Luke'sScreenName
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Should be able to look at Kubota's website.
MX Series Pricing?
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Yep. Standard and Promotional rates are in the sidebar: http://www.kubota.com/finance/finance-home.aspx
Luke'sScreenName
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You probably already know this but the MX is Cat 1 and 2. It will come with cat1 top link and cat2 lift arms. I think most of us mostly run cat1 implements with reducer bushings in the lift arms (except for special equipment that needs to be cat 2).
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I sold my 3yr old B3300su 4x4, HST, Loader with 250hrs (I think) for 17k 3yrs ago on CL.
Thank you for pointing that out! Somehow I never saw that, so I'm glad you said something. I was not looking forward to needing new implements. Everything would be too narrow, but that might be okay for now.
My dealer rarely has an MX, but said one might be coming in for scheduled maintenance in a few weeks if I want to look at it.
My dealer rarely has an MX, but said one might be coming in for scheduled maintenance in a few weeks if I want to look at it.
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No problem man!
Width and strength will be important to consider. Many implements that were fine with your b3200 will quickly be destroyed by a properly ballasted MX. :drink:
Width and strength will be important to consider. Many implements that were fine with your b3200 will quickly be destroyed by a properly ballasted MX. :drink:
So far, my implements are pretty short. I've got a nice Woods (4 wheel) finishing mower. That is only 72". Now having owned the property and equipment now, I'd like to just get a fail mower or maybe a chopper. I have a pond that I can't remotely get close to - boom mower would be nice but I'd be better off paying one of the local guys to drive around the pond once or twice a year. They work quick and charge less than $100/hr.
72" blade for snow / leveling dirt and a Kubota 300lb ballast box
72" blade for snow / leveling dirt and a Kubota 300lb ballast box
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My MX5100 is way stronger, better balanced and with more usable HP than my L4300. I have a B7800 that is puny compared to the MX5100. To compare an MX with a B3300 will be like comparing a Ford F100 to a Ford F600 with 4wd. Not even a comparison. In my view, the MX5100 --and MX series in general-- is one of the best tractors Kubota ever built.
LD1
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If your implements we're properly sized to your B....figure on getting new implements. They are too small and too weak to hold up.
