ripped off

[OrangeRidge]

I handed my bank cheque over to the manager of Nambour David Evans
when he brought it out . With regard to your problem , I have to say
that the Kubota Australia and DEG websites did NOT have these Titan
etc loaders on the BX advertising , but they were the loader that the special
price applied to . The problem with internet vs. paper flyer is that you've
got no proof after they pull the site photo , whereas the paperwork
photo IS proof of fraudulent advertising . I reckon they're aware of
this as the lag-time was many weeks before the site mirrored the
actual supplied product . I feel for you , as I think you were duped
by your guy , to be honest.

 

[OrangeRidge]

Can I ask of your 2360 Did you get a water trap/seperator on your unit?..

Not on mine , but I throw 25ml of this in with every tank of diesel.
This is magic stuff ; http://www.fueldoctors.com.au/

 

[Lostalot]

@Orange Ridge
Thanks, up here with our high humidity for a good part of the year the diesel bug is a biggie, I will try it..thanks again

 

[MikeFarm]

Hi

This is a bit off-topic here but I'll make a small comment.

Not on mine , but I throw 25ml of this in with every tank of diesel.
This is magic stuff ; http://www.fueldoctors.com.au/

I looked at their website and video of their "tests" with competing products. Not very good - their so-called sulphuric acid was brown (it should be clear), he used a finger over the test tube so the sulphuric acid must be quite weak (so why was it brown) and he did not use the manufacturers recommended amounts for the competing products. The product is probably quite fine, no problem with emulsifying water with diesel using surfactants or ethanol or other additives. Just that they could have devised a more rigorous and believable testing demo.

Mike

 

[schmism]

sounds like the "aftermarket" loader is exactly inline with advertised kubota specs

http://www.kubota.com/product/BX1860/pdf/bx60_series_spec.pdf

Kubota says the Bx25 loader has a capacity of 235Kg.

even the smallest Burder loader (rated for 15-20hp tractors) is listed with a 300kg capacity.

Burder Industries Products Page

unless you have pics showing load stickers on the actual equipment that state otherwise, It seems as if no fraud has been committed.

On a personal note, i always have to laugh at the guys that buy the sub-compact "tractors" and then expect there supped up riding lawn mowers to compete with even small CUTs.

 

[OrangeRidge]

Take a look at #19

 

[Lostalot]

@ schmism

The comparison was only to justify my new purchase as I was really struggling on the JD with my dud left leg

 

[Lostalot]

@ Schmism
Sorry I should have explained further... With my injuries it was impossible to
mow on the JD at normal speed(too rough) so I was stuck with a still high reving machine(to maintain cutting speed) at low travel speed, on the 2360
it is so much more soft riding and thus a quicker unit.

 

[Lostalot]

@ SCHMISM

Further, you are quite right with your specs for the sl2400, the papaerwork delivered with my machine has no mention at all on the fitted sl2400. The paperwork supplied with the machine refered to the Burder 302O, 3030,
3050 , 6050,etc. I eventually found a web page with the specs on the 2400 and yes the lift capacity is 300 kg on a recommended machine of 15-20hp.
Perhaps you can give some insight on why it drops down to 120kg on a 2360!

 

[bcp]

Perhaps you can give some insight on why it drops down to 120kg on a 2360!

Have you tried lifting a known weight, maybe a barrel of water or some weighed items, to see what it will actually lift? The numbers may be wrong.

Bruce