No, I didn't test the Montana. They may be great machines but I just didn't get a good feeling with the local dealer. Seemed more interested it maximizing the amount of money out of my pocket rather than getting a machine that would work best for me. Seems like he is about 10% higher than other Montana dealers but I really don't like haggling with them. He quoted me a price and that price was too high. I guess he took me for a sucker.
Kubota L4400 vs. Montana 4940
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I don't know about price, but I'd consider other things before that.
Like:
Kubota is established, has an excellent reputation, parts network as well as many, many dealers and loyal customers.
Montana has?
I know, you have to start somewhere, I just don't want to be that "somewhere", do you??
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Kubota is established, has an excellent reputation, parts network as well as many, many dealers and loyal customers.
Montana has?
I know, you have to start somewhere, I just don't want to be that "somewhere", do you??
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I don't know about price, but I'd consider other things before that.
Like:
Kubota is established, has an excellent reputation, parts network as well as many, many dealers and loyal customers.
Montana has?
I know, you have to start somewhere, I just don't want to be that "somewhere", do you?? )</font>
Montana 4940 has:
16x16 dully syncro trans w/creeper-std.
FNRshuttle-std.
position w/draft-std.
2 sets remote-std.
skid steer QA loader-std.
Great local dealer and support-(std for Central Texas area)
Tested Kubotas Deeres and Mahindra's. Liked the Montana the most for the price and use. So I guess I'm that "somewhere" buyer.
Like:
Kubota is established, has an excellent reputation, parts network as well as many, many dealers and loyal customers.
Montana has?
I know, you have to start somewhere, I just don't want to be that "somewhere", do you?? )</font>
Montana 4940 has:
16x16 dully syncro trans w/creeper-std.
FNRshuttle-std.
position w/draft-std.
2 sets remote-std.
skid steer QA loader-std.
Great local dealer and support-(std for Central Texas area)
Tested Kubotas Deeres and Mahindra's. Liked the Montana the most for the price and use. So I guess I'm that "somewhere" buyer.
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"different strokes for different folks"....never heard of Montana before I saw posts here. Tony Montana maybe. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
"different strokes for different folks"....never heard of Montana before I saw posts here. Tony Montana maybe. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Thanks for the comments on the Montana 4340. I have been looking at both the Montana 4340 and the 4940 and have been kind of leaning toward the 4340.... everything else equal it seems to be about 3 grand cheaper than the 4940. I can't see much difference between those models other than the 6 horse power. Any opinions from others who have tried or bought either model?
Overall the Montana's seem to be a good product and a heck of a deal for the price. I don't want to spend more than I need to but also don't want to be penny wise and wish I had the extra horse power.
Overall the Montana's seem to be a good product and a heck of a deal for the price. I don't want to spend more than I need to but also don't want to be penny wise and wish I had the extra horse power.
