2008 Boxer 532DX, BMG, New Tracks, 16' Trailer

Lumberjack · Nov 23, 2014

Free delivery/meet-up within 3 hours of 39702. Deduct $500 for no new tracks, $1k for no trailer. This was a trade in from Arborworks/Scott N from South Carolina. I've put 10-11 hours on it, it's ready to go. I'm selling to free up capital, as I have access to another 532DX, Gehl AL140, and plan on getting a 900HD for review when they become available.

Carl
662-251-8686

classictruckman · Nov 25, 2014

You listed price deductions, but no price

CreTree · Nov 25, 2014

He's at $12.5 to start as far as I know.

Lumberjack · Nov 25, 2014

Whoops, sorry! Yes, $12.5k

SuperK · Nov 26, 2014

Man this seems like an incredible deal? How are the kubotas diesels for longevity and wear?

ontheropes · Nov 27, 2014

SuperK said:
Man this seems like an incredible deal? How are the kubotas diesels for longevity and wear?

Awesome, we beat the snot out of ours and they just keep going. We have 3 of them.

Lumberjack · Nov 28, 2014

The kubotas do well, their practical life depends, but in some applications they can make 5k hours without issue.

This machine has sold.

SuperK · Nov 30, 2014

That's what I thought as well about the Kubota diesels, I used them since I was 13 on grasshopper mowers but didn't know how they were holding up now a days or in a mini, seems like its the same load on motor maybe less on mini? Thanks!! Ontheropes do you have the boxers?

Lumberjack · Nov 30, 2014

Mowers would appear to be a similar duty engine wise as a mini skid, perhaps a bit easier since they are ran at a constant RPM for longer periods of time.

ontheropes · Nov 30, 2014

Yes we have a 532dx and two 322d's. Soon hopefully trying out I believe the new 600 series maybe wishful thinking but we'll see. Seem to be great motors they start in below freezing temps as long as you give the glow plugs a chance to warm. I have no complaints. Our minis have the branch manager grapples and we also have a broom and a bucket. The more I think about it our minis are the major workhorses on the ground. They make our lives a lot easier which allows more production.

ontheropes · Nov 30, 2014

My hats off to boxer for making them and my company for implementing them to make tree work a little easier

SuperK · Nov 30, 2014

Nice I have heard all good things too, just wonder sometimes if the diesel is worth the extra money. I know more torque for sure and longevity maybe, other than that. Thanks!!

Lumberjack · Nov 30, 2014

For me diesel is handy because almost all of the equipment is diesel powered and the trucks carry extra diesel (100 gallons on my 250) to keep the equipment working.

ontheropes · Dec 1, 2014

Agreed, we also mostly have Diesel engines but I feel the fuel itself is more reliable than gasoline on account of all the additives in the the gas.While its minor you also get a slightly better load capacity.