Thanks, buddy. This was a real tractor pull! The first thing I thought of was the poor nice lawn!! My buddy and I used to have a tug of war with our ATVs in our driveway. My dad wasn't very impressed when he came home. We both had the same size ATVs ( 250cc) but his was a 3-wheeler and mine was a 4-wheeler but for some reason, he could always out-pull me. Take care
Cool video Ben, I m not but we had the RTV and skidded 20” white oak butt logs 18’ long with little trouble they’re great Machines I’m, glad y’all are some fun!!!!
@@khtractors the diesel is what we had no speed buggy but strong put some weight in the bed you could pull just about anything that’s with in r reason lol!!
Good day Sir, their is always a first and that could be fun to do and IT DID SIR 😇👌👍 Yes loggerJohn01 is OUTSTANDING for sure 👍👌😇 OUTSTANDING video Sir and have a nice TGIF Sir Cheers ( I think the tractor was more heavy, but the RTV win in 2x4 !!! )
I had figured the 400 would win because it had off reading tires whereas the BX has turf. We have an RTV 500 2008 model. Any ways great video! Also our RTV’s 4WD is out sometimes because the CV axle pops out
If I were to buy another SXS, I'd spend the money and get one of the many mini-trucks out there...more cargo/towing capacity, a cab, heater, and depending on the model you may find it to have AC as well.
@@PeeksPeakHobbyHomestead After owning a SXS I'd never waste that kind of money on another one. For what a SXS with a cab, heat, and AC costs I'd rather spend the money on a mini-truck and actually be able to drive it on public roads and not be restricted where I can take it unlike A UTV/ATV. The Yamaha Rhino 700 I had did ok out on the trails but its "Utility" functionality was horrible, and it would tear up your yard because the rear differential was locked all the time...at least Polaris and a few others got it right with a selectable locking rear differential, but the hauling, towing, and bed size limitations leave a lot to be desired on those SXS's.
All depends on your needs, for work an RTV is top notch. Kinda slow and uncomfortable for trail riding. I think the Sidekick would be a good mix. Thanks for watching
@@khtractors The sidekick is nothing more than a regular UTV, except you pay more because it says KUBOTA on it LOL. I'd never buy another UTV for the ridiculous cost, you can buy a compact pickup and do the same work. I've yet to run into any situation where I couldn't get my Ford Ranger where I needed to be. That's what replaced my UTV, I bought an 87 Ford Ranger for $800, 7 foot bed, street legal, seemed to suit my needs right now...one of the mini trucks would be a good replacement though, but much more expensive.
How about a shim.. In the. Caseing...its a Kubota. Turn. Fuel to it...well somebody not getting any supper tonite.........or just tell momma some crazy driver was lost ..they where from California
It will be driving along and you’ll hear a clunk where it goes into 4 wheel drive then it will pop back out. The shift lever has no effect on it. I’d like to get it fixed but it would most likely be a big job. Thanks for watching
@@khtractors It could be in the differential but you might check that each front axle is firmly seated. I read where they thought it was the differential and axle wan't firmly seated. Just a thought.
@@MyTechWebTV four wheel drive works at times and others it doesn’t. This happens regardless of the shifter location. All connections on the shifter is in tack up to the transmission. It’s something internal I’m pretty sure. Thanks for watching
Do you think the RTV would pull the same implements as the BX? I’m torn between purchasing a sub compact tractor and a side by side for gardening and food plots.
I’m not sure what implements you could really use on a RTV for gardening that would work good. I’d say the bigger RTV’s would out pull the BX. Personally for any plowing, grading or that style work a tractor is best. But hauling wood, riding around and various task such as that it’s hard to beat an RTV. Thanks for watching
Dirt Dog makes a line of ATV/UTV implements including a disc harrow, box blade, angle blade, landscape rake and a few others I’m probably forgetting. Obviously no PTO powered stuff, just pull behind stuff. I’m sure they don’t work as well as category 1 tractor implements do (probably not as heavy), but for gardening and food plots they might be okay. The UTV would allow more fun after the work is done than a tractor, but I don’t think it would ever replace a tractor.
Thanks, buddy. This was a real tractor pull! The first thing I thought of was the poor nice lawn!! My buddy and I used to have a tug of war with our ATVs in our driveway. My dad wasn't very impressed when he came home. We both had the same size ATVs ( 250cc) but his was a 3-wheeler and mine was a 4-wheeler but for some reason, he could always out-pull me. Take care
Sorry John, I'm like the cavalry ( Always late !!! ) 🤣🤣👌👌👍👍🍻🍻
That’s funny! Thanks for sharing that! Take care!
Cool video Ben, I m not but we had the RTV and skidded 20” white oak butt logs 18’ long with little trouble they’re great Machines I’m, glad y’all are some fun!!!!
I’d really like a diesel RTV eventually. Thanks for watching
@@khtractors the diesel is what we had no speed buggy but strong put some weight in the bed you could pull just about anything that’s with in r reason lol!!
💥 Gotta have some fun once in awhile. Great video to watch.
