2005 Kubota Models

[Longson]

I can hardly contain myself...A L3400 w/HST! That was the only thing standing between me and a new tractor...Except maybe the wife and $15k to $20K! Seriously, I think I would be REAL interested in that one. I wonder if the price on the new model year will increase much.

I am going to get a chance to get a feel for this size tractor this weekend. I had 33 tons of 3/4" rock delivered and I have a rental 32hp JD reserved (I couldn't find a Kubota). I guess I will find out how good these thing are.

 

[rexman]

does anyone know if the gr 2000 series gardeb tractor had 4wd.i looked on deen implement and i didnt see anything about it having 4wd.

 

[RedAg02]

Yes, the GR2000 and GR2100 are both 4WD with Glide-Steer. This is how the Kubota literature defines Glide-Steer:

Glide Steer technology is a revolutionary new feature that allows the tractor to turn in a very tight turning radius. Glide Steer aids in pulling the machine around leaving a very small uncut diamter of grass. Each rear tire has an independent wheel that becomes limited inner rear wheel traction depending on the direction you turn, always allowing the inside rear wheel to track freely, which prevents turf damage that many standard lawn & garden tractors cause. In addition, the front axles turn at a 70-degree angle allowing a tight turn.

Hope this helps.

 

[fishman]

Ronjhall,

So if a kit will be available to fit the bh75 to the 7800, would that not also work on the 2910? A subframe mounted backhoe on my 2910 sure would look good. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[ronjhall]

fishman
Yes. But this is <font color="orange"> Kubota </font> we are talking about. I may not happens as fast as we would like.
I wonder what changes will be required with a MMM?

 

[fishman]

Yes, I figure that extra backhoes probably won't be available for quite some time. Heck, I might even be able to afford one by then. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif