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Read articles →An owner's informal one-year check-in on a BX2380 purchased without a loader, focused almost entirely on mowing performance across hilly terrain. At roughly 90 hours the owner covers blade sharpening, scalping, turf-tire traction, fuel use, and why he chose the 2380 over the 1880. Thin on specs and no hands-on demo, but useful for buyers weighing this model for steep-slope mowing on a rural property.
Posted by the K&H Tractors channel, appearing to be a private owner sharing casual impressions from their own rural property.
It mows steep areas well without turning up the ground like cleated tires do, and most of the property's mowing is done with this tractor instead of a bigger one.
After comparing side by side he preferred the bigger tires, nicer seat, tail steer feel, and bigger deck for the price difference.
Yes, unless conditions are real muddy, turf tires do fine, and they seem to get better traction on icy ground than on deep snow.
No, even with a lot of uneven ground the mower does not scalp, and the heavy duty blades have not needed sharpening yet.
