Ok...which is it? BX2350 or B7510?

idocpilk · Apr 29, 2006

Now why did you have to go and say that. My mind is feeble enough. Now I got to think more...I'm tired of thinking. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

newcountry · May 2, 2006

At some point you've got to make a decision. I know how you feel about feeling overwhelmed on the decision - it is so much harder than buying a car because there are just so many variables. And, unless you're a tractor guy already, you don't know these things until after the fact.

Save yourself some heartache. Pick one and just go with it. Don't listen to us anymore. Decide and just buy it -- whatever your decision, get an offer down. It'll feel so good to have it over with-- plus then you can start thinking about all the cool things you'll be able to do with your new toy!!! /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

orangebluegreen · May 2, 2006

( ..then the salesman told me that it didn't have power steering, I didn't think I needed power steering, but after buying,and using, the BX...I'm glad I have PS!
My dealer told me that this was the last 7510 he was getting...they just didn't sell very well around here. )

Perhaps that was a B7410? I think all the B7510's have power steering.

ChrisHyde · May 2, 2006

( then the salesman told me that it didn't have power steering, I didn't think I needed power steering, but after buying,and using, the BX...I'm glad I have PS!)
I have a 7510 and it has power steering. Really, does any C.U.T. not have PS?

idocpilk · May 2, 2006

( ( then the salesman told me that it didn't have power steering, I didn't think I needed power steering, but after buying,and using, the BX...I'm glad I have PS!)
I have a 7510 and it has power steering. Really, does any C.U.T. not have PS? )

THe 7410 is a 7510 without power steering.

Muleskinner · May 4, 2006

B7510 without a doubt. It's more of a tractor and will do a whole lot more work. I know that statement will upset the BX owners, but it is the truth. I was going to buy a BX one time and ended up with a B7800 due to the discussion I had with the dealer service manager. Man I was glad I did!! Now that's just my opinion, you have to do what you do. But I always say buy larger the first time so you don't have to go back and get it right. Costs way too much!

ByronBob · May 4, 2006

If costs is important then the 2350 is going to do you well. If you can swing the extra coin I have no good reason to sway you from the B series.
I have the BX and for the money was all I could get. Still happy with it.

Av8r3400 · May 4, 2006

As a former BX2230 owner, I wish I would have gone with the smaller B-series unit. The B has more capabilities "off-lawn" and if dirt work and woods work are any part of your plan, you will be happier with your decision.

(Do a search for BX HST Fan )

Jimbrown · May 4, 2006

7510 you will not regret it.

pilk · May 4, 2006

Ok guys...I just about made it through to the BX this week. Now I read all these opinions and having second thoughts. Now, my wife's been informed that I'm out looking for a new mower because our old zero turn Grazer is becoming a maintenance headache. I do have a JD 345 with a 48" deck that is really too small to keep up with our property. If I show up with a 30 hp tractor with no belly mower, do you think she will get suspicious? Back to the drawing board. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif