steveky
Gold Member
lol..no still here in ky, wish it was that clean now as it was then....got it all muddy the other day and it hasn't been above freezing since.
like your Kubota ?
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crown
Platinum Member
I'll chime in an echo the others comments I have been very pleased with my B-7500 it has performed without any problems. I started my search looking at NH 21D, JD 4100, Kioti 1914, and of course the B-7500. I really did not care for the two JD dealers I visited there prices where high and they seemed proud of it. I really liked the NH dealer but he could not match the Kubota price, the Kioti was a nice tractor but I wanted a HST. I am very happy with my puchase but I'm sure I would feel the same regaurdless of color choice. Good Luck with the shopping and keep us informed of your choice./w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif
wdn
Silver Member
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2001
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- Location
- Hillsborough county, New Hampshire
- Tractor
- 2001 Kubota BX2200
My previous tractor was a Sears lawn tractor which was not up to the 2 1/3 acres of my new house, and demonstrated that by self destructing the transmission. I bought the BX2200 in October, 2002 and couldn't be happier. Mine has the 60" mid mount mower deck and the front end loader with the grille guard. Pretty standard set up.
It now has 140 hours and I use it all 12 months of the year. One of the best investments I have ever made. From mowing, landscaping, snow plowing and clearing/grading land digging an orchard it does it all. I have no doubt this will make it to the 20 year mark and by then it will be time to retire! But not from tractors.
It now has 140 hours and I use it all 12 months of the year. One of the best investments I have ever made. From mowing, landscaping, snow plowing and clearing/grading land digging an orchard it does it all. I have no doubt this will make it to the 20 year mark and by then it will be time to retire! But not from tractors.