Price Check Used B26 TLB or New Kioti CK3510

[rademamj1]

Yes, for the BH77 there are several hydraulic thumbs available from Kubota OEM and Bxpanded.

Factory Mount Barracuda BH Thumb

For the B26TLB, try to work out some kind of a payment plan with the owners. Put it in writing. Maybe they will let you spread the payments over 18 months. Other option is a higher cost bank loan.

Or go the direction your thinking, a new L3301 with subframe mounted Backhoe, and then finance with Kubota Credit at 0% for 5 years. No payments for 90 days. Kubota makes it effortless on application and approval usually same day or within 24 hours.

 

[murphy1244]

Me, I would jump all over that Bota! I would NOT buy a backhoe again as an attachment. Too dam long. I don't think Kioti even offers a true TLB. Buy the Bota and don't look back!

 

[murphy1244]

Lets see some pics of this machine..

 

[rxdad2012]

Me, I would jump all over that Bota! I would NOT buy a backhoe again as an attachment. Too dam long. I don't think Kioti even offers a true TLB. Buy the Bota and don't look back!

Thanks Murph! Wish I had some pics to share. I didn稚 take any lol

 

[BoylermanCT]

Does the Kubota have a SSQA on the loader? I wouldn't want to be limited to a bucket only. In fact, my tractor spends more time with the plow and forks on the front than the bucket. And my next purchase will be a grapple. Does the Kioti have a SSQA?

You can probably get good finance deals with the Kioti dealer. Much harder and more expensive when buying used from a private party.

 

[rxdad2012]

Does the Kubota have a SSQA on the loader? I wouldn't want to be limited to a bucket only. In fact, my tractor spends more time with the plow and forks on the front than the bucket. And my next purchase will be a grapple. Does the Kioti have a SSQA?

You can probably get good finance deals with the Kioti dealer. Much harder and more expensive when buying used from a private party.

The Kubota does have the quick attach

The Kiotis do as well. I agree on the financing. I hear that Kubota is easy peasy to get financing.

 

[GE7EA]

I am new to tractor use. I was able to try out a friend's Kubota to which I decided to go with my Kioti 3510. The layout of the controls, more foot room and the lack of the "treadle peddle" sold me on my Kioti. In comparison to friend's L3800, the Kioti had a little more power but is shared due to HST. I have not had any disappointments thus far. I really like some of the options that come with the Kioti. The telescoping arms on the 3 point hitch are on the top of my list. I've yet to consider a quick hitch due to it. My one complaint is I wish they came standard with the brake peddle on the opposite side of the gas pedal. Transitioning on a hill requires a little bit of dexterity but I have read on TBN that a retro fit isn't difficult to do to achieve such a setup. When I financed through Kioti, I was able to roll in some implements as well. All this being said is by an inexperienced user in the grand scheme of things, but Kioti offered a layout that I felt much more natural adhering to. Good luck and hope what ever you go with works out for you.

 

[rxdad2012]

I am new to tractor use. I was able to try out a friend's Kubota to which I decided to go with my Kioti 3510. The layout of the controls, more foot room and the lack of the "treadle peddle" sold me on my Kioti. In comparison to friend's L3800, the Kioti had a little more power but is shared due to HST. I have not had any disappointments thus far. I really like some of the options that come with the Kioti. The telescoping arms on the 3 point hitch are on the top of my list. I've yet to consider a quick hitch due to it. My one complaint is I wish they came standard with the brake peddle on the opposite side of the gas pedal. Transitioning on a hill requires a little bit of dexterity but I have read on TBN that a retro fit isn't difficult to do to achieve such a setup. When I financed through Kioti, I was able to roll in some implements as well. All this being said is by an inexperienced user in the grand scheme of things, but Kioti offered a layout that I felt much more natural adhering to. Good luck and hope what ever you go with works out for you.

Appreciate that info! Sent you a PM

 

[coobie]

I got them down to 23800. Im checking with my local bank to see what kind of financing options I have. Looks like a 5 year loan at around 4.99 percent. Any experts on here with better options? I dont have that kind of cash to pay right now....

I would move on if you don,t have the cash.

 

[coobie]

You are gonna analyze this until someone comes along and writes a check for that B26.

THIS^^snooze you loose.