RX7320 Owner Soon - At Dealer

[WoodChuckDad]

I've had several recommendations to get a heavy blade, I can't imagine tearing it up. It will be on most of the time as my ballast. I also had the rear tires filled 3/4 full, according to the dealer its added 1500ish pounds.

Look into a brush guard grate. My grill got two holes punched in it this week When you are going after brush, things can happen.

 

[BlueToy1]

:thumbsup: That's a good recommendation, haven't noticed them for sale before. Can you point me in the right direction?

 

[BlueToy1]

Now that I think about it, I have the top section from an abandoned ladder stand sitting out by the shed. If I took the platform you'd stand on and trim it down, I think I could attach it to the factory hood guard with some hose clamps. :scratchchin:

 

[WoodChuckDad]

I think most people fabricate something or hire someone else to do that. I haven't figured mine out yet. In sure I will have something ugly as a temp measure

 

[BlueToy1]

My tractor tractor arrived today. Looking forward to some seat time soon. :dance1:

 

[WoodChuckDad]

I like that mowers. That will probably be my next equisition.

 

[BlueToy1]

Re: RX7320 Owner Soon - Arrived!

Pic of Kioti RX7320 with Kubota L4060 (traded)

 

[Tinstafl]

You will love it I know I have had my PX9920 about two weeks and have about ten hours of seat time already. It runs great and does work so much faster then my old Yanmar. I did get the woods 15 foot Batwing mower too and that too is a beast. No problem going up hills pulling it thru tough grass and brush.

 

[BlueToy1]

How much more $ was the PX over the RX? I saw one on the lot & it was impressive.

 

[Tinstafl]

It was not that much about 10k but it had a tier three engine a Perkins too. It is one frame size bigger. I was going to get the RX but got their last PX.