b-6100e Kubota

[MikeFLA]

The price seems high for a B6100E. I own one and I would not spend that kind of money for what it is capable of doing. It is a fair mower and lacks weight/traction with turf tires to do any serious box blading. I plan to save the pennies and purchase a B7500.

If you want to know specifics of the 6100E performance please let me know. I will be glad to share my experiences with you.

 

[Thomas]

Thanks for the info Kelvin.
Well back to the books and couple of parts of coffee,/w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gifor take a trip to my dealer this morning. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

Thomas..NH /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

 

[Thomas]

Well after visiting w/my dealer..having coffee/w3tcompact/icons/smile.gifand spending my allowance for the week/w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif..the B6100E 2WD never offer a FEL by Kubota,but there are after market FEL which can be purchase,but my dealer said it would be unwise to install FEL..asking for trouble.
Thanks for your info.

Thomas..NH /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

 

[hwp]

My neighbour has a B6100 four wheel drive, not sure which model, with a FEL and rear blade. I often borrow it to load crushed stone onto my yard trailer. It is a nice little unit, but it is a little unit. The FEL is genuine Kubota but for a larger model. The tractor can become unstable with a full bucket at the top of the lift. I think the asking price is rather high given that the machine is probably 20 years old. My suggestion is to keep looking.

 

[WVBill]

I have a B6100DT (4WD) manufactured in 1978. It has a Kubota FEL (Model B219, as I recall). My Father-in-law gave it to me 2 years ago so I really don't know about prices.

With just 2WD and no FEL I think you're looking at basically a $4495 lawnmower. Yes, you could hook up 3ph implements (plow, blade, rake, etc.) but my experience with my B6100 is that any time I do, I need to engage the 4wd and get some weight in the FEL to effectively pull/push them.