Mowing Mowing differences between a BX2360 and B2320

[radioman]

tigerfan-
I have turfs on my BX and I find that adding liquid ballast to the bx really helps with stabilty and traction. The extra weight on the lawn is NOT noticeable. I dont mow with FEL and BH but did a couple times. No problem once the lawn is dried out from spring rains. I feel the extra ballast really helps with snow removal and the bounce when mowing due to lower COG.

 

[TaylorL2660]

I agree with the others, my bx2660 has turfs and you should definately run them first before you buy a second set of tires, i cant imagine you would be so dissapointed that it would be worth jacking the tractor up and changing tires all the time, that could get old real fast. but just to verify yes it does mow really well i havent had any problems with cutting although if i try to turn around a tree on a slope i sometimes have to lock the diff to prevent spinning my tire nothing serious though. i noticed a decent improvement after I loaded the rear tires as well (my dad thought i was nuts when i told him i was loading the tires mostly for mowing)

 

[TripleR]

I researched the heck out of this before I replaced my BX2200 with a BX2660. I had initially planned on getting a B2620 or B2920 until I considered all of the pro's and con's. The BX--60 series has more ground clearance than my BX2200 and I haven't had any issues, but there is definitely more with the B series. The lower ground clerance is good for stability on my hills.

I have found the industral tires to work well for all applications though the turf might ride smoother.