About to tie the knot !?!

JeremyL · Mar 20, 2002

If anyone has reason to object to this union, speak now or forever hold your peace. The proposed union is:

Kubota MX5000 with one set of remote hydrolics and a sun shade
and BushHog Squealer 720

both for $15,100, delivered.

(Or should I leave her at the alter for the blushing blue New Holland 3010S?)

Any words of encouragement would be appreciated. (You see I am posting this on the Kubota discussion board, so I guess I can expect encouragement. How about constructive criticism?)

-JL in Kentucky

JohnMiller3 · Mar 20, 2002

Hands down... Kubota MX5000.../w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

MReeter · Mar 20, 2002

Go with that combo.Two dependable workhorses,you wont be sorry.That Kubota looks like one BAD boy!!!

frank_f15 · Mar 20, 2002

I THINK IT IS A GREAT MARRIAGE. I ALSO AM JEALOUS/w3tcompact/icons/eyes.gif
AND john? how do u keep coming up with all the needed pics and information? ALWAYS IN AWE!!!!!
FRANK

Thomas · Mar 21, 2002

If you tie the knot w/MX5000 does that mean w/in years you could have a baby bota. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

rmc · Mar 21, 2002

Jeremyl

At least you will NOT BE BLUE over that union

TBone · Mar 21, 2002

I'd throw a little rice on that couple anytime. GO FOR IT!

TBone

Anonymous Poster · Apr 7, 2002

So much for the "Kubota Buying/ Pricing" section for me. I've priced and bought and had delivery and enjoyed the first hour of what you real tractor afficionados call "seat time."

With the new rebates from Kubota for April I ended up getting $300 of my original deal. I ended up paying $14,800 for the new Kubota MX5000 with rear hydrolics and canopy, and a Bushhog Squealer 720. Financed half, so paying cash wasn't necessary for obtaining what I consider to be a more than fair price.

Got the deal and very good responsiveness from H & R Agripower in Russellville, KY. In case anyone else is from that part of the world I thought you might like to know.

First impression: I was so used to hearing clatter, chatter and whining from the old bushhog behind the old (1950 Oliver Row Cropper) bucket of bolts, that I wasn't sure the new bushhog was even on and working until I looked behind me and saw the smooth wake of cuttings.

Got to update my profile now.

J. Levine