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The GC1700 offers 6.3 gpm on the 23 horsepower model and 6.8 gpm on the 25 horsepower model, while all Kubota BX models run 6.2 gpm total flow.
The GC1700 uses side-by-side forward and reverse pedals for quick transitions, while the Kubota BX uses a rocker or treadle pedal requiring more foot motion.
The Kubota BX tractor and TLB models offer a taller folding ROPS, while the GC1700 offers a low clearance fixed ROPS that never needs folding near a garage.
No, only the Kubota BX 23 horsepower model is available in a TLB configuration, while Massey Ferguson offers both 23 and 25 horsepower TLB models.
