New guy here... really need help choosing one of these tractors (or other suggestions

[mrwizard64]

I'm pretty sure I'm only getting that deal by shelling out 23k cash for the tractor that goes with it!

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

Yes, i figured as much. Sill your looking as apro 12k new.

 

[mrwizard64]

Sounds like I'm getting a **** of a tractor! Hahahaaaaaaaa!!!

Well I worked hard enough for it...

 

[aeblank]

Might be sold already. Best get it coming and take some pictures.
I sure like mine.

 

[mrwizard64]

It is not sold, I already sent the guy my deposit. Appointment with the mechanic has been scheduled.

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

Lol. Nicely done. Pictures will be mandatory.
The bh92 has a redesigned subframe with hooks that is supposed to be much easier to remove and attach. You have to remove the 3pt arms I think when the BH is on.

 

[mrwizard64]

This guy already has a much better pile of pictures than I can take... but I will absolutely post something with me triumphantly sitting upon the beast:

KUBOTA GRAND L-3940 TRACTOR LOADER 4X4

 

[Gary Fowler]

If you are looking at capacities of lift and digging forces, just go to the Kubota website and compare the compact tractors with their TLB series like the B26, L39 and L59. HP wise the TLB series may be the same but capacity wise will all be much more in the TLB tractors, they will also be much heavier than the same engine sized compact tractor. The only drawback to the TLB tractors is that the FEL cant be removed from them (bucket can be taken off but lift arms cant) and I don't believe that they come standard with the rear 3 PH arms, that is an extra so if you are considering one, make sure it includes the 3 PH attachments.

I have the B26 and even with its small size, it can lift, push and pull an amazing load. I absolutely not be without the hydraulic thumb on it also.

 

[jrclark]

Mrwizard, I bought my Kioti DS3510 from Leisure. Forget which sales guy I dealt with, but had a pretty decent experience. No BS, got a solid deal.

My tractor is a gear model and my property is 5 heavily wooded acres on a slight grade with plenty of rocks. I use my tractor for mostly logging duties and snow removal. I've not had one bad experience with it yet. Good luck with your choice!

 

[varmint]

Mr. Whiz--- you are scoring a great machine at a great price. All good! You could sell it in a flash for what you are paying, so it's a no brainer, as they say.