Need to move my bx 23+over the road 45 miles , like to barrow a trailer , how much does the 2006 bx 23 weigh with loader backhoe ?
How much does a Bx23lbm weigh
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A trailer with double 3500 lb axles should do the trick for ya (with brakes of course). Judging from my L series you shouldn't be more than 4000 to 4500 lbs.
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You are probably between 2000-2500 lbs. A single 3500lb axle trailer would be overloaded more than likely, although its been done. I know the BX2380 is around 1500, another 400 for the loader. Not sure what the BH weighs, but I'd guess 400-600.
The newest BX23S shipping weight is 2475 including both buckets. If ordered with the 3 point hitch, add 50 lbs (2525). There is no crate, just a couple blocks of wood and an orange ratchet strap which amount to under a pound.
May add 10 lbs or so for any dirt that might be built up in buckets and or around the undercarriage that you might not be able to see.
Add about 400 lb for a belly mower if you have that.
Mechanical thumb is about 45 lbs total.
third function is gonna be about 70 lbs (fittings, hoses, etc).
The older generation BX TLBs aren't much different in weight; they're almost the same identical tractors as the newest BX23S with minor differences that amount to nothing, weight-wise.
May add 10 lbs or so for any dirt that might be built up in buckets and or around the undercarriage that you might not be able to see.
Add about 400 lb for a belly mower if you have that.
Mechanical thumb is about 45 lbs total.
third function is gonna be about 70 lbs (fittings, hoses, etc).
The older generation BX TLBs aren't much different in weight; they're almost the same identical tractors as the newest BX23S with minor differences that amount to nothing, weight-wise.
I owned a 2006 BX23 TLB until a couple months ago. The dry weight of the tractor with FEL and backhoe is 2700#.
I used a dual axle 7000# landscape utility trailer to haul it for years. Wouldn't suggest a single axle.
I used a dual axle 7000# landscape utility trailer to haul it for years. Wouldn't suggest a single axle.