Tractordawg
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You could run a 5' rotary cutter in your application with the Kubota B2920.
P.S. Send me some Woodbury cherry wine.
P.S. Send me some Woodbury cherry wine.
Kubota utility tractor questions
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Robert_in_NY
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Yes I could but that tractor I feel is too small for my use. I need the biggest tractor that will meet my requirements and for this thread I feel the L4400 is the best option. I do thank whoever mentioned it first as I didn't even think about it before I started this thread. It is actually almost perfect for what I am wanting.
I drive by Woodbury's almost daily but have never actually stopped there. My post pounder came from the farm right next door to them. Don't they have online ordering?
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I just checked the specs, the B2920 actually wouldn't work for my application at all. Its only 21pto hp and the rotary cutter I am getting needs a minimum of 30. I would also be concerned about its hydraulic capacity and its ability to run my post pounder efficiently. Thanks for the suggestion still as without it I wouldn't have looked at it as close as I did. Who knows, some day I may run across one of these used and have a use for it.
