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gabrichter
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Yes B2920.... 2 is too close to 3. The B2930 is what Kubota will release next month with new more effecient 30hp motor, my luck after getting this one:laughing:
B2930 coming end of week
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bp fick
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Congratulations on your new machine.
The only things I'd say to watch out for is to remember to use the clutch when changing ranges. But that is likely second nature to you. I am not cognitively aware of it anymore, just do it.
Second thing is the FEL joystick at your hip? I find it very easy to be turning around looking at the 3 pt implement and drive my leg into the joystick, operating the FEL unintentionally. Maybe just me, but that's a PITA once in awhile.
Enjoy your new machine.
The only things I'd say to watch out for is to remember to use the clutch when changing ranges. But that is likely second nature to you. I am not cognitively aware of it anymore, just do it.
Second thing is the FEL joystick at your hip? I find it very easy to be turning around looking at the 3 pt implement and drive my leg into the joystick, operating the FEL unintentionally. Maybe just me, but that's a PITA once in awhile.
Enjoy your new machine.
jakell2010
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I have the same unit but with r4's,,,the only complaint is that it's a tad light, no end to the power,,,,I wouldn't trade all those implements!!! You can run them till there's no tomorrow with the 2920
wcampbell47
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Tractor Data dot com only lists up to a 2920 then jumps to a 3030. Whatever, the 2920 is a sweet tractor. Powerful, nice operator station, good clearance and working view of fel.
I have the B3200. The only thing I would caution you on is when using the fel make sure the load is distributed fairly evenly across the bucket. Loading it full on one side and empty on the other can make it feel tippy to the heavy side. The hydraulics are powerful enough to get you into that situation quick.
I have the B3200. The only thing I would caution you on is when using the fel make sure the load is distributed fairly evenly across the bucket. Loading it full on one side and empty on the other can make it feel tippy to the heavy side. The hydraulics are powerful enough to get you into that situation quick.
Evil the Weasel
Platinum Member
The lock lever right below the joystick will prevent this from happening.
tractchores
Veteran Member
I'm a new 2920 owner to. I've got loaded turfs, fel, backhoe and as of yesterday a wallenstein bx42 chipper. There's no major difference vs any other tractor. i would check fluids after a bit as air bubbles work out lowering the level. I didn't have that issue, but bx owners seem to. The tractor has plenty of power to run implements and the fel is strong enough to get you in trouble if you lift somethinng too heavy, have an unbalanced load or pull with a hook on one side. I would recommend loading the tires if you haven't, the turfs have tons of traction loaded. For lawn work i would recommend using 2wd, otherwise the front tires rip up the lawn. Have fun!
