Kubota's breaking ?!?!?

[Snell]

Re: Kubota\'s breaking ?!?!?

In 26 years of being around Kubota I'll agree with the consensus... If you look at how the Kubota's loaders are set up... with a brace all the way to the back, the loader force is distributed throughout the whole frame. Other things would give before you could come close to damaging the housing.

 

[Pks]

Re: Kubota\'s breaking ?!?!?

Remember, the picture can only show what the failure looked like AFTER it occurred-not how it happened.

What parent company owns Kioti?

Ever wonder why the Kioti models look like Kubota models?

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Re: Kubota\'s breaking ?!?!?

Not if it was a Kubota loader.

I don't think you can find a case of that kind of damage with any correct loader or backhoe. There's all kinds of ways to damage equipment but I can't see that happening. Crack one loader arm, yes, bend one, yes, but the tractor?

Anytime ANY tractor or anything-else dealer starts blabbing about his competitor, head for the door, he is either ignorant, a liar, or just trying to rope in the one-born-every-minute.

Any dealer worth his salt doesn't need to badmouth the other brands, even if he HAS seen something. Compare the differences, yes. Most business people I have learned from go out of the way to NOT practice such tactics as it cheapens them.

I do remember hearing a JD dealer badmouthing Yanmar engines, which was funny since at the time Yanmar was powering the green, maybe still so /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

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[frank_f15]

Re: Kubota\'s breaking ?!?!?

hammer: someone is giving u a big dose of bullcrap! cannot imagine any one of the major compact tractors manufactures, letting that happen, jd, kubota or new holland. have seen kubota" that were beat to hell and they still worked fine.