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[Bluegill2]

By the way I'm 23 years old and about to purchase my first home

I was 23 when I bought my first Kubota and 19 when I bought my first house & 3 acres. I sold that place 6 years later after buying 10 acres. Have 400 acres now & two Kubotas.

Also check out your local dealers, I've had 4 tractors and bought them all used, two were well below half of new price... I paid 15K for my L3800DT w/loader & only 14 hrs on it 2 years ago, been very impressed with it!!!

 

[Bluegill2]

Good for you on wanting a house. If I had to do it again, I would buy a shack with no running water or heat. But if it was on 50 acres--I'm sold. You can never have enough land. No close neighbors to cause problems; you can shoot a gun and ride ATV's--Freedom.
Good luck.

Completely agree! I can shoot off both front and back porch... Blow stuff up & cut all the firewood I need...

 

[diesel lover]

Completely agree! I can shoot off both front and back porch... Blow stuff up & cut all the firewood I need...

Yes! I'm a strong second amendment supporter. I conceal carry nearly daily. I also hunt but the last time I hunted deer was in Michigan. For the price I'm paying it will be nice to have my own property to wake up to every morning and I will be paying less for it than my aprartment now

 

[Bluegill2]

Yes! I'm a strong second amendment supporter. I conceal carry nearly daily. I also hunt but the last time I hunted deer was in Michigan. For the price I'm paying it will be nice to have my own property to wake up to every morning and I will be paying less for it than my aprartment now

Good for you bro!

 

[art]

[QUOTE Kubota dealers sell ONLY Kubota tractors. [/QUOTE]

Many Kubota dealers are older major line dealers and are well established. Many have been through other brands of compact tractors before Kubota but for many they have been a staple to the industry with over 40 years in America. I know under different colors and names we have sold most popular manufactures of compact tractors over the last thirty five years. I feel they get better with every new model but it's like the big tractors do to! Hoping on a thirty old tractor and going for a ride is different just like an old car or truck..

Kubota does have dealer training not that most every other company doesn't have it either. Kubota does REQUIRE it to sell it for certified dealers.. They do make it easy like the major ag lines have over the past few years but the training cost and time is mandatory to stay on top of the curve. It is the difference of a mechanic to a technician!

 

[diesel lover]

Well I'm feeling better with all of the financing options I'm finding with Kubota. I'm finding the L series to be very good. Like an L series L4600Hst For 30,000$ with R4 tires and a loader. I can get larger L series or go up in price into an M series I'm actually thinking when it comes to a lighter Kubota they may be more easily transported. Like with the 40 HP Kubotas I'm looking at could easily be hauled with a 3/4 ton or one ton safely

 

[KYDan]

I have the MX5100 HST 4WD with the R4 tires and love it. You might consider it if you don't need a cab. Dollar for dollar it is one of the best value tractors that Kubota offers. There are not all of the amenities of the grand L series, but I have found that for difference in capabilities it has served my needs better. My only gripes for it are the lack of a brake on warning light and a minuscule toolbox. The large series tractor mount toolbox from Tractor Supply remedied that problem for a very small investment. Good luck on your hunt for your tractor and make sure you sit on one and drive it around the lot for awhile to familiarize yourself with it. Get the HD round back bucket with the loader and order a toothbar for it if you are going to be working in dirt. Both are worth the money. After market tooth bars are easy to find and less expensive. Using the financing offered from Kubota you will be required to carry insurance which is not overpriced and they do pay off if you need to use it. I hung a pallet fork under a rock when I was picking up a log. I didn't see and it bent the quick attach frame for the loader (another good option) and bent it. The repairs were $2,375 for everything and the insurance paid all but the $250 deductible without any hassle.

 

[Bluegill2]

Well I'm feeling better with all of the financing options I'm finding with Kubota. I'm finding the L series to be very good. Like an L series L4600Hst For 30,000$ with R4 tires and a loader. I can get larger L series or go up in price into an M series I'm actually thinking when it comes to a lighter Kubota they may be more easily transported. Like with the 40 HP Kubotas I'm looking at could easily be hauled with a 3/4 ton or one ton safely

Prices too high, unless that is MSRP? L4600 here is 27k with mower, box blade & 18' trailer. MX5100 here is 29k w/mower, box blade & 20' trailer. Probably knock 4-5K off for the extras.

 

[foreman Etexas]

Prices too high, unless that is MSRP? L4600 here is 27k with mower, box blade & 18' trailer. MX5100 here is 29k w/mower, box blade & 20' trailer. Probably knock 4-5K off for the extras.

The L4600 DT,4wd,ldr, r1s here $22,795 on local dealers web.site,if I had to guess if add r4's and hst,maybe an extra 2/2500.

 

[diesel lover]

Prices too high, unless that is MSRP? L4600 here is 27k with mower, box blade & 18' trailer. MX5100 here is 29k w/mower, box blade & 20' trailer. Probably knock 4-5K off for the extras.

Yes that is msrp.

For what you mentioned sounds like a steal!!! With what kind of 20 foot trailer? A 20 foot equipment hauling trailer ? Gooseneck pintle or ball hitch? The deal you mentioned sounds too good to be true