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Comments from dealers and fans..... Well I am neither. I guess the real question is the resale / trade in value. You mentioned a business, well do you plan on wearing the tractor out or trading it in in a few years. If wearing it out the Century might be the best deal, if trading it in in a few years then the Kubota might make the best business sense. Of course since the Century cost less origionally, the trade in issue might be a moot point.
I don't think there is any real quality difference between the 2 tractors.
And the only real functional difference you noted is the weight. The heavier tractor will behave better with a loader and have more traction for pulling.
I would expect thats parts might be cheaper for the Century, I know that the Kubota parts are not cheap, right up there with the green brand parts.
I don't think there is any real quality difference between the 2 tractors.
And the only real functional difference you noted is the weight. The heavier tractor will behave better with a loader and have more traction for pulling.
I would expect thats parts might be cheaper for the Century, I know that the Kubota parts are not cheap, right up there with the green brand parts.