Comparison Bx or B? That is the question...

[GPintheMitten]

You really don't need the ground clearance when clearing the snow unless you ram into the bank too far or on a hill and slide towards the bank and be high centered. All the ground clearance in the world wont help when stuck. granted it might be easier with a higher tractor(less work manual digging in/around tractor to get out but I cant tell the difference with a higher tractor stuck from lower one since I'm the one digging).

Actually, high centering is the thing that will get you stuck, hence the advantage of more ground clearance when clearing snow. But if you can avoid getting stuck, then I guess it doesn't matter. (shrug)

 

[cfdwarrior]

Well, after looking over all the advice, I decided to go with the BX2360 with R-4's, FEL, 60"MMM, and RTR 0550 tiller. I thank all of you for your input and suggestions. I hope to get some work done with it tomorrow because the rain in NE Ohio FINALLY stopped!

 

[dodge man]

Show us some pics of your new setup.

 

[TripleR]

Congratulations, I believe you will really like it.:thumbsup:

 

[PapaPerk]

Well, after looking over all the advice, I decided to go with the BX2360 with R-4's, FEL, 60"MMM, and RTR 0550 tiller. I thank all of you for your input and suggestions. I hope to get some work done with it tomorrow because the rain in NE Ohio FINALLY stopped!

Where's the pics?! :laughing::anyone:

 

[jpg136]

When I was buying my BX25 I talked to the dealer about the B2620 and B2320, the dealer told me the B series was worth the price difference until you get in to the B3200 level. I couldn't be happier with my BX25, especially for mowing. The BX mows better than my old JD riding mower ever did.