Financing Financing a Kubota

[Gatorboy]

I have to agree! I personally use Yahoo! BillPay. It is great! Pay my bills on the web. Plus I have all my monthly bills scheduled to be paid automatically (i.e. Mortgage, Electric, etc.)

Regards,
Dave "Gatorboy" Hoffmann
Fallston, Maryland

 

[Timd]

I bought a 2910 this summer and just received the payment
book and a summary sheet from Kubota about insurance.
Kubota insurance covers property damage to the tractor,
but not liability. So if I roll the tractor or it's damaged
during transport or while I'm helping a neighbor down the
street I'm covered. My homeowner's wouldn't cover that,
but an umbrella policy might.

But if I ding my neighbor's car this winter while helping clear
snow with the loader, Kubota doesn't cover it.

Timd

 

[Bird]

Thanks, Paul, I use Quicken, too, and I'm familiar with what you're talking about, but since it costs nothing for any other bills, and I only write 5 checks a month, I couldn't see paying them $6 a month since the postage is so much less. All my other bills either draft my checking account, or I pay them online at no cost.

Bird

 

[NathanielJeep1]

Thanks all of you,
I am pretty sure I am going to finance with Kubota, but I didn't know you had to get insurance for them. I am going to wait a little longer, but I'm going to go to the local dealer.
Thanks,
Nathaniel

 

[Bird]

Nathaniel, I don't know of anyone who will finance anything of any size unless it's insured, whether car, house, tractor, etc. You can get your own from your own agent and sent a copy to whatever finance company or the finance company will arrange insurance (and you pay for it of course).

Bird

 

[Buck]

My State Farm agent told me that my tractor is covered under my homeowners insurance so long as the tractor is used for residential use.

 

[fishman]

Buck,

Thanks for that info. I will check with Germania to see just what the tractor insurance covers that wouldn't be covered with a homeowner policy.

 

[JRP]

The Kubota finance contract says "No driving on streets or roads". I would not and did not sign that. There is no way I could sign a contract that said I could not drive the tractor on a road.

Something to consider.onsider

 

[JRP]

The insurance available from Kubota is sky high. Shop. I used Farm Bureau Insurance.

 

[Buck]

fishman,

Please let me know if he says something different!


Buck