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I just purchased a BX23 for grading less than 2 acres of rough land. The machine is great for my needs, but I can't see this size tractor working efficiently for anything more than 2 acres. If you have the storage space for the 3300, I would keep it.

Trading Down my L3300 Grand for a BX23TLB
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Replies 11 Post by jfields22

Took your advise and rotated the bucket, went through every inch of the center cylinder and there definately is no fitting on the bottom center pin. The outside bucket pin fittings are there and rotating the bucket made it a little easier to access them. The dealer is just down the street so I'm going to seem him later.

Thanks for your help.

BX23 Greese fitting
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Replies 3 Post by jfields22

My new BX23 will be delevered next week - thanks for all the forum help. When they deliver it and go thru the set-up, is there any advise on what to look for. Also is it common to have a couple of hours already on the tractor when it's delivered - the BX's on the lot had 2.5 hours, but I didn't think to ask if the new one I bought would be that one.<br>
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Thanks again.

New tractor on the way
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Replies 4 Post by jfields22

I'm considering buying a BX23 from a dealer who is a couple of hours away from my local dealers. If I need to have waranty work done, can and/or will any dealer perform the work? One of the local dealers offers free pickup/delevery for waranty work (if I buy from him). My fear is that the cost savings from the out of town dealer may be quickly wasted on transportation costs if a problem arises. Any info would be appreciated.

Waranty Work
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Replies 6 Post by jfields22

I've looked and priced out the right tractor (bx23) at the local New England Dealers. All good dealers with plenty of inventory and within the same price range. In April, several of the dealers up here are having Open Houses and I was wondering if I should wait until then to purchase (I won't need the tractor until this frost is out anyways). Do you think the dealers might offer more of a discount at an open house?

Buy now or wait til Spring
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Replies 7 Post by jfields22

I first took a spin on the b7510 and was convinced that it was the right one. I was ready to purchase until I saw the bx23. I have 1 acre and need to do some grading of lot and gravel drive (hard clay subsoil), but then will use the tractor for cutting grass and misc. chores. I have steep sideslopes that's why I liked the BX23. I may wait until spring (after frost) and rent the 7510 for the weekend (the dealer has a rental unit and will deduct the cost if I purchase the tractor from him).

BX2230 OR BX23
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Replies 11 Post by jfields22

Can anyone tell me if you can get a backhoe for the MF gc2300 or do you have to buy the gc2310? The specs for the MF2375 backhoe list the 2310 only.<br>
I don't need the backhoe at this time but I don't want to limit my options for the future.<br>
(i was set to buy the kubota bx2230, until the dealer told me they didn't make a BH for it - they want you to buy the bx23)

gc2300 vs gc2310
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Replies 11 Post by jfields22