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Read articles →A four-year, ~490-hour owner review from someone who uses the BX2380 primarily for mowing and cargo carrying without a loader. Covers real fuel consumption numbers (tracked per tankful, averaging ~0.5 gal/hr), a warranty hydraulic leak experience, rear remote add-on, PTO RPM habits, and informal tests with a 6-foot box blade and rotary cutter. Best for buyers weighing the BX2380 as a mowing-focused machine without loader work.
An owner-operator sharing long-term impressions from personal use on their own property, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
On average about half a gallon an hour for everything, up to about seven tenths to three quarters of a gallon an hour on high horsepower demand tasks.
One small hydraulic leak in the rear gear case near the PTO, caused by an imperfect factory seal, found and fixed under warranty with no issues since.
It handles a six foot box blade fairly well for moving loose dirt, and surprisingly lifted and ran a six foot rotary cutter in about one foot tall grass, though not meant for regular use.
Most mowing is done around 2800 RPM, with heavy material mowing pushing up near 3000 to 3200 RPM.
