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Builder · 07-04-2009, 11:37 AM

I'd go with the Deere because I know Deere isn't going away. The Kubota dealer isn't, either, but the Bobcat brand may not last. The others have dealers & brands that may/may not be around in the future.

If the Deere is comparable in features, build quality and price and the dealer gives good service, seems like a no-brainer to me. Deere has great parts availability, too.

One of my Customers just hired a landscaper who had a 4120 and it looked real comfortable running around the jobsite.

07-04-2009, 11:37 AM	#3 (permalink)
Builder Elite Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: End of a long driveway Posts: 4,283	Re: Buying dilemma I'd go with the Deere because I know Deere isn't going away. The Kubota dealer isn't, either, but the Bobcat brand may not last. The others have dealers & brands that may/may not be around in the future. If the Deere is comparable in features, build quality and price and the dealer gives good service, seems like a no-brainer to me. Deere has great parts availability, too. One of my Customers just hired a landscaper who had a 4120 and it looked real comfortable running around the jobsite. __________________ '00 New Holland LB115 4x4 Backhoe: 108HP, Powershift. Cab-AC, 4WD/4WS, posi front/rear axles, 4in1 FEL, X-hoe, Aux hammer hydraulics, Gannon compactor & buckets. '05 AGCO/Challenger MT285B 4x4 CUT: 48HP HST, Cab-AC, 4in1 q/a FEL w/ aux hyd, 90" Landpride Power Rake, 8' Meyer P/A snowplow, Herd spreader. '07 GMC 3500 SRW 4x4 Crewcab SLT: Dmax/Ally, utility body '92 IH 4800 4x4 Dumptruck: DTA-466 at 250HP, airbrakes, 7 sp w/OD, Fabco front axle & transfer case, airbrakes, 12' dump, 33K/56K GCWR.