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I have owned a bx2200 series tractor. I bought it to mow and use to blade etc. I found it was perfect for mowing and thats about it! The blades to put on these tractors have to be small because the links will not spread very far. I borrowed a blade and it would barley pull gravel. If your interest is to have a loader, etc. I would recommend a bigger tractor with more horse. I kept the tractor for about 6 months, it took 4 months to get the mower. I traded it and bought a boomer tractor. I have owned them all, and by far the bx was nothing more than a 4x4 lawnmower and the worst inverstment I made. I guess I expected too much out of the tractor! A real bargain for the money is the JD 790. You can do about what ever you want with this tractor. The last I checked you could get a new one for about $11500. I do own a New Holland but I can say that nothing has an easier attachment system then the JD. If I was to buy another it would probably be the 790. Good luck on your decision.

JD 4100 v BX series
Operating and Attachments
Replies 38 Post by Mark G.

Curt it sounds like you may need to take your tractor to a dealer and have the compression checked. If it is turely spitting oil then you could have a busted oil ring on your piston. I hope it is nothing serious.

Diesel engine spits oil from exhaust
Parts and Repair
Replies 26 Post by Mark G.

Mark, I have just purchased a used bushhog backhoe for my tc29. I would like a picture of your subframe so I could get an idea how to build one. Thanks

3 point vs frame mount
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 24 Post by Mark G.