megotatractor
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these units were priced each with FEL, MMM, rear tiller and blade; JD 2210 -$15300, Kub $18500, Farmall- $20000
prices; JD2210 vs Kub 7500 vs Farmall DX21
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thcri
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Are you comparing them as apples to apples? I am not sure of the Kub 7500 but the Farmall is not a sub-compact and that is why you will find it more money.
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megotatractor
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no comparison really. the 2210 doesn't really compare to any other SCUT when you look at loader capacity. Just numbers, and fruit, I like apples and oranges.
Bob_Skurka
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The Kubota 7500 and Farmall DX21, if I remember both correctly are NOT SUB-CUTs, they are simply small CUTs However, both should be fairly equal in power and performance.
As for the price package, the prices between the 2 seem to be too far apart. I think you may want to have them break out the prices on the implements to make sure there is a reasonable comparison in those. Tillers can easily run between $1000 and $2500 for similar size tillers. That could explain a large part of the gap between the 2 machines.
As for the price package, the prices between the 2 seem to be too far apart. I think you may want to have them break out the prices on the implements to make sure there is a reasonable comparison in those. Tillers can easily run between $1000 and $2500 for similar size tillers. That could explain a large part of the gap between the 2 machines.
MessickFarmEqu
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I am a dealer for a few of these pieces, you should consider the Kubota BX. Doller for dollers it much more tractor than the DX/TC and Cub.
thcri
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I am a dealer for a few of these pieces, you should consider the Kubota BX. Doller for dollers it much more tractor than the DX/TC and Cub. )</font>
Neil, why don't you explain to the world why the BX is a better tractor than the DX/TC. I don't undestand why you could make that statement when the two tractors and not even in the same classification?
murph
Neil, why don't you explain to the world why the BX is a better tractor than the DX/TC. I don't undestand why you could make that statement when the two tractors and not even in the same classification?
murph
Cliff_Johns
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I am a dealer for a few of these pieces, you should consider the Kubota BX. Doller for dollers it much more tractor than the DX/TC and Cub. )
Neil, why don't you explain to the world why the BX is a better tractor than the DX/TC. I don't undestand why you could make that statement when the two tractors and not even in the same classification?
murph )</font>
To be fair, I think Neil was saying that you get more
tractor per dollar, rather than that the BX was a better
tractor or even a more tractor over all and since the 2210
was in the initial compare, it isn't completely out of range
of the discussion.
Still, dealers always have to be careful with what they say
since they have a known vested interest. I like the fact that
dealers are on this list and that they make their opinion
known. Just because a person is a dealer, doesn't mean
he don't have a valid opinion even in these comparisons.
Cliff
Neil, why don't you explain to the world why the BX is a better tractor than the DX/TC. I don't undestand why you could make that statement when the two tractors and not even in the same classification?
murph )</font>
To be fair, I think Neil was saying that you get more
tractor per dollar, rather than that the BX was a better
tractor or even a more tractor over all and since the 2210
was in the initial compare, it isn't completely out of range
of the discussion.
Still, dealers always have to be careful with what they say
since they have a known vested interest. I like the fact that
dealers are on this list and that they make their opinion
known. Just because a person is a dealer, doesn't mean
he don't have a valid opinion even in these comparisons.
Cliff
thcri
Elite Member
Cliff,
I guess I am not sure what to say, he never mentioned the 2210 in his comment above. It was the DX/TC21 that he compared the BX to. The two are none of the same or equals. The BX can not do what the DX/TC21 can do. NO sub can do what the class 1's can do. Yeah they are going to be more expensive. IF you going to make a comment like he did he should at least be talking about tractors that compare to each other. If I remember right in another post Neil bad mouthed John Deere with no support or basis just his thinking. I guess it is just frustrating for me to hear people knock other products.
murph
I guess I am not sure what to say, he never mentioned the 2210 in his comment above. It was the DX/TC21 that he compared the BX to. The two are none of the same or equals. The BX can not do what the DX/TC21 can do. NO sub can do what the class 1's can do. Yeah they are going to be more expensive. IF you going to make a comment like he did he should at least be talking about tractors that compare to each other. If I remember right in another post Neil bad mouthed John Deere with no support or basis just his thinking. I guess it is just frustrating for me to hear people knock other products.
murph
MessickFarmEqu
Super Member
Thanks Cliff...
If you all would like me to write a whole disertation everytime I post I will. And yes, I also sell New Holland and Case. No I do not sell Kioti or Deere. I think I have seen time and time again that if I even mention either product people jump all over me so I am keeping my mouth shut now.
In reguards to what I said before, I think you get more tractor for you dollar in a BX than you do from the TZ/DX. The TZ/DX is a great tractor and for some people its a better choice than the Kubota. Doller for doller its hard to beat the BX. They are very compriable tractors, but Kubota is cheaper and is a much better better company to do business with. Its really personal preference and I would not make a decision based upon what anyone here says, drive them both, buy what you like.
Now if you would like to know my opinion in reguards to other products feel free to PM me. I do know things about the other product lines that might be useful for others to know. I go to the sales training meetings where they tell us good and bad things about our products as well as the rest of the competition. Alas, it seems my opinions are not welcome around here. I think it should be easy enough for people to look though the bias that I do have and take my comments for what they are worth. Sorry to fuss, but it seems I can't say anything around here without stepping on someones toes or having people flip out about somthing lame.
If you all would like me to write a whole disertation everytime I post I will. And yes, I also sell New Holland and Case. No I do not sell Kioti or Deere. I think I have seen time and time again that if I even mention either product people jump all over me so I am keeping my mouth shut now.
In reguards to what I said before, I think you get more tractor for you dollar in a BX than you do from the TZ/DX. The TZ/DX is a great tractor and for some people its a better choice than the Kubota. Doller for doller its hard to beat the BX. They are very compriable tractors, but Kubota is cheaper and is a much better better company to do business with. Its really personal preference and I would not make a decision based upon what anyone here says, drive them both, buy what you like.
Now if you would like to know my opinion in reguards to other products feel free to PM me. I do know things about the other product lines that might be useful for others to know. I go to the sales training meetings where they tell us good and bad things about our products as well as the rest of the competition. Alas, it seems my opinions are not welcome around here. I think it should be easy enough for people to look though the bias that I do have and take my comments for what they are worth. Sorry to fuss, but it seems I can't say anything around here without stepping on someones toes or having people flip out about somthing lame.
