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There are some images to go along with the measurements here: https://www.kubotausa.com/docs/default-source/sales1source/bx23s-detailed-specifications.pdf?sfvrsn=aed3617e_4

what RPM are you engaging the PTO at?

You'll need the same BX2810 4-point front hitch as you would for most other front attachments for the 80 series. I have the BX2812 plow and the connection looks the exact same as the V-Plow (albeit the bracket is slightly different). You wouldn't need the BX2811 K-connect PTO system installed...

For snow removal, there's no issue with a squared off edge. Even hardpacked snow rolls up fine into the bucket. The bucket fills up fast when there's more than a couple inches so it's never going to compare to your future snowblower.

Sorry to hear about your delays. I believe the front mount blowers are made by Rad Tech in Canada and not by Kubota. So there could be the delay there from the original supplier. If you're looking for a cheaper option for a plastic edge, I ordered this from Amazon...

I am a current BX1880 owner so I can offer some feedback. You're asking if cyclone rake is going to tax the HP of an 1880? The simple answer is 'no'. I pull utility carts of firewood that are way heavier than a cyclone full of debris regularly on hills and I have no issues with taxing the...

Congrats on the new tractor. I also run a BX1880 and have had it for 4 years now. It is one of my best purchases ever. I use it for mowing, loader work, and plowing snow primarily. I also have a "cheap" Poly utility trailer that I pull around the yard for firewood and brush waste. It is a...

I have one on a BX and it works really well for digging into rooted and rocky soil. I don't have a backhoe but this worked pretty well for me digging into small inclines to level land out.

My BX1880 with loader and rear blade works pretty well for me. Definitely need the loader to move snow up and over some stone walls that border my driveway.

Here's the link to that video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWVKMXW4feg

There no difference in lift capacity unless you're talking about the QA bucket versus the pin-on.

The height on my BX1880 with the ROPS down is a hair under 68" (on turf tires in case that matters)

Mine is kept in my attached garage. The available room isn't big enough to keep a car due to all my other equipment but there's enough room for the BX. If it wasn't stored there, it would be in my Shelterlogic fabric "shed" out back.