Would you please inform me who the third member of the big three is? (I am kind of a newbie to look at this or any forum on tractors.)
Choosing between orange and green
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Would you please inform me who the third member of the big three is? (I am kind of a newbie to look at this or any forum on tractors.)
Well folks, thanks for all the insight. I have bought a Kubota B2920. It will be delivered tomorrow, Saturday. I'm pretty excited. My wife went with me and test drove it. She liked it, so that pretty much says it all! She has already been thinking about all she can do with the FEL! I also bought a box blade, and a shredder. I was also fortunate enough to get a zero-turn mower for a good price. I'll try to post pictures tomorrow.
Jim
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Congrats on the new purchase. You definitely made a big mistake though............You let the wife operate it. What are you going to do? Watch her do all the work and not have any fun yourself? You made a great choice. Keep us posted..
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Congratulations on your new B2920, they are really nice little tractors; seriously considered buying one a couple of years ago.
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The best advice I ever got on this site when I was looking is worth repeating-
If you're choosing between well made machines, the tipping point is going to be where you have the best relationship with the dealer/ service, and who is going to make it easier for you to buy. I compared JD, Kubota and New Holland and ended up with my BLUE for that reason, which by the way was made in Wisconsin!
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If you're choosing between well made machines, the tipping point is going to be where you have the best relationship with the dealer/ service, and who is going to make it easier for you to buy. I compared JD, Kubota and New Holland and ended up with my BLUE for that reason, which by the way was made in Wisconsin!
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