BX2200 to B2620

[Botabill]

Can anyone tell me how to edit my above post. I really need to re-read my posts carefullly before I push the post button. Sorry!

 

[LBrown59]

I've only put 3 hours on my new B2620 but have noticed a few significant differences between my great old BX1800 and my new B2620. The 2620 is bigger but when the family first saw the new 2620 the comment was ... "it just looks like old Krusty, the 1800". Specs indicate the B2620 is only marginally bigger but the specs seem misleading. When I stand beside the 2620 and other tire sources. I am amazed at how bighthey are. Th fron itres also make teh BX fornts look like The loader is only 2 inches wider but the loader depth is deeper accomodating about 30 % more volume in the bucket. Also when I tried levelling a rough area the 2620 FEL bit right into the ground and scooped up a bunch of earth. The BX couldn't have bit up that much soil if i'd ben trying to do it.

When sitting on and operating the 2620 I feel like I'm sitting on an elephant. A pile of manure I was stirring with the old BX which took 6 or more flips with the BX loader could be flipped with 3 tries with the 2620. Frankly I find the 2620 to be awkward to manouver compared with my nimble little 1800. Also I find it more of an effort to mount and dismount. Fuel consumption is much higher with the 2620. The garage seems smaller now as well

Why;

Can anyone tell me how to edit my above post. I really need to re-read my posts carefullly before I push the post button. Sorry!

What's wrong with it?

 

[Botabill]

Well I guess compared to some of those sentences that University experiments show humans are capable of understanding some pretty messed up words it wasn't bad but it could have been better.

 

[Charlton John]

I've only put 3 hours on my new B2620 but have noticed a few significant differences between my great old BX1800 and my new B2620. The 2620 is bigger but when the family first saw the new 2620 the comment was ... "it just looks like old Krusty, the 1800". Specs indicate the B2620 is only marginally bigger but the specs seem misleading. When I stand beside the 2620 and other tire sources. I am amazed at how bighthey are. Th fron itres also make teh BX fornts look like The loader is only 2 inches wider but the loader depth is deeper accomodating about 30 % more volume in the bucket. Also when I tried levelling a rough area the 2620 FEL bit right into the ground and scooped up a bunch of earth. The BX couldn't have bit up that much soil if i'd ben trying to do it.

When sitting on and operating the 2620 I feel like I'm sitting on an elephant. A pile of manure I was stirring with the old BX which took 6 or more flips with the BX loader could be flipped with 3 tries with the 2620. Frankly I find the 2620 to be awkward to manouver compared with my nimble little 1800. Also I find it more of an effort to mount and dismount. Fuel consumption is much higher with the 2620. The garage seems smaller now as well

I recently traded a New Holland scut (same size roughly as your old BX) for my 2620. I agree there is a major difference in size between the 2 and the capablities are much greater now. Enjoy!

 

[Hoosier_Daddy]

Hey Charlton,

Have you used the 4 ft boxblade behind the bigger tractor yet? Just wondering how that works not covering the tire tracks.

Tom

 

[Charlton John]

Hey Charlton,

Have you used the 4 ft boxblade behind the bigger tractor yet? Just wondering how that works not covering the tire tracks.

Tom

Yes Tom I have. Actually I wanted the 5 footer but they didnt have any in stock at time of purchase. They did have the 4 footer I have now and it was also a Kubota match (orange) which was a big plus for me. The Bush Hog brand that I have is actually very well built (very heavy duty) and for only being a 4 footer it weighs just about 500 lbs. so its pretty heavy. I have used to rip up some old pasture and level for seed and have also used a lot for moving some dirt and ground leveling. I have no complaints at all about its performance and it did quite well. I would recomend it (at least this brand). If I feel I need more weight in the future I will add it to the BB but so far I havnt needed too. Very pleased