60" mower and Loader for 12,650. )

When your dealer talks about the "loader" you might want to be sure he is including the more expensive navigational joystick configuration--the one that is compatible with the Snowblower. There are apparently a couple of different kinds. I got a quote that seemed almost too good to be true, then I found out that it sort of was, for my area, because we get a lot of snow.

twdrake · Mar 30, 2006

Greetings all,
Last year I bought a home with 6 acres of rolling land, a creek with hardwoods, all cleared w/ 3 acres of lawn, the rest in pasture & gardens. I started looking at various compact tractors, and after many months of reading TBN, researching various sites, & trying out NH, JD, Kioti, Kubota compact tractors I decided on & purchased the BX 2350 2 weeks ago. Believe me I agonized over the decision; like many I wondered if I shouldn't go bigger for more power, ground clearance etc. I tried the 2350 out twice at the dealer, and it sold itself. I bought a 'package' with FEL, 60" MMM, ind. tires and 40" Woods tiller.
One of the main selling points for me was comfort and leg room - I am 6'3" tall and the 2350 has a bigger roomier deck than any of the others, and the Kubota just fit me better. The FEL is great, incredibly handy for hauling dead limbs, mulch, gravel, anything. I just cut the lawn 2 days ago & the mower works beautifully; this little tractor is Strong, I worked it hard and it asked for more... very comfortable, the ind. tires didn't scar the lawn, the diesel engine smoooooooth...
Although I only have about 10 hours on it I am extremely satisfied and happy with my decision, it will be plenty of tractor for my needs and would certainly handle a much bigger spread than mine.
- Terry

aesanders · Mar 30, 2006

I agree with you on the comfort of the 2350. I just test drove a bx24 and was quite impressed with the roominess and general layout of the machine. I had test driven the older model and the Massey GC 2310 and both felt a little cramped. The new BX felt as roomy as one of the Grand L's. Was quite impressed with this little machine.

Charliebrn · Mar 31, 2006

What you are talking about is the 4-way valve versus the older 3-way. The 4-way is now standard when you get the loader, and it's permanently attached off the right side of the dash. It is the one you need if you are going to use a front blade. I don't think the 3 way is even available for the new BX.