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Read articles →This is a day-two owner diary from a homestead property, not a spec-focused review. Joe uses the BX2680's loader to clear brush, then walks through removing the front loader for easier mowing, plus an unrelated mishap where the roll bar snags solar cables and he re-terminates the MC4 connectors. Useful for seeing real loader-off/on mechanics and casual mowing performance at ~7-8 hours in, but skips specs, pricing, or systematic feature review.
An owner-operator documenting hands-on, unpolished use of his own tractor on his homestead, with no dealer or technical-expert framing.
To make the tractor more maneuverable for mowing, since he had obstacles like a solar rack he did not want to hit with the bucket.
About seven to eight hours, with still over half a tank of gas remaining.
The tall roll bar caught the solar cables running overhead and ripped the wires out of the charge controller's MC4 connectors.
Joe was nervous his first time, but said it comes off easy and goes back on, calling it something real easy to do.
