Still deciding on size, looking at L series

   / Still deciding on size, looking at L series
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#11  
thanks for replies, if I wanted to run a 6' hog, what size would I need?? 30 pto hp??
 
   / Still deciding on size, looking at L series #12  
thanks for replies, if I wanted to run a 6' hog, what size would I need?? 30 pto hp??

I sure wish it was that simple. You are going to have to consider both HP and weight of your tractor with weight, cutting width and capacity of your cutter with what you intend to cut.
 
   / Still deciding on size, looking at L series #13  
I run a 6' hog behind my 31.5 pto hp L3940. Works well for me. Philip.
 
   / Still deciding on size, looking at L series #14  
thanks for replies, if I wanted to run a 6' hog, what size would I need?? 30 pto hp??

It is not just the PTO HP, it is the weight of the tractor. I would want a much heavier tractor with a 72" brush hog. While some might run a 72" on a tractor the size of an L, it really limits maneuvering capability and the implement will sometimes drive the tractor. Ask your local dealer, he will probably tell you the same thing.
 
   / Still deciding on size, looking at L series #15  
Can't remember where I saw/read it :( but the new this years L2800 have 2 or 3 more horse power than 2009 model..believe decal of some sort on hood..
 
   / Still deciding on size, looking at L series
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#16  
I might be thinking and therfore would be spending too big for my needs, mainly cutting grass and bush hogging, I should probaly stay with a large B and a 5' hog, would a 2630 be ok for 5' bush hog?
 
   / Still deciding on size, looking at L series #17  
I might be thinking and therfore would be spending too big for my needs, mainly cutting grass and bush hogging, I should probaly stay with a large B and a 5' hog, would a 2630 be ok for 5' bush hog?

There are quite a few B owners on here including the B2630 and hopefully they can help you with this, anything I could say would only be speculation and would sure hate to steer you wrong, good luck.
 
   / Still deciding on size, looking at L series #18  
Can't remember where I saw/read it :( but the new this years L2800 have 2 or 3 more horse power than 2009 model..believe decal of some sort on hood..

My 2010 L3400 has 1 extra horsepower than the manual shows, according to the Kubota color brochure. it has a little decal "extra power".
James K0UA
 
   / Still deciding on size, looking at L series #19  
k0ua.
"it has a little decal "extra power"

Fancy shiny decal w/little $'s for 1 hp more..hmmm.
 
   / Still deciding on size, looking at L series #20  
I might be thinking and therfore would be spending too big for my needs, mainly cutting grass and bush hogging, I should probaly stay with a large B and a 5' hog, would a 2630 be ok for 5' bush hog?

http://kubota.com/product/B2630/pdf/b30_series_spec.pdf

Look at the specs.... (Univ of GA? :D )


You're now talking 19 PTO HP to turn a 60" machine. You are proportionally going in the same direction.

Since you ask again, it's still no in my opinion. :)
 

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