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| Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Westborough MA
Posts: 44
| Well, the 2660 arrived at the dealers but the 54" mmm is not available. The 60is offered at the 54 price. Here it gets dicey. I have a shed capable of housing the tractor and 54 quite nicely but the 60 will not fit and it is not what I want anyway. Kubota says 5-6 weeks. The dealer is searching. The garage/shop won't be built for at least a year and the tractor isn't going to sit outside. This is just a further sign of the times. I know in my business, my customers have dramatically trimmed inventory. Looks like Kubota has too! |
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| Gold Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Central NY
Posts: 480
| You could get the 60" and some mower axles to store it upright. You're gonna want those axles anyway. I like the wider decks as it makes it easier to cut around things and along fence lines without getting too close. You could take delivery of the tractor and wait on the 54" mower to arrive. Implement manufacturers are surely making blades and blowers right now which is probably affecting availability of your preferred deck. Would it be possible to remove or prop up the grass chute to give you enough clearance inside the shed? Good luck whatever you decide.
__________________ EtW - Kubota B2620 Last edited by Evil the Weasel; 11-05-2009 at 11:19 PM. Reason: spelling |
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| Silver Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: SE MN
Posts: 195
| I would ask the dealer if they had a used 3pt hitch finish mower you could use until the deck you want becomes available. Most dealers have a few of them laying around. |
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| Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Westborough MA
Posts: 44
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Now that could work! Otherwise, I'll give them a few days to see what they can find. | |
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| Gold Member Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 394
| I went from a 54" to a 60" with a little trepidation, but now am on my second 60" deck ; also have a 62" and they work so much better than the 54" for me. I would do whatever necessary to go with a 60" as you will have to live with it for a lot of years. |
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| Platinum Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Somerset, Ky
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__________________ 2009 B3200HST FEL 60" bucket, 2009 BX2660 MMM FEL, 2008 F2680E 6' rear discharge deck, Box Blade,6' RFM, Landscape rake, Ratchet Rake, Ferguson overseeder,Kubota Tiller, forks, PHD 12" auger and Fertilizer spreader and Horse Drawn disk 09 WRX Subaru, 03 Dodge Dakota 4x4, 09 Traverse and 08 Subaru Impreza Sport | |
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| Silver Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Maine
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You can't have too much more mowing to do this year being its Noivember and you are in Mass, right?
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| Platinum Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Beaver Creek, MI
Posts: 589
| You did not say, but are you planning on plowing or blowing snow with that BX? If so, I would have it delivered today!!! if it were mine. I would want to drive it around the driveway and get a feel for it. True enough, mowing season has come to an end anyhow. Hauling, pulling and plowing season has come. ![]() ![]()
__________________ BP "Beaver Creek: Not quite the middle of nowhere, but you can see it from here" |
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