jezreel
Silver Member
Thanks for the info on the 3pt quick attach.
I also like the Pat’s Easy Change. That is a much cheaper alternative.
I also like the Pat’s Easy Change. That is a much cheaper alternative.
I hate not talking face to face. My mistake reading the post. Yes, we had a survey and assessment done when buying the 20 acres. Then the bank let us use the original survey for the construction loan. Now we need a new survey and assessment for closing on the home mortgage. The survey that shows one acre with the house, septic, well house and road has been completed, and now we are waiting on the assessment. Hopefully get that done this week.
Sorry for my misunderstanding.
Wow! ! ! We are finally closing on our house this Friday. Yay! ! ! I should be getting myself to the Kubota dealer in the next couple of weeks. I am leaning toward the L4701 due to budget reasons. I've even been considering used tractors, but the compacts hold their value so well, I keep thinking that I'm better off spending a little extra money on the new one.
I was talking to a neighbor and he told me about the Kubota he bought some years ago for his new property. He had a lot of upfront work to do, and realized after a year or two that the tractor was sitting in the barn way more than it was being used. He said that he now rents a tractor once a year to do the work he needs. I've read all the threads about the pros and cons of buying vs. renting, and I understand over the course of many years buying pays off. But wow, I am wondering if I am in the same situation that he was. A lot of upfront work, and then a lot less work after the first year or two. $35,000 is a lot of money to spend, to see the tractor and implements sit in the barn. I might have more work to do down the line than I realize, but that's hard to say. I've thought about going a bit smaller, like the L3901, to save a little money, but I've heard too many folks say, not to go too small. I've seen some real nice 2WD MX tractors at a great price, but everyone says don't get 2WD. One thing I do know is I have to get these pastures ready to sprig and seed for coastal by the spring, so New, Used or Rent. . . I gotta get a tractor and implements.