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Read articles →This is less a BX2680 walkaround than an owner's retrospective on trading up from a BX1880 after a bad delivery experience with a damaged BX2601. Joe explains why he upgraded (PTO horsepower for a chipper/brush hog), reviews chosen options (54-inch deck, third function, turf tires vs R4s, bucket level indicator), and reflects on the 1880's loader capacity. No hands-on operation shown; best for buyers weighing BX sizes/options and dealer-purchase pitfalls.
An individual tractor owner sharing personal ownership experience and brand loyalty rather than a dealer or professional reviewer.
He wanted more PTO horsepower to run rear implements like a wood chipper, flail mower, or brush hog for clearing wooded land, while staying under the emissions-control horsepower threshold.
He wanted R4s for traction in the woods but chose turf tires since 90 percent of his work is mowing and grading on his main property, where turf tires performed well.
Yes. He says his experience with the BX1880 was so positive he stayed loyal to Kubota and bought the larger BX2680 instead of considering another brand.
He added a 54-inch mower deck and a bucket level indicator, which he did not have on his BX1880, along with the third function hydraulics again.
