Recent content by mccash40

I can't answer for the PTO problem, as I haven't used mine as yet. I find that the high low works well if I just touch the reverse pedal and shift. I am very happy with the 2360 so far.

So do I. It was 34 degrees last night. Still burning wood up here in the Adirondacks.

I went looking for Kubotas with an old timer who has spent his life on tractors. He tried to convince me into buying the B3030. We looked at everything in several places and he thought this was the best buy for the money. Trouble was, I was using my money, not his, so I ended up with the BX2360...

I just bought a BX2360. This was absolutely the most expensive one I could afford. Already, it has not performed as well as I thought it would. It is a great machine, don't get me wrong, but for the bigger jobs, it just isn't enough machine. If you can afford it, go as big as possible in the B line.

I have a BX 2360 and a woods rear blade. It will lift about 15 inches off the ground.

I recently purchased a BX2360 and through researching (not my dealer, who just wants to sell me something) I discovered that many "normal" attachments won't work well on the 3PH because of the lift height. I was all set to by a KK used blade and had to switch to a new Woods RBC so it would lift...

I discovered flat weld dents on the hood of my new BX right along the edge where it is reinforced. The dealer came over, looked it over, and did nothing about it. It was obviously done at the factory. Typical of the times. More money, less quality workmanship. :mad:

I live in a farming community in upstate NY near the VT border and no one carries Mahindra tractors in this area. There is 1 JD dealer, 1 NH dealer and 2 Kubota dealers. I bought a BX 2360 and I love it so far. Plan to get a Woods rear blade for it this weekend. I guess it's a personal choice...

Nice! Did you have a problem with the weight? My BX2360 says maximum weight on the 3PH is 375 lbs. Also the ground clearance. Does it lift OK? I would like to get one for this winter. We usually have a ton of snow here in the Adirondacks.