3830 or 4330

[GuyL]

Bob:
Again this is what the dealer says, the insurance covers wherever the tractor is. This is where (dealer says) I might have a proplem with my homeowners coverage. I have asked homeowners insurance for a quote and coverage this afternoon. I will post response. The Kubota plan is underwritten by the Chubb Group, which in my experience, is a reputable insurance company.

Guy

 

[GuyL]

Bob:
Again this is what the dealer says, the insurance covers wherever the tractor is. This is where (dealer says) I might have a proplem with my homeowners coverage. I have asked homeowners insurance for a quote and coverage this afternoon. I will post response. The Kubota plan is underwritten by the Chubb Group, which in my experience, is a reputable insurance company.

Guy

 

[InlineDieselFan]

Guy I wish I had your dilemma, I wanted a 5030 but no where near the funds, I wish I would have had the money for the 3830 even, but then I settled on a 3130 (the 3400 and 4400 were not out yet). The dealer had a 'last year model 3430 that he let me have at the last year price, so I got my 3430 at the 3130 price.

If you have the money I do not think you will ever be sorry buying too large of a tractor, but you can certainly be sorry buying too small of a tractor, get the 4330!

steve

 

[InlineDieselFan]

Guy I wish I had your dilemma, I wanted a 5030 but no where near the funds, I wish I would have had the money for the 3830 even, but then I settled on a 3130 (the 3400 and 4400 were not out yet). The dealer had a 'last year model 3430 that he let me have at the last year price, so I got my 3430 at the 3130 price.

If you have the money I do not think you will ever be sorry buying too large of a tractor, but you can certainly be sorry buying too small of a tractor, get the 4330!

steve

 

[Doc_Bob]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Bob:
Again this is what the dealer says, the insurance covers wherever the tractor is. This is where (dealer says) I might have a proplem with my homeowners coverage. I have asked homeowners insurance for a quote and coverage this afternoon. I will post response. The Kubota plan is underwritten by the Chubb Group, which in my experience, is a reputable insurance company.

Guy )</font>

Did the dealer give you a sample of the policy? I look forward to what your homeowners tells you.
Bob

 

[Doc_Bob]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Bob:
Again this is what the dealer says, the insurance covers wherever the tractor is. This is where (dealer says) I might have a proplem with my homeowners coverage. I have asked homeowners insurance for a quote and coverage this afternoon. I will post response. The Kubota plan is underwritten by the Chubb Group, which in my experience, is a reputable insurance company.

Guy )</font>

Did the dealer give you a sample of the policy? I look forward to what your homeowners tells you.
Bob

 

[Runk]

I went thru the same question a year and a half ago.
Glad I got the 4330.
Glad I got the bigger loader. With 4in1 bucket. Super versatile.
Glad I got TnT for box blade. Repeat, get TnT.....
My homeowners ins wouldnt cover the tractor so went with Kubota based upon what my salesperson told me and the policy has wound up costing much more than I was told. (Maybe I misunderstood).
Be sure you are clear on the cost of the insurance.
My tractor has the GST and am very glad for that too...from what I have read the 4330 HST is low on power.
Good luck, and have fun with your new toy!!

 

[Runk]

I went thru the same question a year and a half ago.
Glad I got the 4330.
Glad I got the bigger loader. With 4in1 bucket. Super versatile.
Glad I got TnT for box blade. Repeat, get TnT.....
My homeowners ins wouldnt cover the tractor so went with Kubota based upon what my salesperson told me and the policy has wound up costing much more than I was told. (Maybe I misunderstood).
Be sure you are clear on the cost of the insurance.
My tractor has the GST and am very glad for that too...from what I have read the 4330 HST is low on power.
Good luck, and have fun with your new toy!!

 

[Ob1kubota]

Mr Guyl get the 4330 now before the interest rates go up and don't bother with the Kubota Insurance either. It's a third party firm only looking at your premium dollars. Your home owners will cover your contractual need with Kubota Finance.
I had four Kubotas under water in 2003, I was able to get all four running within hours after the flash flood. Worry not in Hammond your out of the soup Brother. A 4330 is not going to float or blow away. Worse case you will loose your seat, ignition switch ( if we have a Cane pull your battery) alternator, starter solenoid will need reworked. All this (if) it happens is way cheaper than those extra premiums for years. In fact my Dealer talked it down on my new M9540 and my State Farm agent had no problem with another Kubota. The price is right! and the DT is the only way to go with what you need to do. R-4????????? You might want to discuss this further.

 

[Ob1kubota]

Mr Guyl get the 4330 now before the interest rates go up and don't bother with the Kubota Insurance either. It's a third party firm only looking at your premium dollars. Your home owners will cover your contractual need with Kubota Finance.
I had four Kubotas under water in 2003, I was able to get all four running within hours after the flash flood. Worry not in Hammond your out of the soup Brother. A 4330 is not going to float or blow away. Worse case you will loose your seat, ignition switch ( if we have a Cane pull your battery) alternator, starter solenoid will need reworked. All this (if) it happens is way cheaper than those extra premiums for years. In fact my Dealer talked it down on my new M9540 and my State Farm agent had no problem with another Kubota. The price is right! and the DT is the only way to go with what you need to do. R-4????????? You might want to discuss this further.