I looked for a nice used tractor for about two months and found nothing. Used kubotas are hard to find. I priced new ones around here (Mi.) But the best deal I found on a new BX or B series was from Carver equipment in NC. I happened to find mine in one of our local pennysaver papers. The guy had a heart attck and didn't wasnt able to keep it. You can also look on e-bay and emrrich sales and also tractorsmart. Good luck and let us know how it turns out.
I bought a B7500 today
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And a pic of part of the new 1000 sq ft masterbed and bath addition and the small barn and half of the yard. Building an addition seems to go real slow in the winter. I guess I'd rather be in the pole barn witht the tractor. Can't wait till spring to start landscaping
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Patio,
Looks real good!
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Your tractor looks like new. I'd say you got a good deal...
Enjoy!
Henro in Pgh, PA
Looks real good!
Third pic did not come across...
Your tractor looks like new. I'd say you got a good deal...
Enjoy!
Henro in Pgh, PA
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Hummmmm....how'd you do that?
Was that attachment there the whole time?
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Henro...
Was that attachment there the whole time?
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Henro...
HAMMERHEAD! I just recieved a bunch of pics from a guy In Niles Mi. who is selling a 1996 B2100 with 480 hours. It has a loader, 60 MMM and scraper blade. It looks to be in real good shape. Let me know if you're interested and I'll forward his name and e-mail. and the tractor pics.
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( The attachment wasn't there but throught the miracle of the edit button I was able to save face. )</font>
And by the virtue of you honesty so was I /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Have fun housebuilding...I've been doing it on mine for the last 20 years and have finally realized it's a never-ending project!
[When I started I thought it was going to be a five-year project...ahh....the optomism of youth! /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
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And by the virtue of you honesty so was I /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Have fun housebuilding...I've been doing it on mine for the last 20 years and have finally realized it's a never-ending project!
[When I started I thought it was going to be a five-year project...ahh....the optomism of youth! /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
Bill
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nice looking machine: have u been able to try it out? like the way your rear blade was set back, mine is in a lot closer, great for weight on rear end ,but cant swivel it.
