Price Check Kubota L47 Price Comparison

[Peter 315]

The other way to do it is to just just pick the dealer you feel best with, show him competitive bids, and pay his price. My guess that that over the life of the tractor that doing it that way will save money.
rScotty

Done deal will have tractor in 2 weeks :thumbsup: , Has to order 4 in 1 bucket

 

[mike69440]

I paid 57k for 4in1, 24 and 12" buckets, rear hydraulic kit, out rigger pads, and cylinder guards, a secret kill switch, case of (greaSE), two hats and a cool jacket.

That Kill switch/battery disconnect is a good idea!
About 5 years ago, my L39 nearly was seconds from a total loss. Nearby lighting strike shorted out a circuit board in the instrument cluster. I got to it with a fire extinguisher just as the rear tire started to light up.

A mouse can chew through a wire and cause short also, so I use my Kill switch parked inside or out.

 

[Peter 315]

That Kill switch/battery disconnect is a good idea!
About 5 years ago, my L39 nearly was seconds from a total loss. Nearby lighting strike shorted out a circuit board in the instrument cluster. I got to it with a fire extinguisher just as the rear tire started to light up.

A mouse can chew through a wire and cause short also, so I use my Kill switch parked inside or out.

Good thing you were home , Must of cost a few bucks to fix

 

[mike69440]

Homeowner Insurance covered it. Make sure if you use homeowner insurance get a rider to cover the size and HP. With Homeowner insurance, forget commercial work.

About $6K to fix.

 

[Peter 315]

Homeowner Insurance covered it. Make sure if you use homeowner insurance get a rider to cover the size and HP. With Homeowner insurance, forget commercial work.

About $6K to fix.

My wife is calling the insurance company, Kubota wants 4300.00 for the ins what a joke, I think it was 1000.00 on the l3800

 

[powerstroke444e]

Find you local farm bureau insurance company if you have a farm even if it's just a small farm and see what they will do.

 

[Peter 315]

Find you local farm bureau insurance company if you have a farm even if it's just a small farm and see what they will do.

Homeowners ins will cover the tractor ,NO extra cost

 

[RichM752]

That Kubota insurance is good. Read the fine print. If you use your tractor,and damage occurs, they fix it like new.

 

[mike69440]

Homeowners ins will cover the tractor ,NO extra cost

Peter.

Make sure your insurance company understands that it is an L47. Plus send them the specs on the tractor and get your company to send written confirmation that it is covered.
Also.
You can't do commercial work under homeowners.

Understand the fine print.

PS If your company covers this as part of the Homeowner Policy, please PM me who your insurance is through.

 

[RichM752]

I believe homeowners policies only cover tractor on your property.