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I would be happy with one like the 60s and 70s with a standard cab, 4×4,long bed with a V8 and 4 speed manual.

I use a quick hitch therefore I don't use them much but I do keep a few extra just in case.

Must have a Harley?

I got a 6ft land plane a couple years ago. Best darn implement that I have ever used on a driveway.Good investment.

Kubota 3902 or Grand L 4060

I'm not saying emissions are a bad thing at all. But cathletic converters have been on cars for 50years. They got them working pretty well by now. As far as the environment and global warming this is the way I see it. We Americans share the atmosphere and air we breath with the rest of the...

Your not the only one. I have went through 4 in the 5 years that I have had my tractor. Gotta be a better,economical way.

I would go for the MF if it was me. That is if you have a close dealer. We had a couple MF's going up on the farm. We always had good luck with them.

My father's 1994 JD6400 I believe was built in Germany.

Yes,that cutter is too much for that tractor. But I believe that a 6 footer is required to clear the tracks on that tractor. I actually was considering a MF 1840M when I bought my tractor. It's got the same footprint as the 1735. I decided against it due to that reason.

I am kinda seeing the same thing. I bought my JD 3039R back when Covid was starting during the summer of 2020. I have noticed recently that the new ones are substantially higher. Prices on used ones similar to mine are bringing more than I paid for mine new.

I know it seems obvious but start by greasing it good.

Dealer didn't have to claim any year since the model number on the hood wasn't produced until the later year. Proof is right there on the hood.

Yes, play nice unless or until you find out for sure that you have been taken advantage of.

I don't think it did iether. I priced a new 3901 in 2020 when I was shopping for a new tractor.

I purchased my 2019 JD in June of 2020.

I prefer removing the loader before bush hogging. It don't take long and makes a more enjoyable experience.

I believe the prices posted on tractordata.com are without a loader. (Something to keep in mind)

Simpson with Honda engine from Tractor Supply.

SCAG has a '61' inch Turf Tiger with a Kubota diesel in it. I have a '48' Tiger Cub gas model that has treated me well for the last 19 years. Love my JD 3r tractor but my SCAG ztr has treated me well.

I was interested in a Kioti but closest dealer was an 90 minute drive.

Guess some JD dealers differ. My local JD dealer has a decated separate sales staff for compact tractors and lawn equipment. Also separate service technicians dedicated to the compacts and lawn equipment.

Same goes for the loader in my opinion.

Leach or a mooch. They will keep doing it as long as they get by with it. If you give these type of people an inch,they will take a mile.

Wow,I priced a Grand L3560 GST with loader a couple grand under that 2 1/2years ago. Guess COVID changed things alot?

Rhinohide

Yes,vehicles and tractors are hard to come by here in Indiana. But went to the Albama coast this week and it appears that the dealers along the interstate ha plenty of inventory. I thought that was strange?

I would not make a purchase without driving both. I had my mind made up on one until i drove it. I realized I wasn't comfortable on it and realized it wasn't a good fit for me.

Where's that leave us ones with a 800-900 pound cutter? My 5 footer is 830 pound. This weight was left out of your chart?

Check out "outdoor with the Morgans" on Utube to find out who they are.

Couldn't agree more. Yes we all want to get a good deal. But end the end to me it's more important to get a machine that suits my needs and that I can depend on for decades.

There is less than 2hp difference between the HST version and the gear drive on my tractor. Not enough difference for me to give up the pros of the HST.

I two opted away from the Kubota because if the tredal peddle. It was a deal breaker for me. The Kioti dealership network in my area sucks. (Nearest one is an hour and half drive). For that reason I ended up with a JD. They have 5 dealerships within an hour from me. I know the JD was more...

Problem is the statement (not loaded to the gills) is their discretion and not the customers. A not loaded truck doesn't come with an automatic tranny. (IMHO). I would like a 4wd,long bed,standard cab,v8,manual tranny,in my choice of color. ( not a white fleet truck). That's not available in any...

Maybe I am to old but what happened to the traditional pick up? ( standard cab,8ft bed,v8- manual tranny,no carpet or a/c?) Can't get one no more. Fine if they want to sell the loaded ones but the basic one should still be available for those who want one. Or what about one that wants a sport...

It's a matter of preference I believe. I test drove a Kubota Grand series when I was looking for a tractor. The treadle pedal was uncomfortable to me and turned me away from the Kubota. Ended up with a 3r series JD. Kubota makes a good tractor but the treadle pedal was a game changer to me. I...

New ones are around $2,000 so it sounds pretty reasonable to me.

Got a JD mx5 behind my JD 3039r and it's a beast. Handles brush very well. Have cut up saplings the size of my wrist.