Kioti RX6620-RX7320 VS. Kubota M6060-M7060

[coobie]

Coobie, grow up. Just because someone doesn't have glowing reviews of your favorite brand doesn't mean you can act a child and call them pathetic names.

Since when is troll alert a pathetic name ? Really don,t care what you think.Is a $30 repair on a $30,000 plus tractor really that tragic to have a hissy fit over?If the OP really does not like his tractor sell the dang thing.Where in my post did I say Kioti was my favorite brand?Think again.I choose what brand fits my needs but Kioti is near the top..LOL

 

[TJP89]

Since when is troll alert a pathetic name ? Really don,t care what you think.Is a $30 repair on a $30,000 plus tractor really that tragic to have a hissy fit over?If the OP really does not like his tractor sell the dang thing.Where in my post did I say Kioti was my favorite brand?Think again.I choose what brand fits my needs but Kioti is near the top..LOL

I agree, also, I have really really really hard time believing a 60HP tractor can't handle an 8ft cutter in light grass. If that was a problem with the series, we would have heard of it. I'm pretty sure there are people here with RXs that use them for heavy ground engaging tasks with no problem. Also, cutting at <2000 rpms is going to bog down a tractor with a bigger cutter, get it up to 2400 and see what happens.

 

[grobinson2]

Well I wish the people with RX7320's or other RX models would speak up because I am really on the fence in regards to the Kioti. I was going to go check out a Massey 4608 today and may end up going back to Kubota but I am not a cheerleader for any one brand and am open to going with something new. That said we have had Kubotas for years and have 90% of the time been happy.

Thanks again, Glenn

 

[coobie]

Well I wish the people with RX7320's or other RX models would speak up because I am really on the fence in regards to the Kioti. I was going to go check out a Massey 4608 today and may end up going back to Kubota but I am not a cheerleader for any one brand and am open to going with something new. That said we have had Kubotas for years and have 90% of the time been happy.

Thanks again, Glenn

I agree Kioti RX7230 owners should chime in with there experiences.The 3 tractors you have listed are quality brands and should hold up to most tasks one could put them threw.

 

[MichiganIron]

OK, I just finsihed 3rd cutting with a RX7320 Power Shuttle Tractor. Ran a 9' haybine easily. Pulled and ran a Case 8520 baler with a kicker, and a kicker wagon with 120 bales in it. The tractor never hesitated on any of it. Could have run a larger haybine and pulled a larger wagon.

The only comment, these engines are turbo-charged. They run best with the turbo kikcked in. The DK55 was the same way. Seemed a little under powered until the turbo openned up, then hold on to your shorts.

Always difficult to compare a naturally aspirated engine to a turbo engine. The torque curves are obviously different. Natural will have a little better low end torque, the turbo will out perform the naturally aspirated engine at higher RPM's.

The RX7320 will definitely run an 8' cutter......unless there is something wrong with the cutter.

 

[coobie]

Thanks Michigan Iron for your perspective view on the RX7320.

 

[grobinson2]

Yes thank you very much! I wish my dealer had one I could try and not just have to order it with out ever getting to really use the thing.

Thank you again though,
Glenn

 

[Threepoint]

Glenn, the owner of my Kioti dealership here in Virginia can have any of the models he chooses, and his personal tractor is an RX7320PS. I'm sure he'd be happy to talk with you on the phone about this. Very knowledgeable and candid. PM me if you'd like his contact info.

 

[WoodChuckDad]

I plan to order a 7320 at the end of the month. Won't be dragging a cutter behind it for quite some time but will be doing a lot of ground work. I can't wait to post on how it does.

 

[lilranch2001]

Mule, I am curious
How many different times are you going to post different threads regarding the clutch cable?

Just for your information.....
Internet threads will not strengthen a clutch cable......
:laughing: