New B3030HSDC
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WaxMan
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Are those file photos of a 3030? If that's the B3000....... I'm disappointed in Kubota. It's a 3030.
Looks like just a horn and added insulation, I was kinda hoping for a cab more like the L models. If we can buy the added insulation and anything else they have to make the cab better its a plus for us that it's the same cab.
Ductape
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Well, I see they do have the Kubota backhoe on one, if that is important to anyone. I suppose it makes me happy that my 3030 is not going to be old hat this year.
grsthegreat
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Congratulations on the new cab tractor...you sound like me. i simply had enuf of looking like a snowman. it was my wifes idea to go get the new tractor. mine came with an am/fm/cd/mp3 player, but i doubt ill be using it....im sure it will be too much additional noise
MtHam
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The better solution to music while you work is an iPod with a good pair of aftermarket "in ear" sound isolating head phones. These provide just enough removal of the machine noise, without totally removing your awareness of the tractor, while providing your selection of music (rather than the worse than mediocre state of commercial radio.) Otherwise, I wear ear protection for long jobs. It's a proven fact, loud noise over time results in stress, fatigue, and hearing loss.
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Quarter-inching valve on the B3000HSDC vs. position control on the B3000HSDCC.What's up with that?
archerynut
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I agree, I waited for what? Ok I didn't wait just haven't made up my mind yet.
Volfandt
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I noticed that also. Seems very strange to offer a lower priced cabbed premium B w/ quater inching....
Wonder if it keeps the treadle pedal. Now that I'm fully used to it on my BX23 I much prefer the treadle pedal over separated pedals.
It also says it has a smooth running 4 cyl. Wonder if they've backed the timing back down?
Or installed more isolation between the operator station and engine/frame?
A cabbed B3030 is on my future upgrade list. Any and all upclose and personal info on these new B3000HSCC etc will be highly anticipated. At this point I don't know if it's an upgrade from the B3030.
Dave
WaxMan
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Well the way I look at it is
First of all a B3030HSDC model is not a junky machine in any way, it has a very good track record it only has a few short falls. They are Horn, Cab Noise, unable to put on a Kubota backhoe, engine vibration, although I don't notice that on mine. The best news of all is they kept the hight the same so it will fit in a 7 foot door. You can bet I'm going to try one out just to see how much of a difference there is.
So what they did was perfect an already good machine. I'm sure the current B3030 will only last till the inventory is gone.
Now the ultimate B3000HSDCC would be if the new model looked like a miniature one of these that would fit in a 7 foot door,
Tell me how cool that little beast would look in the driveway especially with me in it.:
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srs
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I also wonder if the rear wheels are spaced a little wider so you can install chains without the use of spacers.
