Same 3 Point Hitch for BX22---->BX25?

[Tractor Factor]

Ok, so I've got to buy a 3 point hitch for the BX25, because, as you all know, it is not included with the tractor any more. I'd like to save $100 and get an aftermarket one, seeing how the only thing I plan to use it for is a carryall now and then. Even if just on principle, I think I should have one.

Any of you BX owners know whether either of these might fit or if the BX22, 23, 24 and 25 all take the same hitch?

3pt Hitch Kit for Yanmar & Kubota Compact Tractors - eBay (item 180308473317 end time Nov-27-08 10:22:28 PST)

3 POINT HITCH KIT FOR KUBOTA ISEKI AND OTHER TRACTOR - eBay (item 290277396582 end time Nov-30-08 01:00:00 PST)

 

[radioman]

first link you provided, the arms looks somewhat longer then the BX24. the second link, I like the telescoping pin tightener. also the second link looks like the arms may need to be reversed so the connections are on the inside. you also will need to purchase the bushing to fit on the round bar on the outside. Either one you get, you might, from judging from the pictures, have some modifications to do.

 

[LBrown59]

Ok, so I've got to buy a 3 point hitch for the BX25, because, as you all know, it is not included with the tractor any more.

Kubota dropped the ball with that one.

 

[denmansoft]

Your second link looks like what my B7610 setup has. That long rod that acts as the pivot point isn't included in the first set. If it is not already on your tractor, it could be an expensive 'extra' part.

 

[Tractor Factor]

Ha, thanks guys, it's kind of what I suspected...Kubota's got me by the short ones. Guess I'd rather it fit right the first time than screw around trying to make it work.

 

[MessickFarmEqu]

Kubota dropped the ball with that one.

I'd disagree. Probably 3/4 of BX -TLB owners never use the 3pt. If you need it, its priced affordably.

 

[asylum575]

I use my 3PH all the time. The BH goes on and off easier than the 3PH. When I grow up, I want to have another tractor with the 3PH on all the time and my BX as a TLB.

 

[LBrown59]

I'd disagree. Probably 3/4 of BX -TLB owners never use the 3pt. If you need it, its priced affordably.

My BX 23 was $15500 and included the 3 point .
$15300 with out the 3 point and $400 for the 3 point later is not afordable pricing in my math.

 

[radioman]

I'd disagree. Probably 3/4 of BX -TLB owners never use the 3pt. If you need it, its priced affordably.

not trying to start an arguement - but 3/4 of bx's is alot of owners. just judging by the TBN'ers here, 90% or higher use the 3PT on the bx's. in the real world , number might be higher. Dont you think during the course of ownership , 98% of bx owners do get around using and trying out the 3 pt hitch at least once ? where do you get the 3/4 percentage from ? from just selling them the BX's and never hear from them ? I am sure majority of BX onwers goes to other stores like TSC or fleet , or even get used ones for 3 pt implements so dealers never really hear about them using the 3 pt hitch. hope I didnt setoff any wars here..

 

[LBrown59]

I'd disagree. Probably 3/4 of BX -TLB owners never use the 3pt.

Here I am using 2 of my three 3 point hitches at the same time on the same projcect / task .
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When I grow up

Wonder if that will ever happen?

not trying to start an arguement - but 3/4 of bx's is alot of owners. just judging by the TBN'ers here, 90% or higher use the 3PT on the bx's. in the real world , number might be higher. Dont you think during the course of ownership , 98% of bx owners do get around using and trying out the 3 pt hitch at least once ? where do you get the 3/4 percentage from ? from just selling them the BX's and never hear from them ? I am sure majority of BX onwers goes to other stores like TSC or fleet , or even get used ones for 3 pt implements so dealers never really hear about them using the 3 pt hitch. hope I didnt setoff any wars here..

If I didn't have a 3 point(s)
I couldn't use the tiller and drag pictured.
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