New B2620

[Jbbies]

Well, I have been hanging around here for a few months not saying much... but I finally broke down and purchased my first tractor Kubota B2620. I am looking forward to it and should have it in around a week. I looked at all the models in my area between 22-27hp and went with the Kubota.

I enjoyed working with the sales rep. he was a pleasure to deal with unlike many of the others. John Deere acted like they didnt have the time to get the keys to the tractors. Unfortunately was the nearest dealer and I want to go green probably more for sentimental reasons.

I grew up on a farm and finally got a little over 5 acres to mow and maintain, only took 10 years 7 houses and a few countries. I grew up with green paint, but look forward to expanding my opinions I guess we will see. This forum was a big help and I believe will be in the future.

Bies

 

[Ductape]

Congratulations on your new tractor ! You chose a good one. Nothing wrong with green tractors..... they are nice too. I think it was a sign that the green dealer didn't want to be bothered when you were shopping. Just think how much he wouldn't want to be bothered if you ever had a problem. FYI, it's required here that you post a few pictures of your new tractor when it arrives. :thumbsup:

 

[Jbbies]

Exactly what I thought... Might be hard to get some warranty work done. I will get some pics when she shows up.

 

[TripleR]

Congratulations on your new tractor.:thumbsup:

 

[DieselDon]

Me too. Went from green to orange. Dangerous in my circles, but the research was there

 

[displacedPA]

congrats! Make sure you check the front diff. and the rear dif. fluid I added about a quart and a between both. fluid from factory is (Super UDT)

bring on the pics!!

 

[KenB2920]

Excellent choice!!!

I have had my B2920 since May and it is " the little tractor that could / did".
I have put this tractor to use and it has come through every time. You will run out of weight before you run out of horse power. I used it 2 days ago to tear down a 2 car garage and boy did it save our backs. Only issue if the tires don't agree with nails. But that's the price for playing. Small price to pay in my opinion for saving my back and time. A plug or two and she'll be back in business.

Let's see some photos

 

[zoltanthegypsy]

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John Deere acted like they didnt have the time to get the keys to the tractors.
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Bies

Maybe someone from the green side could explain what's up with JD.

I used to be able to get parts and service for the JD 425 within walking distance. A long walk, but still. They lost their franchise so I had to go to Silverdale. The Silverdale dealer lost their franchise so I had to go to Port Angeles. That dealer just lost their franchise, so I had to go orange.

Well, I had already gone orange, but now it will be totally orange.

Where does JD expect to do business? "Lowe" end and high end only and forget those of us with middle-sized patches to maintain?

I don't get it. There must be some sane business plan there somewhere, but it isn't obvious.

Z.

 

[Arrow1]

I love my B2620. This is my first tractor and with most things im wishing I would have went to a bigger model. The loader can lift plenty but the size is a little small. I have been looking into the 3point carry all attachment. I think that will be just what I need for loading on more stuff on the tractor. Have fun with it!:thumbsup:

 

[BeezFun]

John Deere acted like they didnt have the time to get the keys to the tractors.

I live in large metro area, we had two Kubota dealers when I bought. The closest one was so determined to sell off their used New Holland stock that they almost refused to take my money for a new bota. Went to the other guys and they've been great. Had one small problem with the loader after six months, they came to the house with service truck and fixed it in my garage. Glad the other dealer blew me off, he ended up going out of business when the economy tanked. I'd think in this economy every dealer would meet you at the front door with a beer, brats and dancing bears.

 

[Jbbies]

Well its been several weeks and the dealer said he would be on his way out with it today. Crossing my fingers.

Brandon

 

[skspurling]

I have had my B2620 since March, and I love it. Congratulations on a nice little tractor. Don't feel bad about not going green. I like the older green hardware, but the newer stuff seems a bit suburban. When I bought the little tractor, I got a good ribbing from my brother about it. He said that if it comes with a cup holder it ain't a real tractor (as he climbs on his G Allis). Plenty of power, and has been able to do everything I've put it to. Only problem I have had is when the branches knock my plastic cup out of the holder while I am mowing. I hear the mower hit something and look back at the plastic pieces from my big gulp cup!:laughing::thumbsup:

 

[donn12]

I love my B2620. This is my first tractor and with most things im wishing I would have went to a bigger model. The loader can lift plenty but the size is a little small. I have been looking into the 3point carry all attachment. I think that will be just what I need for loading on more stuff on the tractor. Have fun with it!:thumbsup:

A 60 inch bucket from the B3200 will bolt right on (as will the QA and forks). you can fill it to the brim with gravel and it picks it up no problem.

 

[skspurling]

A 60 inch bucket from the B3200 will bolt right on (as will the QA and forks). you can fill it to the brim with gravel and it picks it up no problem.

And, the quick attach system installs on it too.