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 | Dougie
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2003-04-22 53588
I'm looking at a used 4200 4x4 with 420 loader and 47 backhoe. Asking 21,000 seems high when you can get the BX22 for 16,000,would like any feed back.How do tne Bx22 and 4200compare.
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2003-04-22 53595
No comparison at all. The 4200 is way more tractor than a BX. $21k is a little high for a used 4200 though unless it has real low hours. Like less than 250 hours. If a BX can be gotten new with a backhoe and loader for $16k, and it suits your needs then the Kub is probably the way to go. The 4200 new with loader and backhoe went for about $23k-24k. ....
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Join Date: Jan 2000 Posts: 5116 Northern Nevada 
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2003-04-23 53622
I agree, the 4200 is in a different class. In base weight, the BX goes 1500 pounds without the loader or backhoe. The 4200 starts out 1100 pounds heavier and goes up from there.
I don't have the exact numbers but I would not be surprised if a fully assembled 4200 T/L/B weighed twice as much as a fully assembled BX22.
Once you get to those sorts of numbers, 5000 pound operating weight, trailering with ordinary trucks and trailers becomes a concern. ....
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