BX2230 vs. the new BX2350?

Renob · Jun 9, 2006

Jeez Henro....You laughed right in my face!

I was just trying to give the guy my opinion after owning the next-gen BX for 4 months and 100+ hours of use.

I went from the BX2230 to the BX24, so I felt qualified to give input. Maybe "far better tractor" sounds extreme, but the differences are significant and not as evident while sitting on them in the showroom.

I also stated that you can't go wrong with the 2230. It is a great machine.

Now I know how CT Tree Guy feels.

I'll go back to just observing as I have, for the most part, the last couple of years.

Renob · Jun 9, 2006

Jeez Henro....You laughed right in my face!

I was just trying to give the guy my opinion after owning the next-gen BX for 4 months and 100+ hours of use.

I went from the BX2230 to the BX24, so I felt qualified to give input. Maybe "far better tractor" sounds extreme, but the differences are significant and not as evident while sitting on them in the showroom.

I also stated that you can't go wrong with the 2230. It is a great machine.

Now I know how CT Tree Guy feels.

I'll go back to just observing as I have, for the most part, the last couple of years.

Henro · Jun 9, 2006

Renob,

Sorry if I offended you! Did not mean to... /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif

I guess my love of backhoes got the better of me... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Henro · Jun 9, 2006

Renob,

Sorry if I offended you! Did not mean to... /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif

I guess my love of backhoes got the better of me... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

RickO · Jun 10, 2006

( Jeez Henro....You laughed right in my face!

I was just trying to give the guy my opinion after owning the next-gen BX for 4 months and 100+ hours of use.

I went from the BX2230 to the BX24, so I felt qualified to give input. Maybe "far better tractor" sounds extreme, but the differences are significant and not as evident while sitting on them in the showroom.

I also stated that you can't go wrong with the 2230. It is a great machine.

Now I know how CT Tree Guy feels.

I'll go back to just observing as I have, for the most part, the last couple of years. )

Renob,
Don't get your dander up over Henro's reply, I have read enough of his posts on here to know that he is just a card. He likes to make people laugh and doesn't really mean anything by it. I usually find them quite funny and I think a little humor never hurt any of us.

Thanks for the advice on the two tractors! /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

RickO · Jun 10, 2006

( Jeez Henro....You laughed right in my face!

I was just trying to give the guy my opinion after owning the next-gen BX for 4 months and 100+ hours of use.

I went from the BX2230 to the BX24, so I felt qualified to give input. Maybe "far better tractor" sounds extreme, but the differences are significant and not as evident while sitting on them in the showroom.

I also stated that you can't go wrong with the 2230. It is a great machine.

Now I know how CT Tree Guy feels.

I'll go back to just observing as I have, for the most part, the last couple of years. )

Renob,
Don't get your dander up over Henro's reply, I have read enough of his posts on here to know that he is just a card. He likes to make people laugh and doesn't really mean anything by it. I usually find them quite funny and I think a little humor never hurt any of us.

Thanks for the advice on the two tractors! /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

astor · Jun 18, 2006

Henro,

See you ruffled someone's feathers. Want you to know everytime I see a post from someone with a backhoe I get my feathers ruffled a little myself

Some day I say, some day!!! If I get lucky enough to pick up a few acres behind me I will be able to justify a little larger machine or at least a BH

Just found the new forum set up today. I could not figure out why I could not get to the forums fromt he home page. I am still a little confused but hopefully I can figure this site out again.

astor