b 23,26,29/ 20

[GPintheMitten]

I was in the market and looking at the same models as you, last winter.

I decided I would get the 2920. Then I found a Craigslist ad for a 2620 with only 110 hours, and I got it pretty cheap.

It runs the 48" rototiller fine, and I think it could handle a 60" tiller. It also runs my 60" rear snowblower fine.

 

[s219]

I liked the 2620, but for only $700, it seemed like a no brainer to get the 2920 and max out the engine/PTO horespower available in that chassis size. For any PTO implements or taxing use, that little extra horsepower could make a difference. There's no real downside other than it being an extra $700.

There's a bigger difference between the 2320 and the 26/29, so those two groups are easier to separate in terms of size, hydraulics, loader capacity, etc. If smaller is better, than the 2320 could be the best option.

 

[mcrimm]

If you dont mind me asking where did you get your 2920 billings would be my closest dealer

I've bought my Kubota gear from Parsons Tractor in Kalispell. I have purchased 2 tractors and my zero turn from them and have been very satisfied.
Mike

 

[chub380]

thanks