New B3030 pics.

[TripleR]

Congratulations on your new tractor; very nice machine.:thumbsup:

 

[Ductape]

Congrats ! Very nice set-up.

 

[Kayakin2]

Nice Tractor! :thumbsup: Now you can get it dirty & show pics of it in action!

 

[6dog]

Nice looking tractor!

Interesting though, I can't say I've seen many belly mower/ag tire combos.

 

[milkman]

Wow, good looking machine, good to see a tractor with real tractor tires.:thumbsup::laughing:

 

[Tractor Factor]

Wow! I've got to find a paper bag to breathe into.

 

[Toolguy]

The B3030 is the "SUPER-B" of the Kubota line. Congratulations. I still love mine after 332 hrs. So what's up with the Ag tires? Do you plan on using it for field work? How is it on the lawn? I have turfs and they have plenty of traction until it gets muddy. Good luck.

 

[red4now]

Congrats and does it ever look aggressive with the ag tires! First B3030 live or on pics that I have seen with them on. Makes it look like a different tractor! Did you get a set of turfs as well for the lawn?

Keep those pics coming - some that show some dirt on those aggies!

 

[Bret Mc]

Congrats and does it ever look aggressive with the ag tires! First B3030 live or on pics that I have seen with them on. Makes it look like a different tractor! Did you get a set of turfs as well for the lawn?

Keep those pics coming - some that show some dirt on those aggies!

The ags are the only set of tires, here in SE Ohio we are blessed with some wonderful hills so that is part of the explanation for them, they are really usefull when using the bush hog, box blade, rear blade and tiller. They are also fine to mow with too, yes you do have to watch turning sharp if the ground is damp but if I just slow down a bit in the corners they do fine. They are also great for snow removal also. I dont want to start a tire argument but my brother-in-law recently loaned his JD (57 hp R-4s FEL, MMM) to his brother-in-law to do some loader work and it took off sliding down a hill hitting a tree head-on, luckily he only had bruised up knees from hitting the dash and the repair bill was $7700.00, OUCH! I think the ags are the safest choice for the hilly land we have around here.Did you say to get some dirt on 'em? I'll have to think about that one!!

 

[Tractor Factor]

...my brother-in-law recently loaned his JD (57 hp R-4s FEL, MMM) to his brother-in-law to do some loader work and it took off sliding down a hill hitting a tree head-on, luckily he only had bruised up knees from hitting the dash...

Glad he was ok, that's got to be really scary (no control)...sounds like maybe he didn't have the seat belt on?