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I'm ready to purchase a MMM for my B2650 and keep going back and forth between the 60" and 72". I know the 72" would be faster however I have some tight areas and a lot of narrow and terraced hillside areas where I believe the 60" may be more maneuverable and provide a better cut. Curious...

Yup send our dirty deeds elsewhere and everything will be okay here in the USA!

Good time for further development of aftermarket tunes and CAT/DPF delete pipes that can be swapped back and forth and tune changed back and forth when under warranty!

How do you like the MMM for finish, and why did you choose that over the rear? I have a lot of terrace and some uneven terrain and tight areas. I'm used to a traditional 54" rider mower for my finish cutting and hoping a MMM on the B2650 will come close.

Yes will go for the 5/8th, that bucket needs all the help it can get. Why would bolt on be stronger then welding on?

You would have to cut it as I can't find one shorter. I was thinking Pirahna for clearing but with the uneven cutting edge would make it difficult to do smooth grading or back blade. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B018T6S0VC/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A1UMJD02VNELDF&psc=1

It will be used a lot and don't want to get "over confident" due to weakness in other areas, I'm used to heavier equipment. It's not the cost just if it's overkill and adding that extra height impedes functionality at all.

Looks like I'm going with the Titan hardened 1055 carbon cutting edge for my 60" bucket on the B2650. Is 1/2" good enough or am I better off going 5/8"? I noticed the bucket itself is pretty thin and weak, seems like 5/8" is a bit overkill but if will actually help and not hinder I'll go that...

Yes I ran into this issue as I was originally going to purchase a new BX23S. I literally had the truck and trailer ready on Feb 27th with a quote for the following discounts and then they changed them on Feb 26th. versus the advertised date of good through February 29th. Original: DSA $200...

I like a box blade, have used one for many projects from driveways, flattening, moving earth.... then the are especially good if set up with adjustable rippers.

Great info. I was caught between purchasing the BX23S at first mainly due to the maneuverability as I have some tight turn and limited space areas to mow where the B2650 will be tight but doable. However due to the size of my property, type of work it will do with loader and BH, with sloped...

Hello, Newbie to the forum here. I've been on many other forums for a couple of decades with different machines and hobbies and always find them to be very resourceful and also like to input my experiences and help others as well when possible. In the process of purchasing a 2017 B2650 136...