Hey Jack, great video. I picked the B2601 as the perfect size for my 6 acres. We have about an acre for the homestead plus 3 or 4 acres of forests and a couple acres of meadow. A BX might have done well, but we have a lot of hills and I wanted enough power to move logs and loads up and down those hills. But I didn't want to go any bigger than the B2601 because of stability on those hills. For me, it's perfect.
We had the good fortune of borrowing a BX23S this summer and immediately the lack of clearance was a compromise for us. Also didn't have a need for the backhoe. So we bought a B2401DT instead. We have about 3 acres to brush-hog plus some forest to log and trails to build.
My BX2380 is the perfect size for my property, love my BX 👍🏻. I haven’t seen a lot RUclipsrs with the B2601 with a backhoe, thanks for the info. Have a great weekend 🙋🏼♂️🙂👍🏻
You talk about lawn mowing vs. going out into the woods , but I have a mower , and a bigger loader to go out in the woods . What I want to compare is for a small market garden , a starter tractor with out a need to upgrade as the garden grows
We have a Kubota MX5200 and are thinking of buying a smaller tractor for mowing and stuff. Tending towards the BX as it will be cheaper and we have the larger tractor for bigger jobs and implements
Hi there, the BX series tractor is more than adequate for 5 acres or less. Also, it is very good in the bush because you can maneuver in tight places much better than any other size tractor. Ground clearance overall is not that bad. The one thing you mentioned was the lower lift capacity of the BX and your right but it is not often that you would need more and no matter what size tractor you have there is never enough. Speaking from 6 years of experience with a BX and many more years with larger tractors.
Great video Jack ! 🙂 Makes me want to win the 6/49 and trade up ! I love these new videos coming on a Friday, it's a nice end to my work week. Thanks for all the info !
Thank you for explaining the differences, I am happy you recommend the BX23s to me! And couldn't be happier with it. Unless there was a cab floating around the yard for me! Haha! Does the B line have downward pressure on the 3pt hitch?
BX23s is a beast for its size! Like David said we don't start seeing down pressure until we get into some bigger AG tractors. Thanks for watching and the support!
Plus, it's the weight at the pins. The bucket sticks out beyond the pins along with whatever you load into it effectively decreasing what you can carry
I have B2601 60" MMM on 1/3 of a acre. My wife wouldn't ok the BX1880 she was afraid it was too small and would need to trade in. 3 years old next early next month and have 165 hrs on it , its never been on a trailer I just do projects within 1/4 mile or so from home. I've cut 40 face cord or so firewood on neighbors low land. His L2501 sinks where the B with turf tires more floats 😀
I'd say anything over 2 acres You'll want the bigger B series tractor Im on 15 acres, the LX2610 works great for cutting some pasture, skidding some logs, moving firewood, Snowblowing the yard!
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Hey Jack, great video. I picked the B2601 as the perfect size for my 6 acres. We have about an acre for the homestead plus 3 or 4 acres of forests and a couple acres of meadow. A BX might have done well, but we have a lot of hills and I wanted enough power to move logs and loads up and down those hills. But I didn't want to go any bigger than the B2601 because of stability on those hills. For me, it's perfect.
That's great, for lots of forest work the B01 series is always the good option. Have a nice weekend and thanks for the support!
@Mike Mancini it's the width to height ratio that's important.
We had the good fortune of borrowing a BX23S this summer and immediately the lack of clearance was a compromise for us. Also didn't have a need for the backhoe.
So we bought a B2401DT instead. We have about 3 acres to brush-hog plus some forest to log and trails to build.
B2401 is a cool tractor, we don’t see a whole lot of them. But they give you piles of value for your money! Good pick 🔥
My BX2380 is the perfect size for my property, love my BX 👍🏻. I haven’t seen a lot RUclipsrs with the B2601 with a backhoe, thanks for the info. Have a great weekend 🙋🏼♂️🙂👍🏻
The 2380 is an awesome machine as well! Backhoes on the B2601 seem to come in waves, right now they are popular 😂 have a nice weekend!!
Thanks for recommending the BX23s for our property. The rear snowblower works great, moves a lot of snow.
Thanks for watching Bob! Glad to hear it worked well with all the snow last week!!
I wish i saw this before i bought my bx23s from you, would ha e definitely sized up
You talk about lawn mowing vs. going out into the woods , but I have a mower , and a bigger loader to go out in the woods . What I want to compare is for a small market garden , a starter tractor with out a need to upgrade as the garden grows
We have a Kubota MX5200 and are thinking of buying a smaller tractor for mowing and stuff. Tending towards the BX as it will be cheaper and we have the larger tractor for bigger jobs and implements
Hi there, the BX series tractor is more than adequate for 5 acres or less. Also, it is very good in the bush because you can maneuver in tight places much better than any other size tractor. Ground clearance overall is not that bad. The one thing you mentioned was the lower lift capacity of the BX and your right but it is not often that you would need more and no matter what size tractor you have there is never enough. Speaking from 6 years of experience with a BX and many more years with larger tractors.
Great video Jack ! 🙂 Makes me want to win the 6/49 and trade up ! I love these new videos coming on a Friday, it's a nice end to my work week. Thanks for all the info !
Thanks for watching!! Have a nice weekend!
@@btmacfarlane You too ! 🙂 Stay warm ! going down to almost -30 degrees C tonight ! I put a big blanket over my Kubota to keep it warm ! haha.
Thank you for explaining the differences, I am happy you recommend the BX23s to me! And couldn't be happier with it. Unless there was a cab floating around the yard for me! Haha! Does the B line have downward pressure on the 3pt hitch?
Gravity only, bro
BX23s is a beast for its size! Like David said we don't start seeing down pressure until we get into some bigger AG tractors. Thanks for watching and the support!
@@PaleHorseOutdoors Thanks David.
The camra really don't show the size differences. Great video thank for sharing
I thought the loader number was the lifting capacity in kilograms
I think it is, but that's including the weight of the bucket
Plus, it's the weight at the pins. The bucket sticks out beyond the pins along with whatever you load into it effectively decreasing what you can carry
I have B2601 60" MMM on 1/3 of a acre. My wife wouldn't ok the BX1880 she was afraid it was too small and would need to trade in. 3 years old next early next month and have 165 hrs on it , its never been on a trailer I just do projects within 1/4 mile or so from home. I've cut 40 face cord or so firewood on neighbors low land. His L2501 sinks where the B with turf tires more floats 😀
I have half an acre or so are you satisfied with the b26 or do you wish you went with the bx26
@@FreeBladez I have never wished I sent smaller. B2601 lifts a lot of weight on 3 point compared to BX.
I'd say anything over 2 acres You'll want the bigger B series tractor
Im on 15 acres, the LX2610 works great for cutting some pasture, skidding some logs, moving firewood, Snowblowing the yard!
LX2610 is a great tractor! Thanks for watching!!
My God... it looks cold there! Run... move south as quick as you can!
We tried to pick a “warm” day to film, still about -15C
The LA344 is what you get with a new BX nowdays
Both of them are under power for tilling. I don't see why they don't have a 30 HP engine.
a lot of people like to avoid all the pollution and def garbage, which starts after 25hp
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