Mini Small Tiny Little Tractor?

[KentT]

Here's a complete photo album of the Kubota B-6000 with FEL that I had... I sold it to buy my Power Trac PT-425. It was a tough little machine -- it just couldn't productilvely operate on the hills where I need to use it...

Kubota B-6000 - a photoset on Flickr

A sample pic:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/28/62874768_8a2c5193c4.jpg?v=0

 

[daTeacha]

That looks a lot like the B7100 I had. Mine had Ag tires and a 42 inch bucket. It would power a 48" bushhog, had a 6 forward 2 reverse gearbox, category 0 three point drilled out for cat. 1 use. If not for the loader, I think I would have been able to put it in the back of my Dakota. I brought it home from the auction in a small (4 x 6?) U-Haul open box trailer.

Like everyone has said, they are a tough little machine. I sold mine so I wouldn't roll it on my hilly ground at the new place.

 

[voodoo]

Looks just like my B66000 which was previous machine.
Changed out for an Iseki 4270. Just couldn't afford to keep both.

 

[ELMO67]

Try this link, I couldn't get the picture to copy. These are air cooled VW powered, made in Germany. http://images.thesamba.com/vw/gallery/pix/247027.jpg

 

[gbick]

Gary, that little bruiser has character!!

 

[GaryE]

Gary, that little bruiser has character!!

That little "bruiser" did serve me well!!!!

I am sorry I sold it...

 

[IslandTractor]

These mini tractors are fairly common in Asia and are perfectly adapted to plowing the waterlogged rice fields.

 

[JamesAC]

These mini tractors are fairly common in Asia and are perfectly adapted to plowing the waterlogged rice fields.

I grew up in Asia. We called them one-eyed-water-buffalo

 

[sandman2234]

I owned a Ford 1100 which is basically the same hp as a B6000, but the B6000 uses smaller tire sizes, so it sits a little shorter. Both are approximately the same size. I went with a friend who picked up a B6000 and it wouldn't fit in the trailer he brought (has a rear tiller on it) so we loaded it in the back of my Silverado and you could just close the tailgate.
The smallest sized item I have seen was over at J J's place. He has a very, very small Bulldozer. One you can step over if you know what I mean. If I had any reason at all for owning one of them, I would be hounding him about buying it, it was so CUTE.
Maybe we can get him to post a couple pictures of it.
David from jax

 

[DmansPadge]

These mini tractors are fairly common in Asia and are perfectly adapted to plowing the waterlogged rice fields.

Nothing like cruising around barefoot on a tractor!!