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One thing that sold me.

The JD I was looking at was made in CHINA AND MEXICO only assembled in the USA.

The Kubota was MADE in Japan AND Georgia...USA :D
 
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Fug...I did not know that about Kubota in Georgia. What city, do you know? Interesting.
 
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i wanted to give Kubota a good hard look, but they can't seem to keep a dealer in my area. we've had 2 in the past 10 years and neither offered good service. closest dealer to me now is about 45 min away:( i was very interested in giving the M5040 test drive and look over. oh well, maybe someday they'll be able to open a dealership in my area and compete with the Deere dealerships.
 
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I recently sold my Kubota and really considered moving to a John Deere. While the Deere did have a few very nice features, it was simply less tractor for more money. The HST Plus transmission in the Kubota is impossible to beat right now.

I wound up with a 5740 cab and couldn't be happier, although I wish I had that John Deere air ride seat!
 
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Fug...I did not know that about Kubota in Georgia. What city, do you know? Interesting.

Gainesville GA
They build the BXs, the ZTRs and the CUVs.
 
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That's interesting...thanks BX.
 
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In 2004 I purchased a new BX23.
It now has just a tad over 1100 hours on it an it hain't brook in yet.
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Since you are making the switch I'd go with the BX24 and get the Back hoe.
 
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The only thing I don't like about the 2350 is the neck snapping when you let off the reverse .[/QUOTE]

I have 3 BX Kubotas and haven't ran into this problem.
 
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One thing that sold me.

The JD I was looking at was made in CHINA AND MEXICO only assembled in the USA.

The Kubota was MADE in Japan AND Georgia...USA :D

What model where you looking at? Most of the CUT's are made by Yanmar in Japan.
 
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One thing that sold me.

The JD I was looking at was made in CHINA AND MEXICO only assembled in the USA.

The Kubota was MADE in Japan AND Georgia...USA :D

You hit it right on. The 2305 parts are pretty much all Chinese (especially the cast gears used for the PTO that got destroyed on my machine).
 
 
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