Not a new attachment, just one that most folks aren't aware of - that's why we put this together. Cheers!

@@BCSAmerica Cheers!

its real simple you walk over the soil and there you have the footprint on the soil

Like 3 ft at a time! 30 spikes in the ground each pull

I feel like it would be wildly dangerous, but what do I know.

Yes, it is an attachment we've offered for many years. It isn't widely known, so we thought we'd give it some attention.

Yes! The Drawbar Hitch can be mounted directly to the tractor.

No comparison - BCS tractors are built with gear-driven transmissions, not with belts or chains like the models you mentioned.

@@BCSAmerica ya but can the bcs pull a 16inch plow and a disc, the kabuta and yanmar can the yanMar has a 24 horse low rpm diesel with 26 inch wheels, the belts are cheap and they work no tools require to change

The belts are easy to change and cheap because they break constantly. All that extra horsepower is lost in the transfer with a belt also. Gear drive transfers nearly 100% of the power to the implement. Larger diameter wheels, steel wheels, dualies, the possiblilities are limitless for nearly any two wheel tractor. Diesel engines are no longer EPA compliant - so we simply aren't allowed to offer them in the US any longer. Thanks for your comments.

You're welcome to place an order our website. All sales will be fulfilled by a local dealer.

Can you show us a link to that one ? Thanks

@@wildthoughts6959 they dont make it any more but i got it in my garage

@@3dwezzy740 Thanks for replying. Happy farming .

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Our Chipper/Shredder comes standard with a screen AND a set of rods/rollers that are great for turning corn stalks into silage.

We are the North American importer, for sales in your country, search here: www.bcsagri.it/en/sales-network

All of our tractors are great for farming. It depends on what "farming" means to you. Here's the same answer we gave you when you asked this last week: It depends on what you mean by farming! There are dozens of attachments. The best way to choose the tractor is to look at all the attachments you plan to use, and make sure you are choosing a tractor that is compatible with all of them. If you're only going to be using it for tilling, you can probably get by with one of the smaller models. If you plan to use flail mowers, haul things with a utility trailer, use a snow thrower for clearing paths in the winter, all of these things will make a difference in which tractor is best for your situation. In general, the larger the tractor model, the more attachments it is capable of powering. Also, the larger the tractor model, the more features designed to make working more comfortable - like differential drive, steering brakes, electric start, etc. Our website has a handy compatibility chart that shows which attachments work with each tractor. It's a good place to start. www.bcsamerica.com

@@BCSAmerica any model can attach the planter?

@@funkidslearning9646 Not sure which attachment you're referring to - is it called something else?

@@BCSAmerica corn planter, rear tine which is attachable for both 26"-30" with 13hp, and working speed gear. One more thing , u know when u use the tractor with 11hp and 13hp, can u c the different power while they are working or no difference just because only 2 hp different?

@@funkidslearning9646 We don't carry a corn planter attachment, not sure what you are referring to. The extra horsepower mainly applies to whether the tractor will have the required power for larger attachments. There is definitely a noticeable difference.

All of our tractor prices are listed on our website, www.bcsamerica.com