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Thanks. I ended up getting the bagger after realizing with all the 'decorative' islands in the yard there wasn't a chance of blowing it all into the woods.
The first time I tried it I clogged it several times and thought it was a waste of $. But then I realized I needed to take the rpm up to around 3,000 and then it just made mincemeat out of everything. You're right I couldn't do without it.
Also, I don't know how yours is to take off but I would guess they did improve it because I took it off last weekend and it took me all of 10 minutes to take it off and push it on the skids back into the corner of the garage. The three bags of course went into a plastic crate so they didn't become parts of mice nests over the winter.
Thanks for your input. Kubota really hit a home run here. Doug

Kubota BX2350 Trying to make up my mind
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Replies 14 Post by mupparpa

Good idea thanks. I can put my 4 year old daughter onto the task of finding lines. She'll have a blast.

Wanted for BX2350 tires wheel and Lawn rake
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Replies 13 Post by mupparpa

Hi I'm looking for a spare set of rear wheels for my BX2350 as well as a lawn rake/tine.<br>
Also, if anyone has experience mowing in a lawn which sits on clay so it is wet all the time I'd be interested in any solutions you suggest. I live in Michigan. Thanks for any help or advice I'm getting tired of burying my tractor (thank God for 4X4)<br>
Doug 248-931-8563

Wanted for BX2350 tires wheel and Lawn rake
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Replies 4 Post by mupparpa