JD 2520

[Ursa Major]

Congratulations on the great tractor!

 

[BleedGreen]

I had the exact same experience. For a short time I was torn between the JD & Kubota. I liked the tree-range selection of the Kubota HST as well as a more affordable price, but the idea of the pedal configuration on the Kubota kept driving me nuts! Heel / toe, reverse / forward, not to mention having to hike your leg for the brake on the BX's. We received decent care & attention at the Kubota dealership, but when my wife and I visited the John Deere dealer, the care and attention that we received was oustanding. The salesman answered the many questions that I had, took his time, and even put me on a 2520 for a test drive. With the $2500 incentive, I was sold! I will post a couple of pictures once the tractor is delivered .

Where are you from, kb?

 

[Petroman1]

Welcome to TBN petroman!
You sure got a handful of attachments too.
Funny you mentioned a Woods box blade. Yours is painted green and I'm sure it's labeled Frontier,but Woods actually makes them for JD.:thumbsup:


I'm sure your 2520 is eager to oblige.

Greg

It is green and says Woods on it. Not the Frontier brand. Thanks for the feedback.

 

[Petroman1]

I was sold! I will post a couple of pictures once the tractor is delivered .

I look forward to seeing them!

 

[kb2520]

BleedGreen, sorry for the delayed reply. I live in north central West Virginia.

 

[Petroman1]

I finally made a decision and purchased the 2520! 200CX FEL, 62DMMM, Wood Box Blade, I-Match, 46 Backhoe(when it arrives), 54" snowblower! I spent alot of time on TBN looking at various topics. Thank you to all of you that have made vairious posts. The incentives by JD, 0% for 72 months and the $2500.00 rebate on attachements with this model helped. I really like the pedal configuration on the JD and the dealer was a great help. When I visited some of the local competitors it was difficult to get the time of day. The old saying of first impressions is very true. I look forward to years of use out of this machine!

So I was at the dealer yesterday and the #46 back hoe with the 16" bucket finally arrived. It will be picked up next week and installed. The snow blower will be delivered at that time as well.

 

[smalltown]

Congrats on the #46 backhoe and and the 54" snowblower :thumbsup: Two nice attachements.

I can't imagine living in Maine that you have any rocks to move :laughing:

 

[pdp11]

I'm so glad I don't have a snowblower for my 2520. I spent many years of my life doing battle with snow, and that's one attachment I don't miss having

 

[wooden]

Thinking of getting a backhoe for my 2720 but don't want the hassle of removing the MMM system and 3pt hitch arms each and every time I install it. Is there another unit that runs off the rear PTO that would do the trick?