Recent content by GregSmith

My only concern with a BX is the ground clearance for when I do the tilling. Do you have any issues with the clearance? Do you like that you have the BX? Have you ever needed a bigger tractor than the BX? It's a lot of money and I'm worried that I'll get it and need bigger.

Since one of my main uses is to clear away brush, I figure the tooth bar is a mandatory addition. I'll take a look under the seat at that fan. That's a nice tip. Thanks again.

Wow, you dug that in pretty good. What is that, a box blade?

But there's no orange tractors in that pic. hehe. Looks good.

Thanks for the added pics. We get plenty of snow in Maryland. Not every year, but we do get a 20" plus snow storm every couple of years. The year that I got married, we got hit with about 14" of snow, then 2 days later we got another 20". It doesn't happen all that often, but we get pounded...

Outstanding reply and a big help with the wife. She's 5 years younger than I am and we do NOT hire out stuff to do. There's SO much stuff that needs done. I'm at the point that if she doesn't agree we need it, I'm just going to make the purchase. Only question not replied to is if the...

That is a good looking tractor.

I just have 2.5 acres, but I'm approaching 50 and it's not as easy to do the work as it used to be. I wake up the next day sore, of course when I'm doing the work I feel like I'm 20. As for usage, the first thing I'll use it for is to clear out the underbrush that's growing in the 500' of...

I know I've seen a lot of YouTube videos from the guys at Everything Attachments tilling their clay soil with sub-compact tractors. I think one of them is a BX. Might want to take a look

I can't help with the info. But that's a good looking rifle. And I had no idea that Husquevarna made guns.

It always amazes me the lack of preparedness of the average American. The vast majority of the people I know don't even have a pantry or a deep freeze. I can't imagine being unprepared for the simplest of outages.

According to the descriptions over at Everything Attachments, the 48" tillers require 15-30 PTO HP. Just don't go too big. I haven't bought my BX yet, so this is just from my research. I certainly hope it works fine since that's one of the uses I have for a tractor.

Hello folks, I'm in the market for a small tractor and the used BX series are high on my list of tractors. I'm seeing a lot of BX2200 tractors showing up with about 500 hours on them. These are about 15 years old now. I know that the age of a diesel tractor is not all that important, that it...