B2920 in the B series??

[bstrom]

I have the B2920 and have been enjoying using it. It was right at the limit of what I could afford. I've also found that sometimes, it's good to not be so, well, big. My B2920 fits into my garage with the ropes up, and I've recently opened up a vary narrow overground road back to a very small gravel pit. Having a small tractor that I can get into some tight places, yet has the HP that I need to get the jobs done has proven to be a very good fit, for me.

I would second this, my 2620 is very maneuverable and I have been able to get a lot of power into some tight places. Definitely recommend loading the tires however. The loader is powerful enough to lift the back tires with just a blade or something on the 3-point. Plus it just gives you a more solid feel when moving rocks, gravel or heavy snow around. For most residential property owners I think it's plenty of tractor.

 

[Ozark Hollow]

I went through this same process last fall. I wanted a tractor with more ground clearance than the BX series but small enough to be maneuverable in tight places. Since the 2920 was physically larger than the 2620 I went with the 2620. After having the tractor for the last 8 months I'm very happy with it.

Kubota has so many choices in this general size range it can be a little overwhelming, but I don't think you can really go wrong with any of them.

 

[tommyz270]

Most of the guys on here say the 2620, but I've got a great deal going on the 2920 and I could hardly tell the difference between the 2920 and the 2320 except for:

- a little taller
- sat a little higher
- engine sounds a lot 'tougher'

I know the specs talk about the tire size and overall dimension sizes, but honestly, you can't tell the physical size difference and the tires are the same on the R4's... it's the turf's that are different sizes

 

[Evil the Weasel]

I don't think you can go wrong with any of them. If they are asking you to steal a 2920 from them, then by all means