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Read articles →A new owner putting his BX2380 to real work on a soggy gravel driveway, running ripper blades, then a box blade to smooth and crown the surface. He shares an honest admission that he wanted the larger model but was talked down by the dealer, and notes a jam-nut issue he caught mid-job. Light on specs; strongest for first-time sub-compact buyers curious about real-world gravel work.
Posted by the SunnySlope Homestead channel, where the host documents early ownership experiences on his own property, an enthusiastic amateur perspective, not a dealer or professional operator.
Going up the hill the rippers dug in and collected gravel, so he put it in four low with four wheel drive and it went up with no problem.
He wanted the 26 horsepower model but the dealer said he would not miss the extra two horsepower and could save twelve hundred dollars with the 23 horse BX2380, and it worked fine for his needs.
The jam nuts came loose while using the box blade, which he caught while taking the ripper blades out, avoiding a bigger mess or dropping the implement.
