Blitz, BCS and Grillo walk-behind tractors, related implements and accessories

Dailey's Farm and BCS Shop

Tractor Comparison and Pricing

PRICING:

Grillo G85D Honda GX270 9HP Gas, manual start (Retail $3,159, our price $2,998) | 4" x 10" x 18" tires | Additional tire sizes available
Grillo G85D Honda GX270 9HP Gas, Electric start with manual / recoil back up (Retail $3,459, our price $3,282) | 4" x 10" x 18" tires | Additional tire sizes available
Grillo G85D Yamaha MZ300 10HP Gas, manual / recoil start (Retail $3,185, our price $2,933) | 5" x 10" x 20" tires | Additional tire sizes available
*** TIRE SIZES: Call or email us to find out what tire size works best for your situations. Most situations, 5" x 12" x 22" or larger are better...but there are a few exceptions AND implement/attachment selection makes a difference!

NOTES:

Additional discounts available for tractor orders purchased with multiple implements. Call or email for details.
Call or email us for unpublished promotional pricing which we do not advertise nationally!

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Grillo G85D (See below for pricing)

Our lowest cost tractor with differential axle for ease of maneuvering. Excellent for medium-sized soilworking applications; also great for stationary applications (wood splitter, chipper/shredder, etc.) and some front PTO applications that do not require a high ground speed (snowblower, flail mower, etc.). The combination of a differential and larger wheels make this model more suited to mowing tasks than the G85, but this is still not a great choice for large mowing applications due to relatively slow working speeds (max. 1.8 MPH). If you are mowing several acres, a larger tractor would be desired for a greater selection of working speeds (and also for steering brakes, which aid greatly in maneuverability, especially on slopes). G85D Transmission directly Comparable to the BCS model 732 and the Blitz model 80. However, Blitz 80 comes with quite a few more features than either BCS 732 or G85d, including 3 working speeds.

Having differential on the tractor makes a HUGE difference in how it handles and on end user physical wear and tear/fatigue. Differential drive makes a big difference from a physical stand point. We highly recommend differential (if one can afford it) in nearly all situations.

**Specifications:**
Engine options:	9 HP Honda GX270 Gas 10 HP Yamaha MZ300 Gas
Starting System:	Recoil (manual); OPTIONAL: Electric start with Recoil back-up on Honda gas
Clutch:	Conical, serviceable, “Active” automotive type
Transmission:	All hardened steel gears and shafts supported by ball bearings, in oil bath
Differential:	Standard, lockable
Steering Brakes:	None
Wheel Speeds:	2 working speeds Fwd. & Rev, + Transport speed (in Rear-PTO mode, to pull a trailer if desired)
Rear PTO (tilling) mode:	Fwd: .75 mph, 1.8 mph, 8.3 mph Rev: .75 mph, 1.8 mph
Front PTO (mowing) mode:	Fwd: .75 mph, 1.8mph Rev: .75 mph, 1.8mph
Safety Features:	Operator Presence Control (deadman switch), reverse gear/PTO lockout (to prevent tilling in reverse)
Handlebars:	Anti-vibrated, instantly adjustable up and down and side-to-side, fully reversible to convert from front PTO to rear PTO mode. All controls on handles.
PTO Type:	Independent, 965 rpm at maximum engine speed
Method of changing implements:	Two 12mm threaded studs and nuts or optional quick coupling
Standard Wheel Size:	9hp: 4”x10”x18” tractor tread, adjustable track width, tube type 10hp: 5”x10”x20” tractor tread, adjustable track width, tube type. Foam-filled option available.
Standard outside wheel track (w/o accessories):	9hp: 17, 19, 21 or 24 inches 10hp: 18, 20, 22 or 25 inches
Tractor Weight (w/o implements):	Gas: 9hp 190 lbs., 10hp: 205 lbs. \| Add 20lbs for electric start on 9HP Honda