A BX with a real backhoe on the back — dig, trench and landscape without renting.

| Model | Engine HP | PTO HP | Weight | 3-pt lift @ 24" | Deck | Transmission | Station |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BX23S | 21.6 | 17.7 | 2,689 lb | 680 lb | 54/60" | HST | Open + cab kit |
It's built for the digging and trenching jobs that come up around a property or a landscaping project — footings, drainage runs, moving stone. With the factory BT603 backhoe, that's roughly 6 feet 2 inches of digging depth and about 8 feet 7 inches of reach from the swing pivot, which covers most residential and small commercial digging jobs. I'll always confirm the exact numbers against the spec sheet for your specific job before we lock anything in.
If you're doing a full landscaping season or building projects most years, owning can beat renting an excavator twice a year. The other side of the math: it's still a full BX underneath, so it mows on Sunday and isn't a one-trick machine.
21.6 HP gross, 17.7 HP at the PTO. It runs an HST transmission like the rest of the BX family.
Yes, a cab kit is available on the BX23S in addition to the open station.
It's the same BX family underneath — mow, load, snow — with a real backhoe on the back so you can dig and trench without renting. Pick it when the digging is part of the year, not because of a property-size number.
Tell me about the work you need done — I'll point you to the right machine, even if it isn't this one.
Tell me what you're working with