DK35vince
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I don't get it.I'd say go with the Kubota. There are a lot more around and therefore more second-hand implements for later on down the road.
Wouldn't those same implements fit most any brands.
I don't get it.I'd say go with the Kubota. There are a lot more around and therefore more second-hand implements for later on down the road.
Unless buying without a backhoe or loader and planning on looking for one to add later this makes no sense.I'd say go with the Kubota. There are a lot more around and therefore more second-hand implements for later on down the road.
And my Kioti DK 35 is a 2001 model I bought new and never given me any problems.I have had my Kubota L5030 since I bought i new in 2004 and love it. The old girl has never given me any problems. IMHO go with the Kubota
I don’t think he does etherI don't get it.
Wouldn't those same implements fit most any brands.
Where is there a Kioti dealer in northern AZ? I only know of JD and Kubota, with a feed store that sells Branson as a sideline.No unfortunately I don't I live in a really small town (2000) just north of a couple smallish towns (80,000). There is a JD dealer and the Kubota dealer. Other than that, I have to run down the hill to Phoenix area where there are plenty of dealers. The close proximity of a good dealer is a big deal for me.....
Go to the Kioti website and type in your zip code. Looks like there are six or eight dealers in Arizona.Where is there a Kioti dealer in northern AZ? I only know of JD and Kubota, with a feed store that sells Branson as a sideline.
No there isn't one, that's what I'm saying. I would have to go down tyo the valley. no biggie I guess.Where is there a Kioti dealer in northern AZ? I only know of JD and Kubota, with a feed store that sells Branson as a sideline.
And my Kioti DK 35 is a 2001 model I bought new and never given me an
The savings for cash isn’t much nowadays. I was quoted $800 on my MX. I went with 72 months no interest.I can say the 0% financing is a little misleading for most of it. When I bought my Kioti I would have saved about $3k if I could have bought it with cash, so that 0% just means they front load all the financing fees into the purchase price so you feel good. I have a baby tractor compared to about everyone with my CS2210, but it is what I could afford with the implements I wanted as well.