Would you buy a Kubota work truck?

[ovrszd]

Me too.

 

[4570Man]

If we’re discussing what I’d actually buy than no at least for a while until they’ve deprecated to a price I will pay. In theory I would as long as it’s not a cab over. I’m sure it would be top notch.

 

[Hay Dude]

Unfortunately you are right. OTOH that's the direction the younger crowd wants to head in, and it's time to start handing over the reins to them.

Ummmmm, no.
Im not handing over anything to anyone who wants to take us down a path of nonsense. Especially when its shoved in our face by 30-somethings in government thinking they know whats best for us.
Now if its a GOOD idea that benefits working people and taxpayers, not just coastal elites, Im in. :thumbsup:

Id really like to see some of the smaller players get bigger in the US. Hino, Mitsubishi Fuso, Nissan, etc.

 

[5030]

Fossil fuels will be around for a few more decades according to many a Financial media review . Considering how slow the electric vehicle market is proceeding compared to where electric vehicle proponents said we would be a decade ago .....and the continued low price of gas , and how many fossil resourced based countries are going to use the sale of fossil resources to dig themselves out of the covid pandemic deficits.....gas and diesel fueled pickups will be around long after I am buried. As for wanting a Kubota pickup truck, I have a Kubota RTV and here we can drive on rural roads...so I already have a Kubota pickup truck

The continued 'low price of gas (and diesel) is about to end if a certain dork gets elected. I bet gas will be at least 6 bucks a gallon next spring and diesel will be even more. Just topped off my bulk tank last week, I have enough to farm with for next year, after that, it's a crapshoot. In a way I'm glad I have 'Flex Fuel' vehicles. E85 is a bit cheaper. I cringe thinking about filling up the 'Burb at 6 bucks a gallon, that's a 180 buck fill.

Have one of those too and we can tool around here legally. We do all the time.

 

[5030]

Not this time. The UTV guys would probably spit out their coffee at the prospect of dealing with the emissions regulations.

Not really. My wife's new Kubota 850 GS side by side has not only a catalytic converter but O2 sensors and is high pressure fuel injected. (gas motor). The motor is a Subaru Robin but I understand Kubota bought the entire engine line from Subaru. 4 stroke DOHC twin.

 

[two_bit_score]

Unfortunately you are right. OTOH that's the direction the younger crowd wants to head in, and it's time to start handing over the reins to them.
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They will get the reins when they pry them from my cold dead fingers. Or, when they wake up and start showing some sense.

 

[airbiscuit]

Would it have the goofy Kubota Treadle?

 

[AlaskaL3130]

The continued 'low price of gas (and diesel) is about to end if a certain dork gets elected. I bet gas will be at least 6 bucks a gallon next spring and diesel will be even more.

Most people are clueless about what drives oil prices. Put your money where your mouth is.....how much do you want to bet gas will be $6.00 a gallon next spring? I’ll take that bet. Do you have a Paypal account to transfer the money?�� COVID-19 and it’s associated lockdowns should be raging next spring, further reducing demand for oil. COVID, combined with the fact Trump was in the pockets of Russian and Saudi governments and did nothing meaningful to curb their price reducing over-productions, is why we saw negative price per barrel numbers last spring. So, if you want to give Trump credit for your low gas prices, it’s because of his scatted brain foreign policy and COVID measures.

Let’s revisit this post come Spring of 2021 to illustrate how wrong you were.��

 

[Diggin It]

Im not handing over anything to anyone who wants to take us down a path of nonsense.

They will get the reins when they pry them from my cold dead fingers.

You'll both be toes up before Dinosaur squeezin's run out. And the youngin's WILL be running things.

 

[Hay Dude]

Most people are clueless about what drives oil prices. Put your money where your mouth is.....how much do you want to bet gas will be $6.00 a gallon next spring? I’ll take that bet. Do you have a Paypal account to transfer the money?�� COVID-19 and it’s associated lockdowns should be raging next spring, further reducing demand for oil. COVID, combined with the fact Trump was in the pockets of Russian and Saudi governments and did nothing meaningful to curb their price reducing over-productions, is why we saw negative price per barrel numbers last spring. So, if you want to give Trump credit for your low gas prices, it’s because of his scatted brain foreign policy and COVID measures.

Let’s revisit this post come Spring of 2021 to illustrate how wrong you were.��

Fuel was very cheap before Covid. I buy $15,000 of diesel per year, so Im very aware of fuel budgets for my businesses
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