Pulled the trigger

fydollaho · Nov 20, 2017

Pulled the trigger today on a MX5200HST with LA1065, Land Pride 3rd function valve, BH92, a quick hitch and pallet forks. Trading in the B2650! Delivery the first week of December.

buckeyefarmer · Nov 20, 2017

Congrats,

your not too far from me, got friends down your way.

Luke'sScreenName · Nov 20, 2017

Congrats! From experience, that is a HUGE upgrade. :drink:

BX23S-1 · Nov 21, 2017

Very nice rig, but i would have kept that old JD too, if it were me. Two tractors are always better than one. He who dies with the most tractors, wins! (lol)

jeff9366 · Nov 21, 2017

fydollaho said:
Pulled the trigger today on a MX5200HST with LA1065.

MX5200 should be ENOUGH TRACTOR for the tasks you enumerated in other T-B-N posts.

Congratulations.

Thomas · Nov 21, 2017

BIG Congrats :thumbsup: looks like Santa staring early .

lpigott · Nov 21, 2017

Nice, congrats!

rbargeron · Nov 22, 2017

fydollaho said:
Pulled the trigger today on a MX5200HST with LA1065, Land Pride 3rd function valve, BH92, a quick hitch and pallet forks. Trading in the B2650! Delivery the first week of December.

A perfect homeowner/landowner setup - big enough. Can you still elect to keep the B2650? A second tractor is very handy. If it would help, your wife could talk to mine about tools, attitude, mental health etc. Take care, Dick B

fydollaho · Nov 22, 2017

rbargeron said:
A perfect homeowner/landowner setup - big enough. Can you still elect to keep the B2650? A second tractor is very handy. If it would help, your wife could talk to mine about tools, attitude, mental health etc. Take care, Dick B

Already have a z-series and we’re looking at a Honda Acty mini-truck for UTV duty. No need for the B2650, really.

bdhsfz6 · Nov 22, 2017

fydollaho said:
Pulled the trigger today on a MX5200HST with LA1065, Land Pride 3rd function valve, BH92, a quick hitch and pallet forks. Trading in the B2650! Delivery the first week of December.

Good Choice! I have the MX5800 which is the same tractor with a few more ponies. I went with the W&R Long 3rd function valve to save a few $$. I'm not sure what the difference is. You'll love the power of the BH92! I've been ripping shale with mine using a 12" bucket. The manual thumb is a pain but the dealer wanted too much for the hydraulic option. I figure I can always add it later.

I'm not sure what you plan to do but I had the rear R4 tires loaded with rim guard. The manual says not to do it when using a BH but the dealer recommended it anyway. I've done this with previous Kubota / BH combinations and never had a problem.