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Nice! You would need it now if you lived here, were are supposed to get close to 3 feet of snow where I am at

Interesting.....wasn't expecting a full blown replacement for the 50 series but I guess it makes more sense to call the 50 series an LX..... I really hope they did their homework on that single point, seems the bx80 series ones are prone to leaking as the hours add up on the loader. So the...

^I'm curious to that as well...

Your gonna love that 2650!

Like the others have said, its normal. I almost couldn't stand our BX23s when we first got it, but a few hundred hours later I didn't notice it as much...It seems like the HST tractors I have had in the past do get quieter as the hours add up and a few oil change cycles.

Its not hydrostatic, it uses a cvt. Id be curious if its setup like polaris cvt or a yamaha (better) cvt. One thing i find interesting is kubota uses the roll cage for ducting the engine and clutch cover.....

Hopefully the single point doesnt leak like the bx 80 series ones do.... been a pretty common problem up in this area with them

Let me look at the 3350 and the 2650 side by side to see if there is anything different for the panels, thanks!

I will indeed post some pictures. I got the tracks from www.sidebysidestuff.com I think they were around $5,000.....2 things I don't like with the tracks: 1) Its even slower (was to be expected, but still) 2) They interfere with the hydraulic hoses on the blower assembly (I had to carefully...

sheepfarmer - Thanks for the info, I will be getting one of those screens you are talking about as I intend to use the 3350 for blowing snow due to the extra power over the 2650, (66" blower I think is the one I got - bigger of the 2) I was aware of the issues with the 3350 before I purchased...

I own both a 3350 and a 2650, took delivery on them beginning of june this year. They replaced our bx23s and 2680, both of which were little problem childs, but thats a different topic - long story short - kubota corporate stepped up and made it right. Anyways, I am an electrical contractor...

Agree with you there, if your gonna cab a BX you could just as well step into a 2650 with a cab, much nicer cab and tractor for not too much more money.

Has anybody else had an issue with a substantial delay in getting parts or even ordering a piece of machinery? Was going to order a 2650 with a cab and it was gonna take like 5 months to get here. Also, we ordered the snow blower setup for our RTV X1100C back in the beginning of September and...

Both My 23S and 2680 quieted down quite a bit after the 50 hour mark....I remember the 23s especially was noisy right away I though something was wrong it would whine so loudly.

I've had a good experience with it so far but also agree with what others have said about room for improvement. I've never used the booklets, even for the first payment. What I do like is when you make a large payment it credits you automatically and shows how good your out to....example being...

^What they said, the front is "limited slip" which in the application basically means in a low traction situation like snow, ice, or mud, whichever of the two wheels has less traction will spin. The rear however can be LOCKED.

Agree with the others what was said about both the bagger and mower going that's gonna eat up a lot of power. Glad to hear your happy overall with the performance of the 1880, I've been contemplating purchasing one just to mow with and use the tiller - post hole digger

I have the bx quick attach, along with their trenching bucket, Ripper, and thumb. I am happy with the quick attach.

I have a Polaris Ranger 900 with a full cab and heat. Its been great bought it new in 2013. Looked HARD at Kubota's RTV1100C at the time and while build quality was better than the Polaris the Kubota was just too painfully slow, I could not imagine driving that thing from section to section...

I recently came across a set at northern tool where the whole pallet fork attachment weighs 100 lbs. quik load or load quip or something was the brand. For my bx I have a set of titans but they weigh almost 300lbs...the bx runs out of lift capacity quick, so these lighter ones are worth a...