JD 4320 vs Kubota L5030HST

[Dargo]

Their prices are really, really good. However, can I wait to answer your question until next week? I've waited this long (and am not happy about it) so I'll give them one more try. I really haven't been flat rude about it at all. I've tried to be really patient. Perhaps that has been the wrong method. That will change with this trip. If they don't fix it, they probably won't want me back again. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[GeneD14]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Their prices are really, really good. However, can I wait to answer your question until next week? )</font>

I can wait. I won't be ready to buy until Spring anyway. I have noticed that their prices are low compared to others locally that I've priced. I also was concidering them because we plan on buying some land near there and having local service is nice. Thanks

 

[slowzuki]

Dargo, I know darn well you are not a newbie but how on earth are you getting it into reverse when bouncing? Heel goes on floor holding weight of your leg, toes on forward part of pedal. Reverse requires you to lift your heel, slide it back and depress the reverse part of the pedal.

I had a bit of trouble with this at first but it is natural now. Now when I drive the other tractors I try to nail the diff lock for reverse! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( </font><font color="blueclass=small">( But I can't see how their hydro setup is any different on rough ground. )</font>

The real difference is that on rough ground with a Kubota, you are not just letting off of the hydro on bumps, but also slamming it into reverse; since it is one pedal. )</font>