gumshu
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Get the B. I have a nice BX, but had to buy a larger tractor because the BX does not have the power for working on acerage.
Buying Advice BX vs B for 7 acres
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Would go with the B as you need to think down the road. More implements new projects, more cup holders :laughing:You will want to do many more things with your tractor, and having a tractor you can expand on easier, will be less costly than buying the upgrade.
I am new to this site, and was referred to this thread by TripleR. This discussion has been useful for me. I am considering a BX2360 to tend a 7 acre acre island which is about half wooded, and the open space studded with rocks. I think I need a bush hog type mower so that I can back to clif edges, pull up over rocks or roots, and take care of larger piles of twigs/limbs. It is sounding like the BX25 or the smallest B might be a better choice.
Hope you keep the discussion going.
Pat O'Donnell
Hope you keep the discussion going.
Pat O'Donnell
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Pat, welcome to TBN. I might suggest you start a fresh thread on your own specific needs and questions. This thread is aging. You might find better responses??
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Ground clearance is the biggest difference between the BX and B. It appears to me that you've described a need for higher ground clearance. Reread the thread if your still looking at a BX over a B for your needs. I have both so I'm not pushing the one I have but the one that meets your needs.
