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Read articles →A delivery-day first look from a homesteader upgrading from a BX1500. Kevin walks around the newly arrived B2301 with loader and backhoe, touching on the quick-connect bucket, 7-foot backhoe reach, 16-inch bucket, individual brakes, locking differential, hydrostatic transmission, and three-point hitch setup. No operating footage, he hasn't run it yet. Closes with a dealership referral. Best for shoppers curious about a real buyer's initial impressions and purchase reasoning.
An owner-operator documenting life on a new homestead, though the video ends with a referral plug for the specific dealer who sold him the tractor.
It had the best reviews from his research, was built with metal rather than plastic, and he wanted a quality tractor with few reported issues rather than the cheapest price.
The backhoe reaches out seven feet, which he says is a decent amount for a small tractor, and it has a 16 inch bucket for digging wider ditches.
Yes, it has a quick connect bucket so you can lock the levers and remove the bucket easily, making it simpler to add attachments like forks.
It has a hydrostatic transmission and a locking rear differential that lets both tires turn with positive traction at the same time.
