Been lurking here for a couple months since I purchased 8 acreas. Its old farm field that was split into parcels in the early 2000s. One large tree and mostly overgrown weeds. Lots of teasel. Looking at buying a Kubota as they are the only dealer close by. Thinking a bx or b series. Want around 20pto on the rear and budget is a factor as we are building a new house as well. Thought I settled on the b2601 but dealer won't have one anytime soon. So its either a bx2680 or b2301.
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Thomas
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:welcome: to TBN...enjoy.
senecak19
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Welcome. Search other dealers long and far. I love my Kubota and think your doing it right. But I’d hate to see you end up with a machine your not happy with. Who cares if you have to drive 6,8,10?hours to pick one up? You could potentially have it forever.
stingray1
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Welcome from East Tennessee. Good luck with with your search for a new tractor.
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shooterdon
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Acreage is not as important as function when picking a machine. So look at the tasks you need and want to do. Easy to spend more to address a want (or one time job) than a need. Sometimes hiring a job out once every 5 years makes more sense.
Kubota is a great machine but my dealer was not very good so I went a different path and saved a bunch of $$$$. If I was planning on 400 hrs a year, the Kubota would be my pick but most of us are at 100 hrs/year. That is where I am anyway. Once a lot of projects are behind you, the hours start to drop off.
Kubota is a great machine but my dealer was not very good so I went a different path and saved a bunch of $$$$. If I was planning on 400 hrs a year, the Kubota would be my pick but most of us are at 100 hrs/year. That is where I am anyway. Once a lot of projects are behind you, the hours start to drop off.
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Welcome to the forum and congrats on your land!
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