jlangton
Bronze Member
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I just bought the bx1850... I finish mow about 3/4 acre and it has an awesome cut,as good as my neighbors that is cut by a zero turn Toro ... I also had a similar dilema as yours and when I factored in the added advantages and features the bx has, I then went with the bx 1850... You cant go wrong with the bx.. I would give it some more thought before you buy a riding lawnmower... good luck /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif )</font>
I've really been bothered by this for a few days now,and have decided that the BX is just too much machine for me right now. Lack of storage area,and the cost to get the BX24(the only way I'd buy one) is more than what I want to spend right now.
I'm thinking like this... If I get a TG or one of the G series riders,I can always pick up a BX or a B series in a few years if I end up with that 8 acre place and I wouldn't need to get the $1700 MMM with it. Two seperate machines seem to make more sense, and they'll both last longer doing the job that they're more suited for anyway.
I made a seperate post in the lawn tractor section to get input on the TG and the G before I make up my mind.
Thanks for the replies,and I'll hang around to read and learn more about these compact and sub-compact units to make future buying decisions easier.
Thanks,
JL
I've really been bothered by this for a few days now,and have decided that the BX is just too much machine for me right now. Lack of storage area,and the cost to get the BX24(the only way I'd buy one) is more than what I want to spend right now.
I'm thinking like this... If I get a TG or one of the G series riders,I can always pick up a BX or a B series in a few years if I end up with that 8 acre place and I wouldn't need to get the $1700 MMM with it. Two seperate machines seem to make more sense, and they'll both last longer doing the job that they're more suited for anyway.
I made a seperate post in the lawn tractor section to get input on the TG and the G before I make up my mind.
Thanks for the replies,and I'll hang around to read and learn more about these compact and sub-compact units to make future buying decisions easier.
Thanks,
JL