*Keep on tractoring!*
Landon enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
That was fun Ben. I bet on the RTV. The difference in transmissions alone is quite a bit.
This RTV has a cvt transmission, most others has the hydrostatic transmission. Thanks for watching
Bx Mower deck advantage!😂😂👍🏼🇺🇸
Yep! Thanks for watching
That was fun to watch, I thought the RTV outpolled the BX
Appreciate you watching
Good day Sir, their is always a first and that could be fun to do and IT DID SIR 😇👌👍 Yes loggerJohn01 is OUTSTANDING for sure 👍👌😇 OUTSTANDING video Sir and have a nice TGIF Sir Cheers ( I think the tractor was more heavy, but the RTV win in 2x4 !!! )
Appreciate you watching Dave!
@@khtractors 👌👌😇😇👍👍🍻🍻
Nice video Ben, you were having to much fun. Man I hit 200 hundred today. prayers and blessing friend.
Congratulations on hitting 200! Thanks for watching
Great video. Lol looked like a lot of fun.
Thanks for watching
I had figured the 400 would win because it had off reading tires whereas the BX has turf. We have an RTV 500 2008 model. Any ways great video! Also our RTV’s 4WD is out sometimes because the CV axle pops out
Thanks for watching
@@khtractors your welcome! Have a good night!
It’s nice to have some fun. It can’t be all work.
It was fun! Thanks for watching
That’s fun! I’ve been kicking around getting a SXS. Would you recommend the Kubota?
If I were to buy another SXS, I'd spend the money and get one of the many mini-trucks out there...more cargo/towing capacity, a cab, heater, and depending on the model you may find it to have AC as well.
@@wildbill23c I’ve thought about one of those!
@@PeeksPeakHobbyHomestead After owning a SXS I'd never waste that kind of money on another one. For what a SXS with a cab, heat, and AC costs I'd rather spend the money on a mini-truck and actually be able to drive it on public roads and not be restricted where I can take it unlike A UTV/ATV. The Yamaha Rhino 700 I had did ok out on the trails but its "Utility" functionality was horrible, and it would tear up your yard because the rear differential was locked all the time...at least Polaris and a few others got it right with a selectable locking rear differential, but the hauling, towing, and bed size limitations leave a lot to be desired on those SXS's.
All depends on your needs, for work an RTV is top notch. Kinda slow and uncomfortable for trail riding. I think the Sidekick would be a good mix. Thanks for watching
@@khtractors The sidekick is nothing more than a regular UTV, except you pay more because it says KUBOTA on it LOL. I'd never buy another UTV for the ridiculous cost, you can buy a compact pickup and do the same work. I've yet to run into any situation where I couldn't get my Ford Ranger where I needed to be. That's what replaced my UTV, I bought an 87 Ford Ranger for $800, 7 foot bed, street legal, seemed to suit my needs right now...one of the mini trucks would be a good replacement though, but much more expensive.
Love it
It was fun!
I think that the RTV would pull that BX
Thanks for watching
The 400rtv is a nice machine I have one and love it bought mine 2013use it almost every day over 800 hours on it
I think ours has around 450 hours. Thanks for watching
How about a shim.. In the. Caseing...its a Kubota. Turn. Fuel to it...well somebody not getting any supper tonite.........or just tell momma some crazy driver was lost ..they where from California
It will be driving along and you’ll hear a clunk where it goes into 4 wheel drive then it will pop back out. The shift lever has no effect on it. I’d like to get it fixed but it would most likely be a big job. Thanks for watching
@@khtractors It could be in the differential but you might check that each front axle is firmly seated. I read where they thought it was the differential and axle wan't firmly seated. Just a thought.
@@MyTechWebTV four wheel drive works at times and others it doesn’t. This happens regardless of the shifter location. All connections on the shifter is in tack up to the transmission. It’s something internal I’m pretty sure. Thanks for watching
I wonder if it would have been different if the BX had R4 tires or Ag tires?
Maybe! Thanks for watching
I think that the bx got it after it was in 4 wheel drive
Yeah it definitely did! Thanks for watching
@@khtractors that's a heck of a tractor. You're welcome
I was thinking slight edge to UTV with tire grip but who has the edge on weight? BX I'm assuming?
Yes weight most likely. Thanks for watching
Do you think the RTV would pull the same implements as the BX? I’m torn between purchasing a sub compact tractor and a side by side for gardening and food plots.
I’m not sure what implements you could really use on a RTV for gardening that would work good. I’d say the bigger RTV’s would out pull the BX. Personally for any plowing, grading or that style work a tractor is best. But hauling wood, riding around and various task such as that it’s hard to beat an RTV. Thanks for watching
Dirt Dog makes a line of ATV/UTV implements including a disc harrow, box blade, angle blade, landscape rake and a few others I’m probably forgetting. Obviously no PTO powered stuff, just pull behind stuff. I’m sure they don’t work as well as category 1 tractor implements do (probably not as heavy), but for gardening and food plots they might be okay. The UTV would allow more fun after the work is done than a tractor, but I don’t think it would ever replace a tractor.
Go bx 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for watching