B2320
New member
Greetings, I am a longtime reader, first time poster. After years of research (I have every Kubota brochure back to 2005 on file
)and a brief 2 year stint with a Ford 3000, I pulled the trigger on a new Kubota (Right before New Year's cashing in on 0% 60 mos.). Anyway I grew tired of throwing money at the Ford 3000 (It had a rough life before I got her). It did give me quite the 1st real tractor education. So the "CFO" gave me the green light when I could not finish plowing the driveway because the Ford 3000 broke down again (this after a new clutch, starter, and some other broken parts). I hate having a payment, but when I did the math, I had made a year's worth of Kubota payments in one trip to have the Ford 3000 fixed.
So the "CFO" gave me the Orange green light, but the new tractor had to replace both the Ford 3000 and my Cub Cadet 149. I ended up with the B2320, big enough to pull my old Ford 3000 back blade, but small enough to mow around trees with the 54" mmm. I opted for turfs, but chained-up all 4 tires. I love not having to check for a "new" leak before I start up the tractor and I turn the key and there are no surprises. Don't get me wrong, the Ford make quick work of plowing the driveway(Its only duty), but I just don't have the time wrench like I used to. Loving my Orange
)and a brief 2 year stint with a Ford 3000, I pulled the trigger on a new Kubota (Right before New Year's cashing in on 0% 60 mos.). Anyway I grew tired of throwing money at the Ford 3000 (It had a rough life before I got her). It did give me quite the 1st real tractor education. So the "CFO" gave me the green light when I could not finish plowing the driveway because the Ford 3000 broke down again (this after a new clutch, starter, and some other broken parts). I hate having a payment, but when I did the math, I had made a year's worth of Kubota payments in one trip to have the Ford 3000 fixed. So the "CFO" gave me the Orange
green light, but the new tractor had to replace both the Ford 3000 and my Cub Cadet 149. I ended up with the B2320, big enough to pull my old Ford 3000 back blade, but small enough to mow around trees with the 54" mmm. I opted for turfs, but chained-up all 4 tires. I love not having to check for a "new" leak before I start up the tractor and I turn the key and there are no surprises. Don't get me wrong, the Ford make quick work of plowing the driveway(Its only duty), but I just don't have the time wrench like I used to. Loving my Orange
