Hi, Guys new to the Kubota forum, as I had previously posted one thread on the JD forum for advice on purchase of JD 2520 vs B2620/2920.
After all the advice I am getting a...............B3200, FEL ,60" bucket w/ 3 welded on hooks,filled R4's,rear work light.
I have 4 open acres that are currently used for hay,cut by my neighbor. and 3 wooded acres. I plan to use the tractor for snow removal of my appx. 100' driveway, clear brush and small trees from fence lines, general landscaping, and then brush hog the fence lines, also have small garden that I will plow not till. Land is mostly flat except for small slope at end of hay field into woods. I am located in central Virginia.
My background with tractors is very limited. The closest experience was summer jobs with heavy equipment as a teenager. I "drove" cat dozers, case loader/backhoe on occasions for highway construction. Worked for my Dad who said "being able to hit the ground with the blade or bucket does not make one an operator".
Therefore any advice, hints and or tips for new "operator" on anything from delivery inspection to break in period to general operating tips will be greatly appreciated. I have and will continued to read the manual and browse this forum for handy info. Such info as operating speed for FEL work etc. Also what not to do. Thanks for any and all help!
After all the advice I am getting a...............B3200, FEL ,60" bucket w/ 3 welded on hooks,filled R4's,rear work light.
I have 4 open acres that are currently used for hay,cut by my neighbor. and 3 wooded acres. I plan to use the tractor for snow removal of my appx. 100' driveway, clear brush and small trees from fence lines, general landscaping, and then brush hog the fence lines, also have small garden that I will plow not till. Land is mostly flat except for small slope at end of hay field into woods. I am located in central Virginia.
My background with tractors is very limited. The closest experience was summer jobs with heavy equipment as a teenager. I "drove" cat dozers, case loader/backhoe on occasions for highway construction. Worked for my Dad who said "being able to hit the ground with the blade or bucket does not make one an operator".
Therefore any advice, hints and or tips for new "operator" on anything from delivery inspection to break in period to general operating tips will be greatly appreciated. I have and will continued to read the manual and browse this forum for handy info. Such info as operating speed for FEL work etc. Also what not to do. Thanks for any and all help!
