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Read articles →This isn't really a BX2360 tractor review, it's an owner's unboxing and build log for a Cyclone Rake Z10 leaf collector being fitted to that tractor. It covers delivery damage, packaging/quality-control gripes, full assembly steps, fabricating a custom hitch bracket, and mounting a mower deck adapter (MDA) with a router-cut opening. It ends with a brief first-use note about a bag-clogging issue, promising a follow-up video.
Posted by the Unemployed Redneck Hillbilly Creations channel, an owner documenting their own hands-on assembly and fabrication work rather than a dealer or sponsored review.
Mark the outline with a Sharpie, add a line an eighth inch back for deck thickness, then use a small trim router to follow the lines and clean burrs with a grinder.
Basic frame assembly took a little over an hour; the full job including brackets, mounting, and hose trimming took about a full day.
Packaging was poor, with scraped and rubbed-off powder coat, a torn manual, gouges on an elbow, and a partially burned pin, though the motor box was well packed with foam.
It did a good job on the lawn, but the bag filter kept plugging up after about a third of a bag was full, making it hard to clean.
