Anticipating my new B3030

[rtdiggr]

BXBota nice tractor, i am sure you will have a blast with it.

That is a beautiful stone wall you have did you do that ?

Shane

 

[BXBota]

In just the few hours I had to play with the tractor yesterday, I'm already impressed at how much better the implements install/remove on the 3030 vs. the BX2200. The quick hitch for the snowblower is much easier to install, the loader valve stays on the tractor and therefore changing from loader to snowblower is much easier, and even though the 72 inch mower deck is heavier than the 60 inch it is easier to move with the larger ground engaging wheels.

No, I didn't do that stone wall but I am planning on duplicating it myself on another area of my property.

Thanks for everyone's earlier input. It really helped me decide to go with the 3030. I was able to take advantage of the 0% financing and the $200 Quail Unlimited rebate which certainly helped the bottom line price.

 

[workinallthetime]

congrats !!!! i to moved from the bx to b3030 and never looked back. I think kubota does this to us, like the bx well your going to love the b,lol
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going to be fun around there

 

[bialecki]

congrats !!!! i to moved from the bx to b3030 and never looked back. I think kubota does this to us, like the bx well your going to love the b,lol going to be fun around there

Hey workingallthetime; best wishes on your new B3030.

 

[bigdad]

Hey BXBOTA,

Do you remember how they lashed down the rear of that nice new 3030? Looks like they used the lift arms. Just curious for my own application.

Thanks BD

 

[BXBota]

Hey BXBOTA,

Do you remember how they lashed down the rear of that nice new 3030? Looks like they used the lift arms. Just curious for my own application.

Thanks BD

To be honest I don't think I saw how the rear part of tractor was hooked up. I was most likely gazing at the tractor when he was removing straps. It certainly looks like by the picture that the 3 point hitch arms were used.

 

[bigdad]

You know...... with a nice lookin' hotrod like that 3030...I'd be doin' the same thing!

 

[workinallthetime]

Hey BXBOTA,

Do you remember how they lashed down the rear of that nice new 3030? Looks like they used the lift arms. Just curious for my own application.

Thanks BD

i use a big clevis through the draw bar hole, think it cost like 30 bucks and it never comes off. i have a BH so thats one of my attaching points when i haul the thing. One of these days i will take some pics of my hooks i bolted on the front and the large clevis i use to tie the thing down with.
I spent the day hauling brush from the ice storm, got some older folks around me an i take care of their property also, tomorrow i will move down to the next neighbor and pull his brush out. My kids dont understand why we are doing it but i hope one day they will realize what its like to help someone and expect nothing in return.

 

[AMR]

I can't say enough good things about Emerich's and about my B3030. I purchased my BX23 from them and then traded my BX23 in on a B3030 this fall, fantastic all the way around. So far I have found my B3030 to be awesome. Maybe I can't remember that far back but it feels like it gets everywhere my BX23 did but with a little more power and a little more clearance and a little more capability, I wish I had started out with a 3030, maybe then I would have traded up to and L and felt the same way! But in the end one of the primary tasks for my B3030 is mowing the lawn and I think that this is about as big and expensive a riding lawn mower as I can try to justify.

Good luck with your new tractor. If you get a chance can you snap a couple photos of the blower? I have the front blade which I love but I could see a blower in my future.

 

[teeravis1]

You will love the new tractor, it is a great machine. I have 102 hours on mine and hope to put on hundreds more throughout the years. Enjoy it!

Seeing it is Christmas Eve morning I would like to say Merry Christmas to all the TBN'ers. Hope all of you and your families have a wonderful holiday season!