Price Check B3030, price increases, sales records . . . .
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GregJ
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Henro,
I agree with you. Reading these reviews, that was the first thing I thought. I have a chipper that takes a little "umph" to get going. It's kinda like starting a car on a hill in 3rd gear. It has to be "feathered" to get it going. I can only imagine how hard that would be on the tractor to have full engagement right at the flip of a switch.
Other than that though..... It sounds like a nice machine... especially that BH. I guess that's why I keep buying Lotto tickets.
Greg
I agree with you. Reading these reviews, that was the first thing I thought. I have a chipper that takes a little "umph" to get going. It's kinda like starting a car on a hill in 3rd gear. It has to be "feathered" to get it going. I can only imagine how hard that would be on the tractor to have full engagement right at the flip of a switch.
Other than that though..... It sounds like a nice machine... especially that BH. I guess that's why I keep buying Lotto tickets.
Greg
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Henro, we have been working in the farm industry with hydraulic PTO's and Kubota has done an excellent job with setting them up to modulate the load to the engine the same as with the larger tractors. That is how the big farm tractors are and have been now for about 15 years. I can understand your concern and sometimes they do seem a little harsh but they do work well.