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Read articles →An owner-operator walkaround of a BX2380 with roughly 134 hours over three years of real farm use. Covers the quick-attach front bucket, Land Pride quick-hitch for the three-point, mower deck removal steps, a County Line tiller, hydrostatic transmission choice, and hill-mowing cautions. Depth is conversational rather than spec-driven, no prices or comparisons. Best for shoppers wanting a hobbyist's honest impressions of daily small-acreage chores.
An owner-operator sharing casual hands-on impressions from their own small farm, posting under the The Deal Depot channel despite identifying as Gray Mountain Farm in the video itself.
The tractor has 134 hours on it and is about three years old, kept in a garage and never left out in the weather.
Pull the pins out, lower the bar, slide parts out of the way, pull the pins under the deck, lower it, and slide the deck out. Easiest on level, smooth ground.
The owner recommends taking the bucket off before mowing hills, keeping it level and not too high, since the tractor can flip fairly easily on slopes.
The owner says if you have five acres or less and are not doing big projects like tree removal, this tractor is the one to buy.
