BX 80 series quick attach loader

[trapperdrew]

My 2015 BX25D-1 has that situation on both sides, and I still wonder why.

Glad to know it isn't a "Just me" thing

 

[MadMax31]

I stopped over today and looked at a 1025r and BX25D today in the rain. After much tought, I think a SCUT would work fine for my needs. The BX is $2300 cheaper as of today with minimal rebates in effect.

Im curious what the BX23S will run when they hit the lots, and how discounted the remaining BX25D's will be? Id rather the intergrated joystick and SSQA, even if it means sacrificing some lift. You dont buy a BX to lift a pallet of wood pellets...

Thank you for videos, my Dealer is of the impression he wont see any until July.

 

[stutrac]

from what I have read on the specs regarding the quick removal loader and the manual loader is lift weight is lower on the quick removal loaders,i like the idea of everything quick and easy but lifting weight is more important to me

manual loader fwd lift cap max height is 509lbs vs 423lbs quick attach
manual loader pivot pin max height is 739 vs 613lbs quick attach

reading the above specs I prefer to old way ,manual loader

 

[MadMax31]

Those are SSQA bucket specs, not the quick park loader. If you get the quick park loader, with a pin on bucket youll retain the higher ratings.

 

[trapperdrew]

from what I have read on the specs regarding the quick removal loader and the manual loader is lift weight is lower on the quick removal loaders,i like the idea of everything quick and easy but lifting weight is more important to me

manual loader fwd lift cap max height is 509lbs vs 423lbs quick attach
manual loader pivot pin max height is 739 vs 613lbs quick attach

reading the above specs I prefer to old way ,manual loader

Here are the Specs from the 80Series book for the 23s With and without the SSQA



Now, I'm thinking that on the 340S they are taking in to account the 340S options, like the extra weight of the SSQA the different bucket, and the new cutting edge.