BCS EXPERTISE
BCS was originally founded in Italy in 1943 by Luigi Castoldi in a tiny workshop in Abbiategrasso, an agricultural town on the outskirts of Milan. Castoldi designed and manufactured a self-propelled mowing machine equipped with an internal combustion engine with low power. At the time, this was a revolutionary invention in the agricultural world.
Following this, Engineer Luigi Castoldi involved Camillo Bonetti, a manager at the tax authority of Abbiategrasso, and Severino Speroni, an excellent mechanic. The abbreviation 'BCS' comes from the initials of their surnames.
Today the BCS Group has three production plants in Italy (Abbiategrasso, Luzzara and Cusago) all ISO 9001 certified, and has a presence in every continent with sales offices and distributors around the world.
SPECIFICATION
| Engine | Honda GX270 Petrol (8.4hp/6.3kW) |
| Gears | 1 forward & 1 reverse |
| Speeds | Forward: 1.05km/hr |
| Reverse: 2.68km/hr | |
| Brakes | Parking brake |
| Wheels | 4.00 x 8 agricultural |
| Weight | 83kg |
| Dimensions (L W H) | 170cm x 42cm (wheels)/64cm (handblebars) x 120cm |
| Warranty | Domestic use - 3 years |
| Commercial use - 2 years |
BCS 710 IMPLEMENTS
Rotavator
46cm (18") • 52cm (20")
Laser® Scythe Cutter Bar
80cm (32") • 100cm (40") • 115cm (45")
Power/Snow Brush
80cm (32")
Hay Rake
105cm (41")
Dozer Blade
100cm (40")
Snow Plough
100cm (40")
Snow Blower
60cm (24")
Trailed Ridger
Fits into Rotavator
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BCS 710 DOWNLOADS
• View BCS Two Wheel Tractor Comparison Table• View BCS Two Wheel Tractor Compatibility Table
• Go to Parts Diagrams for BCS PowerSafe® Two Wheel Tractors
• Go to Parts Diagrams for older Two Wheel Tractors
• Go to Parts Diagrams for Implements and Attachments
• Go to Operating Manuals for BCS Two Wheel Tractors
• Go to Operating Manuals for Implements and Attachments
• Go to Technical Bulletins