Comparison Looking to Trade

[DonT-B7500]

I have a Kubota B7500 CUT with just over 250 hrs. We recently moved to a new house that is much hillier than our previous property. So I'm looking to trade for a SCUT (Lower center of gravity), I would like a comparable Deere or Kubota 22-26hp with a belly mower and FEL. The B7500 comes with
54 Mower,
LA302 Loader,
Millonzi Grapple,
3rd Function Hydraulics,
Filled rear tires,
Auxiliary lighting forward and rear,
Custom bucket hook system.
Although not included I also have a 48 Tiller, 48" Brush hog and 5ft Snow plow which may be negotiable. I still need the tiller, brush hog and snow plow, so if they can be easily adapted to the new tractor I will be keeping them.

Let me know what you have.

 

[k0ua]

I have a Kubota B7500 CUT with just over 250 hrs. We recently moved to a new house that is much hillier than our previous property. So I'm looking to trade for a SCUT (Lower center of gravity), I would like a comparable Deere or Kubota 22-26hp with a belly mower and FEL. The B7500 comes with
54 Mower,
LA302 Loader,
Millonzi Grapple,
3rd Function Hydraulics,
Filled rear tires,
Auxiliary lighting forward and rear,
Custom bucket hook system.
Although not included I also have a 48 Tiller, 48" Brush hog and 5ft Snow plow which may be negotiable. I still need the tiller, brush hog and snow plow, so if they can be easily adapted to the new tractor I will be keeping them.

Let me know what you have.

This is just an opinion, but I ran a B7500 for 8 years here on my place in hilly Branson, Mo.. I originally sold my previous tractor a NH TC33DA because I thought I could not run a tractor here, coming from "flatland" . But I decided I needed another tractor, and bought the B7500. It just took some "getting used to" to understand how to operate it safely on these slopes. In 8 years I kept the shiny side up. You might just try your B7500 before you get rid of it, and get your self acclimated to your new operating area. Just a thought, but I was able to operate on some very steep slopes that scared the poop out of me at first, but I just went slow and learned as I went. I now have a much larger tractor the Kioti DK35se here, but I got a lot of use out of the B7500.. of course I don't actually know how hilly your new ground is, but all I am saying is first perceptions may not always be correct.. Mine sure wasn't. Good luck in what ever you decide to do.