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I had a 22 acre campground, lots of roads, lots of forest and lots of snow. I had a Case 580 and that thing was worked, everything from pruning trees, picking up large deadfall, clearing snow of the roads and maintaining the gravel roads, digging trenches for utilities, putting up poles for...

I don't know where you are but in Canada all the valves on propane cylinders are replaceable

I have a B7800 and I love. Don't anything bigger.

sounds like your bendix isn't engaging properly

Up here it is 30% sellers and 6% buyer

I would do both live auction and on line. I been to a lot lately and we are doing downsizing too. Because we live in a rural area, any of the market site and Kijiji don't work because people like to be close to the pick up point.

somebody buggered up at the manufacturer. That rusted out part was like that when you bought it. The rest just followed

Well you have to take with a grain of salt when so called experts give advice. I once had a 1959 chev and an "expert" told me I should get rid of it because my engine was going to need replacing, seven years later it was still going strong. In the past two years my B7800 I've used my 4 wheel...

Well you have to take with a grain of salt when so called experts give advice. I once had a 1959 chev and an "expert" told me I should get rid of it because my engine was going to need replacing, seven years later it was still going strong. In the past two years my B7800 I've used my 4 wheel...

Mine is worth more then $7000. ($23,000) and in Canada it is too expensive to insure. So it is self insured

I got rid of my 2006 F150 supercab with an eight foot box and it took me 3 years to find a newer one (2014) and I had to get from another province. I was thinking of trading it in on a new model but the price and an eight foot box is crazy.

I have a B7800 Kubota and I move our trailer all around the yard. About the same size as your Mahindra. I connect from the 3 point to the trailer

I bought a 2008 Kubota 7800 (830 hrs) and can sell it easily at any time. In fact the dealer offered to give me $8000. more then I paid for it 10 months after I purchased it.

I bought a good used B7800 Kubota (830 hrs) for 17,000 a year and a half ago. When I went to the dealer six months later, to buy a tiller, the dealer asked what I paid for it and they said they would give me 25,000 for it right then. I turned them down. I'm in Canada and use it lots. Prrr's like...

I had a small grader like this for our campground. It was called a "Basic". A John Deere 3 cyl diesel engine. Worked like a champ. When I worked for highways dept, we called them asphalt graders.

Thanks for all the advice here. I was wondering about a set only for the front

I had a campground that needed fence , lighting and sign posts. I did it all with an 8". I never used cement or foam. Packed the soil with a tamper (2 x4) and they are all still standing 28 years later

I agree with Isaacs. I bought an old dept of highways 3 ton. That thing lasted me for 20 years. Built like a tank.

you need something like a Case 580 for what you are talking about

I've joined the club also. Those brakes get mighty hot.

they all make a pretty small sub compact. I was just down at the Kubota dealer and they had exactly what you are asking.

We just went from a 22 acre campground with a 580 case w/backhoe to a 3 acre property. We needed to put in a garden, maintain a 100 foot driveway. We have a ride on lawnmower 26hp/46. We have a Kubota B7800 without mower but have a loader and a tiller. This is all we need need