Reveiws on B2920/7800

[laen64]

Any one care to post the rave review of their 2900's 7800's & 3200s

I Will Have one of these ASAP!

 

[MikeInEburg]

I have a B7800 - works great for the things that I need. While it has been discontinued by Kubota, it remains a very stable time-tested workhorse.
Mike

 

[SGStriglos]

I bought the 2920 last summer because of the turning radius and ergonomics of the newer tractor...I think it cost less then also.

 

[PUSHINDIRT]

I purchased a 2920 last summer. I originally had a BX24 and needed something bigger, but still small enough to get in the garage.
I like the ergo's, it has a very comfortable platform, the engine (smooth and quiet), the power, the loader, the 3 speed HST, pretty much everything!
I live in an area that has alot of clay. When it is dry it is like digging in concrete. There are times I wish I had a little more hydraulic power for the loader but it is a great all around machine.
My father has a 7800. It is bulletproof! I would have purchased this machine except my father had one and I wanted something different. If the 3200 were around I would have gone that route! It is a tough decision to make!

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

I had a B7800 for 3 years and traded it last year to a L3240HST. Yesterday I traded the L3240HST to Barlows for a B3200. The B7800 was a fine machine and I believe the B3200 will be just as good.

 

[riptides]

I have a B7800.

Originally purchased for a heavily wooded lot it was used for driveway maintenance, trail maintenance, some light clearing and grading work. This was on a ten acre lot.

Now it is relegated to field work, bush hogging, light trail work and general lawn mower duties on a 60 acre lot.

It does both well. Small enough to get around the buildings and woods, powerfull enough to work smaller parts of the farm. It has ample ground clearence to move in the woods, and 4WD so as to not get stuck when bush hogging in the spring fields.

It does not have the size or strength though to maintain pastures. It can dress them up, but obviously it is not the class of machine we use for haying or farm activites.

 

[DAP]

I believe that Kubota has sold more B7800's since the model rolled out than any of the other B series tractors.

This should be worth something methinks.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

I left the B fold for a year. Traded my B7800 of 3 years to a L3240HST last year and a couple of hours ago I returned to the B fold with a B3200. The L was a sweet machine but I'm a B man. I do have a BX2350 also but I still consider myself a B man. Zoom on the B picture and see the L loaded and leaving hopefully to an anxious new L buyer if Barlows has found one yet. Guess this shows my support of the B7800 and B3200,

 

[whbob]

I purchased a B2920 in April 2008 with loader. Dealer did not have a 2620 and made a deal on the 2920. I have adjusted to the inching valve. The 3 speed tran is great. I would recommend it or the 2620. I have pulverizor, box blade, rear blade and Woods rfm. Also have loaded R4s.

 

[rpeter]

Have had my 7800 for about 4 years now (275 hours). Twenty two acres with mainly bush hog and loader work. Bullet proof is the correct term. Only real problem I have had is a cut tire flat. Can not blame Kubota for that