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 | Glenn Diego
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2001-05-03 27696
I have read many links and it seems the BX2200 can handle mowing and a front end loader work easily. But, can it handle a back blade or a box blade? How well does it do with moving snow (2' and more) with those little tires? Can it run a post hole digger with the low ground clearance?Will the B7500 do a much better job or is a back and box blade to much to ask for a compact tractor to handle?Glenn
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 | Art White
Join Date: Jan 2000 Posts: 6898 Waterville New York 
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2001-05-03 27710
Glen you just have to make sure you are matching your implements to the tractor. The BX line has been perfoming great. ....
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 | DennisCTB
Join Date: Nov 1998 Posts: 2707 NorthWest NJ
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2001-05-03 27712
In regards to the TIRE size thing. Big diameter tires give more traction because the amount of tire tread that is aligned with the direction of travel is maximized , like a bigger rectangle |=====|>. Conversely low profile Tires like on a sports car or Super Turfs on a tractor have a wide tread that maximizes the total square inches of surface on the ground minimizes the bite, and eliminates ruts in a lawn as on a golf course, a big square |=|. Big tires also give ground clearance. The Bx and the B 7500 are almost Identical in weight. I would think that if you go into the woods you might miss the ground clearnance the B7500 gives as the front and rear tires on the BX are really in the Graden tractor category. You will definitely have less traction on the BX, but for lawn mowing that's a good thing. ....
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